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Chef, Restaurateur, Author #PeaceLovePasta Martone Street · Leola Baha Mar · The Americano Atlanta · Cellaio Steak · The Kitchen, An SC Spot
The Creator
Scott Conant is a chef, restaurateur, and author who turns family recipes and seasonal ingredients into shareable moments. He runs multiple restaurants and entertains a loyal audience with recipes, holiday menus, and behind-the-scenes glimpses. Warm, nostalgic, and unapologetically passionate about pasta and seafood, he speaks to food lovers and home cooks alike.
You've got more restaurants than retweets, your followers will happily eat anything you post, but they’re still waiting for the tweet that proves you can spice up a timeline as well as you season a cioppino. Also, can you stop flirting with snowstorms and start flirting with trending hashtags?
Built a respected multi-restaurant brand (PeaceLovePasta, Cellaio Steak, The Kitchen, and others), authored cookbooks, and cultivated a devoted 200k+ audience that turns his recipes and menus into real-life reservations and home dinners.
To bring people together through food, preserving family traditions, teaching technique, and creating memorable meals and moments that turn strangers into regulars and readers into home cooks.
Craft matters: technique and respect for ingredients make a difference. Hospitality is a responsibility, great food should be generous and sincere. Tradition and modernity can coexist: honor grandma’s recipes while refining them for today’s table.
Deep culinary expertise, authentic storytelling, consistent output (9,700+ tweets), a strong multi-restaurant platform, and an audience that trusts his recipes and recommendations.
Can lean heavily on links instead of native, snackable content; engagement per tweet suggests opportunity to convert followers into active sharers. Perfectionism and niche focus may limit viral, non-food-audience reach.
Post short native videos (15, 60s) demonstrating a single technique or ingredient moment; turn recipes into visual thread-step posts (ingredients → quick steps → finished plate). Host regular X Spaces Q&As and live cook-alongs, pin a seasonal recipe or signature dish, and run collaborative threads with other chefs/influencers. Use clear CTAs (save/try/tag), relevant hashtags (#RecipeThread #Cioppino), and schedule posts for peak mealtime and weekend browsing. Repurpose cookbook content into microclips and promote reservations/events at specific restaurants to convert followers into diners.
Fun fact: he treats snowstorms with childlike abandon and often shares nostalgic, family-inspired recipes (his caponata is based on his grandmother’s recipe). He runs several spots including #PeaceLovePasta and Cellaio Steak and has built a 200k+ following by talking about food, people, and places.
Top tweets of Scott Conant
Got a little hungry and decided a proper san’gwich was necessary. Hit up @sprouts, grabbed the ingredients that spoke to me, and let instinct take over from there. This was the final result 🤌🏼 Spinach & Sausage San’gwich #Recipe Ingredients ∙ 1 package of sweet sausages ∙ 1 container of baby spinach or broccoli rabe ∙ 9 cloves garlic finely chopped ∙ Olive oil ∙ Salt to taste ∙ Red pepper to taste ∙ 6 rolls of your choice ∙ Provolone cheese Method Add oil to hot pan and add sausages to heat them up. Put them in the oven at 350 degrees. Brown on both sides. While the sausages are in the oven, finely chop your garlic. Once sausages are brown on both sides, finish cooking them on the stove for a couple minutes, if necessary. Remove sausages from the pan and add some more oil to that pan over medium heat. Add your garlic, salt and red pepper. Let that cook for a minute or so and then add your spinach. Cook spinach all the way down until it’s perfectly wilted. Slice your sausages. Add plenty of spinach to the bread. Top with the sausage and provolone and enjoy!!
Ricotta Stuffed Shells Ricotta Filling: ● 1 tsp olive oil ● 2 cloves garlic, thinly sliced ● 12 oz fresh or frozen spinach, chopped (& thawed, if needed) ● 2 cups (16oz) whole milk ricotta ● 2 cups (16oz) mascarpone cheese ● 1 cup Parmigiano cheese ● 1 cup mozzarella cheese ● 3 tbsp fresh parsley, chopped ● 1 egg ● 1 lemon, zested ● Salt and pepper, to taste Sauce: @martonestreet’s Campagna Marinara Pasta & Breadcrumbs: ● 1 12oz box of jumbo shells ● 1 cup mozzarella cheese ● 2 tbsp butter ● 1 clove garlic, grated ● 1 tsp calabrian chiliis in oil ● 1 cup panko breadcrumbs ● Salt
Most engaged tweets of Scott Conant
Got a little hungry and decided a proper san’gwich was necessary. Hit up @sprouts, grabbed the ingredients that spoke to me, and let instinct take over from there. This was the final result 🤌🏼 Spinach & Sausage San’gwich #Recipe Ingredients ∙ 1 package of sweet sausages ∙ 1 container of baby spinach or broccoli rabe ∙ 9 cloves garlic finely chopped ∙ Olive oil ∙ Salt to taste ∙ Red pepper to taste ∙ 6 rolls of your choice ∙ Provolone cheese Method Add oil to hot pan and add sausages to heat them up. Put them in the oven at 350 degrees. Brown on both sides. While the sausages are in the oven, finely chop your garlic. Once sausages are brown on both sides, finish cooking them on the stove for a couple minutes, if necessary. Remove sausages from the pan and add some more oil to that pan over medium heat. Add your garlic, salt and red pepper. Let that cook for a minute or so and then add your spinach. Cook spinach all the way down until it’s perfectly wilted. Slice your sausages. Add plenty of spinach to the bread. Top with the sausage and provolone and enjoy!!

