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So Proud

Yesterday at my hubby's work they had their second Grilled Cheese Invitational but this was the first time hubby participated. Last time he was a judge. All his co-workers were invited to get their grilled cheese on. There were 3 categories people could participate in. "The Traditional" (you know the regular bread & cheese category), "The Kuma Sutra" (anything can be in the sandwich as long as 60% of the sandwich was cheese), and "The Dessert." Hubby decided to participate in the last two.

For the Kuma Sutra he made his famous mac n cheese and then sliced it into blocks. He put it on Hawaiian bread with butter, more cheese and BBQ rib meat and then he panini'd it. For the dessert competition he made these ricotta cheese, ice cream, and blackberries, then he battered the sandwich and deep fried it and topped it with powered sugar and a blackberry sauce. Now my husband is a good cook and I knew he'd win and sure enough he won both categories! I think his co-workers were so surprised he took the competition to a whole different level. That is my husband, taking things to another level.

Luckily I got to have some bites before and after the competition. I am very proud of hubby as he really is such a good cook. He is very inventive. So good job Chef Hubby!!
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Unknown said…
I am looking forward to take a big bite of the deep fried blackberry ricotta ice cream sandwich!
May 10, 2010 at 7:05 AM
The Writer of this Blog... said…
You better get to our house fast as there is only 4 left!
May 10, 2010 at 3:03 PM
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