Once again thanks to Camp Chef for providing a great time. I thought I would post some pictures, just to show what a great time it was.
As I was just getting ready to do a little dutch-ovening, they annouced our secret ingredients . . .
We had to include beer, red-hot candies and maple syrup in our recipes. A challenge-yes, impossible-no.
Here I was making the topping for my dutch-oven cheesecake. Pineapple and Blackberry in the topping, beer in the actual cheesecake.
Our second dish had to be a bread. I couldn’t decide on which secret ingredient to use . . . So I used them all. Introducing the Red-Hot Maple Beer Bread.
I smothered a little bit (and when I say a little I mean alot) of butter over the top to get that shine, and served some Strawberry Apricot Jam on top and in an orange half along side.
Dish #3-The Entree
So this is where we got another surprise. We had to use chicken and New Zealand Snapper for our entree. We were given a whole chicken and a whole fish (which had only been caught just 72 hours before we got it) to work with.
What I found is that working with whole fish, draws a crowd.
So when everything was said and done, I poached the chicken in the beer, coated the fish fillets in a breading made from the red-hots and glazed it all with maple syrup.
All-in-all . . . It was a blast.
You could end up a fat person unless you are sharing those meals with about 100 other people.. wow that looks good. Send some to me OK
I don’t know how much the actual cost was since Camp Chef sponsored the event and gave us everything for free! But I’m pretty sure that they are around 50 dollars.
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natey ruskins said,
March 19, 2009 @ 2:52 amhey bro nice work I miss your cookin more than anything. That looks so good. and the cheese cake in the dutch oven was awesome how much do one of those indoor ones cost yo?