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Results and Photos from the NorCal Regional Grilled Cheese Invitational

Posted by Robyn Lee, February 26, 2009 at 4:45 PM

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The winning "Honey Pot" sandwich. Photograph by Stephanie Im from Lick My Spoon.

The results of the 2nd Annual NorCal Regional Grilled Cheese Invitational are in! Unfortunately there aren't detailed descriptions of the winning sandwiches, but Bay Area Bites reports that the winning "Honey Pot" sandwich (a dessert sandwich made with any combination of bread, cheese, and additional ingredients) by Laura Wiles and Katherine Scherbel was made of "a round honey bun, fried in fragrant coconut oil, and filled with a nutty mixture of pistachio, orange zest, and cinnamon, ricotta and mozzarella cheese, and drizzled with chocolate sauce." SFoodie has more photos and commentary.

More Grilled Cheese Invitationals are coming up in Austin (March 15) and Los Angeles (April 25).

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3 Comments (1)

Tags: California, events, grilled cheese, San Francisco, sandwiches

3 Comments:

maybe it's just a regional thing but when I lived in Wyoming they called outhouses Honey Pots (I guess because they attract the flys). It's put me off any food called that, regardless of the amount of goodness contained within.

GretchinF at 6:03PM on 02/26/09

@GretchinF: I wonder if they know about the alternate definition of that term (I've never heard it before)...not sure they would wanna use it then. ;)

roboppy at 11:59AM on 02/27/09

thanks for the mention, robyn! the event really was a blast. I'm glad they're rolling it out to more cities :)

@GretchinF: ewww...that's it, you've just ruined it for me. I'll never be able to look at a honeypot the same way again. :( haha

lickmyspoon at 12:43PM on 02/27/09

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