There’s a chill in the air and the economy sucks. It’s time for a casserole or 30.
The Casserole Party is an annual casserole competition, organized and hosted by “Casserole Crazy” author Emily Farris. A platform for Midwesterners (or anyone) to show off a hearty and comforting dish from childhood, it’s also it’s an excuse to over-indulge in baked delicousness.
The Fourth Casserole Party will be held Monday, November 10, 2008 at 7:30 p.m. at Brooklyn Label at 180 Franklin Street in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.
Click through to find out who’s judging and learn how you can register for the Fourth Annual Casserole Party.
The Judges—Camille Becerra, chef and owner of Paloma and contestant on Season 3 of Bravo’s “Top Chef”; Harry Rosenblum, co-owner of The Brooklyn Kitchen and cooking competition judge extraordinaire and Zack Schulman, winner of the 2007 Casserole Party—will rate the entries based on taste, texture, originality and Casserole Party criteria requiring each entree consist to of two or more solid ingredients (one is generally a starch of some kind) baked in a casserole dish.
Can you dig it? Register today.
Photo by Daniel Krieger.
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