One of my first quarter classes was Foods 9 and an assignment I’m proud of was when we made mac and cheese. It was very tasty and fun to make with my group. It was for a mac and cheese off, competition. We each brought something to add to the dish. I brought parsley. We also added broccoli, bacon, and lots of extra cheese. We didn’t win but the judges said they liked the parsley because it added detail. My whole group worked really well together and followed the recipe perfectly. Everything ran smoothly. It was one of our last foods assignments, before the end of the quarter, so it felt really special.
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