Photo Story; Odd Meat Challenge

 



Kelly Lawson, 39, a second year student at Linn Benton Community College in Albany Oregon and a veteran, finishes his odd meat creation, venison ossobucco. Two students were given odd meats to work with and tasked with creating a dish to use in competition to see who can sell more out of the food truck outside Takena Hall.  



Chef Michael, a culinary instructor out at Linn Benton Community College taking a photo of Mr. Lawsons venison ossobucco so he can email students and staff about the challenge and to welcome roadrunner nation to come support and participate in the oddball odd meat challenge.


Day one of the odd meat challenge is off to a good start! Students come and get involved the roadrunner way!


From left to right: Emily, Kelly Lawson, and Mathew, but everyone calls him Mateo pictured here, Emily takes the orders, and Mateo and Kelly make it happen. Mateo takes the lead at the end of day one ahead one order with his duck confit tacos. They were a hit on campus.  


Day two has Mateo, Emily and Kelly working together to make it happen. Students were not disappointed. 

The votes are in, and it's a tie! We got nothing but winners here! These second year students can really cook a mean dish! Thank you chefs!

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