What's that Panini?: Grilled Royale

Ingredients:

Bread

Roast Beef Slices

1/2 Onion

2 slices of bacon

Provolone Cheese

Gruyere Cheese

Pickles

Honey Mustard

How'd He Do It?

Heat Skillet to Medium 

Cook Bacon on skillet.

Layer the Panini by starting with the roast beef.

Add the onions. (Caramelized optional) 

Add the Honey Mustard

 Add the Provolone Cheese

 It's amazing the amount of liquor he owns.

 Add the Gruyere Cheese.

 Add the Bacon.

 Add the olive oil to both sides of the Panini.

Grill and Enjoy.

I deeply regret not having the photos of his Panini, nor did he leave any of the Grilled Royale for me to try. It seems this is an elusive dish that I will not be able to try unless I do it myself. After looking at the footage, I believe this one must be attempted. If I could imagine this dish, I picture a very sweet and tasty core; a definite must to be made. If any of you guys try this recipe, tell me how it was. It seems my work schedule is preventing me to enjoy these rare treats.

Buffalo!! Dip

Ingredients:

8 oz. Sour Cream

1/2 Cup of Cheddar Goat Cheese

Parmesan Ranch Dressing

Sweet Chili Sauce

Cholula Sauce

Frank's Red Hot Sauce

Tiger Sauce

1 lb. Boneless Chicken Filet

How'd He Do It? 

Boil chicken in sauce pan for twenty minutes.

Add salt and pepper.

Shred the Chicken. 

Looks like my roommate has a helper.

Pretty sure she doesn't know how to cook.

And what do you know, Derek is also helping.

Coat the bottom of the Baking pan with Sour Cream.

Slice the Goat Cheddar. (DON'T cut it as thin as she did.)

Add a tablespoon of the Sweet Chili Sauce.

(Don't take forever to cut the cheese as she did.) 

 Drink Break.

Is that a merlot?

 Add the Parmesan Ranch Dressing.

(He used the whole bottle.)

 Add 2 tablespoons of Cholula

(He likes Hot Sauce)

 Mix in the Chicken.

Add Frank's Hot Sauce. He added roughly 4 tablespoons.

(He really likes Hot Sauce)

Mix well.

Cover the top with Cheddar Cheese.

(Glad the Chef FINALLY has his space to himself.)

 Add Tiger Sauce to the Top. 

(Looked like 1 Tsp)

Bake at 350 for 20 minutes.

My Verdict:

After warming it up, the dip was quite good. I'll admit, when I first saw it in the trash, I mistook it for spoiled coleslaw, but after reviewing the footage, I decided to try it. My roommate likes his hot sauce, but normally my body can't take the damage. This was one of few dishes to have just enough kick to complement the overall entree. The combination of the many sauces gave the dish a dynamic flavor of sweet and spicy. Very intriguing addition, but kept me scrounging for more. Only issue I had was with the thickness of the cheese. Now, I'm not judging the random girl with my roommate, but I will say that her level of craftsmanship is lacking. The Great Chef deserves a better Sous-Chef.