The Beast - Bleu De Chevre, Beets, Frisee, and Balsamic Glaze Grilled Cheese

Yesterday I got drunk (off jell-o shots nonetheless) and tried my hand at writing under the influence. I'd always heard that a ton of literary superstars have used this method to get into flow so I thought what better day than yesterday. Then once I got drunk, I got side tracked, ordered a bunch of Thai food, ate some more jell-o shots, watched some Ted Talks on Netflix, and let my computer die, which then led to the stupid ass the most hilarious blog post I've ever written being forever lost on the internet. Shit. Well, that sucks, huh? Maybe it wasn't the best idea but hey it was an excuse to get drunk by myself off of rainbow jell-o shots at 2 in the afternoon which most people probably haven't done, ever will do, or have any desire to do so at all. So yeah, that was pretty great.

Ingredients:

- a few slices of cooked red beets
- a few slices of cooked golden beets
- 1 small head of frisee
- ½ tablespoon of balsamic glaze
- 1 wedge of

Then add some cooked beets on top of this. I started with the red beets but I bet it would be even prettier if you alternated colors.

Next, add some frisee and drizzle on that balsamic glaze. The frisee is sort of bitter compared to other lettuce but the balsamic glaze evens out the tang by adding a nice rich sweetness to the sandwich.

Now it's time for those yellow beets! Add them on and think about how rad nature is for making these crazy things.

Top those beets with some more of that goats blue and clap your hands in excitement. Call you mom, too. I think she'd be excited to know you're not just lying around again.

Add that top piece of bread and start salivating.

Turn your burner to medium, butter both sides of the sandwich, and place your sandwich in your griddle.

Let the sandwich cook until it's all golden and brown and the cheese starts to melt. At this point, take it off the burner and let it sit for a second before you cut in. Remember, this is always a good idea. It lets the flavors meld and the cheese won't ooze out of the sandwich so you don't have to lick your cutting board again.

So I guess losing that blog post wasn't the end of the world and that three minute crying fest/mental breakdown was completely unnessary. I'm just impressed that I remembered most of what I was writing about.... I think? Anyways, until next time my babies.... Have a great 4th of July and remember that jell-o shots are the perfect treat to bring to any patriotic party.

xoxo,

GCS