MorningStar of Fountain Hills hosts chili cook-off
Local restaurants bring the heat to ‘Wild Wild West’ themed event
Tim Ward of Mountain View Kitchen gives his award-winning chili a stir.
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From left, Alma Muniz and Denise Boger ran the voting booth during the chili cook-off.
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Saddle Bronc Grill took home the people’s choice award from the chili cook-off.
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Batchelor’s Pad BBQ pulled out the stops when it came to decorating their chili booth. The BBQ team created a “Todeschi’s Italiano Chili.”
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Mountain View Kitchen was the grand prize winner of the chili cook-off.
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All American Sports Grill produced an “All American Chilli.”
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Barb Tesch of Saddle Bronc Grill (right) accepts the people’s choice award from Laura Olsen, executive director of MorningStar in Fountain Hills.
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Jill Keefe (left) of Good Living Greens produced a “Veggie Heaven” chili.
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MorningStar Assisted Living & Memory Care of Fountain Hills hosted its second annual Wild Wild West Chili Cook off Jan. 20 where approximately 150 individuals attended.
Local Chefs competed for a grand prize of $500 and the people’s choice award of $150.
Owners of Mountain View Kitchen Jennifer and Tim Ward were the grand prize winners, and Saddle Bronc Grill took home the people’s choice award.
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MorningStar Assisted Living & Memory Care of Fountain Hills hosted its second annual Wild Wild West Chili Cook off Jan. 20 where approximately 150 individuals attended.
Local Chefs competed for a grand prize of $500 and the people’s choice award of $150.
Owners of Mountain View Kitchen Jennifer and Tim Ward were the grand prize winners, and Saddle Bronc Grill took home the people’s choice award.
Other restaurants that participated were Batchelor’s Pad BBQ, Good Living Greens and All American Sports Grill.
The event sponsors included Tolin Mechanical and Titan Restoration. Chili judges were Caleb Threlkeld of Titan Restoration, Rhonda Ladrigan of Tolin Mechanical and Brent Cruikshank of the Fountain Hills Times Independent.
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