<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=1MqykP_19GQF0Pi00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=1MqykP_19GQF0Pi00" width="1078" height="718" >Hamilton Southeastern Schools student chefs are participating in a series of district-run culinary challenges this school year, with students of all grade levels invited to compete within their age group to showcase their cooking skills.On Feb. 18, a select group of third- and fourth-graders made their best breakfast recipes for a panel of judges. The winners were Angela Li Joseph, first place (tropical acai power bowl); Jack Allen, second (Bearvocado toast); and Pranya Prabu, third (veggie omelette avocado tortilla roll).To make it to the competition, students first submitted a recipe that serves 20 and contains a whole grain. They got bonus points if the recipe included avocado, cottage cheese or seeds. Recipes were judged on healthy attributes, appearance, use of ingredients, creativity and taste.The competition for HSE’s two high schools is coming up. Interested students have already submitted their recipes for the ultimate burger/sandwich using a Ford’s Garage burger patty base and their own seasonings, sauces and toppings.Five finalists each from Fishers High School and Hamilton Southeastern High School will then compete March 18 at HSE High School; and one finalist from each school will move on to the final round, set for April 14 at Ford’s Garage, where they will work directly with the restaurant’s chef.Samples of the students’ recipes will be distributed among restaurant guests, who will use a QR code to vote for their favorite. The winner will have their picture displayed at the restaurant.For more, visit hseschools.org/departments/food-services/culinary-challenge.</div></body>

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Hamilton Southeastern Schools student chefs are participating in a series of district-run culinary challenges this school year, with students of all grade levels invited to compete within their age group to showcase their cooking skills. On Feb. 18, a select group of third- and fourth-graders made their best breakfast recipes...

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Hamilton Southeastern Schools student chefs are participating in a series of district-run culinary challenges this school year, with students of all grade 

Hamilton Southeastern students compete in culinary challenge

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