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Bryan Davis
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I graduated with honors from L'Academie DeCuisine's professional program in Gaithersburg, MD.  After my graduation from culinary school I began to develope my own unique style working at the nationally acclaimed Old Ebbitt Grill and Red Sage restaurants in Washington, D.C. For the last seven years, I have been providing unparalleled value as a personal chef and caterer for an array of clients in the Washington metropolitan area. As demand for my services grew I began to rent space in commercial kitchens. In 2005, realizing that I wanted to teach as well as prepare food for my clients, I purchased Ronaldo's of Potomac, a cooking school in the Kentlands to expand my offerings and to share my love of good food. While I still love the challenge of catering, I now offer cooking classes and supper clubs. As a small business owner I have never lost sight of the personal touch that all of my clients want and deserve.  I rarely provide services to more than one or two events per day in order to provide the individualized service for each and every event.  All of my food is prepared fresh at Chef Bryan's Kitchen using only the finest ingredients.  Fueled by my love for food and the opportunity to share that love in so many ways.

Grilled Cheese Sandwich - Salsa

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Grilled Cheese Sandwich - Salsa

Ingredients

2 slices of bread
1 Jalapeno
1 avocado
1 red onion
Herb butter
2 ounces of pepper jack cheese
1 tomato
Cilantro
Fresh black pepper

Instructions

1. Spread butter on a slice of bread. Place it in a heated pan and then add grated cheese. Slice the onion, avocado, jalapeno and tomato. Add the sliced vegetables on top of the cheese. Sprinkle a few cilantro leaves and some black pepper on.


2. Cover the pan lightly with a sheet of foil.  When it's finished cooking, put another slice of bread on top, butter side up. Cover it lightly and let it cook for several more minutes.


3. Slice the sandwich, plate and serve.

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