Recently TGCC had the pleasure of filming a live segment at the Show Me St. Louis studio and I can sincerely say it was one of our proudest moments to date. Our first year has been filled with milestones and achievements but the raw thrill of excelling on live television was nothing short of invigorating.

As we prepped at the studio James and I both remembered a saying from our days playing football together, "if you're not nervous you're in the wrong business." With a perfect balance of excitement and passion we executed a pretty damn good cooking session.

Everyone at TGCC would like to express their gratitude to Show Me St. Louis, and we are extremely excited to work with you again next month and in the future. If live television is infectious then These Guys Can Cook has caught the bug...

Here's a link to the video!


 

When TGCC thinks of the Holiday season we think of presentation, deliciousness and above all extravagance. When this is the aim there is no better instrument then the Cornish game hen. Prepare one of these decadent fowl per-person and enjoy a truly over the top yet somehow slightly understated feast. 

In America our concept of the Holiday feast is derived from old English traditions. In England it was custom to hunt and obtain your own large fowl for such occasions. Royalty however were often served their own individual Cornish game hens which roamed the estate property. 

So this holiday season why don't you take a page out of our founding fathers' book and borrow some tradition from old England. We know this Shallot Roasted Cornish Game Hen and it's Chardonnay Pan Sauce will quickly become a new tradition in your home for years to come.

 

We can sincerely say Sunday November 18, 2012 was one of the single greatest days in TGCC's history. We proudly presented the Official Tailgate for the Save Our Chiefs Movement at Arrowhead Stadium. To say the event was a resounding success might even be an understatement- by all accounts it was the biggest organized tailgate in Kansas City Chiefs History.

We did our part to support the Save Our Chiefs movement by serving 100 pounds of our Blackout Brisket paired with over 50lbs of pit-smoked beans and 300 caramelized cornbread muffins. In fact, everyone loved the food so much not even the Chief's event security could put a damper on our day, when they attempted to keep Save Our Chiefs from distributing their flyers around the parking lot.

The event itself gained national attention during CBS's coverage of the game and we found our tailgate the subject of every local news station in the Kansas City area. However the overall best aspect of the day was the opportunity for TGCC to do what we do best and bring our delicious food directly to our fans at the greatest stadium in the National Football League.

Thank you all very much for your support and, as always, enjoying our food.