Retired Judge Lisa Gliecher (far left) was happy to welcome Culinary Challenge guests to her home including (l-r) Jaclyn Pilcowitz, Albert Moss, and Henry Moss.
Grilling for Good returned for the 16th Annual Bench Bar Culinary Challenge which took place Tuesday, June 24, at the home of retired Judge Lisa Gliecher in Pleasant Ridge.
This annual charitable event is one of a kind in metro Detroit featuring a friendly cook-off between teams from the bench and bar. Attendees purchased voting tickets at the event to determine the winners.
The lawyers of Grilled By the Hour won this year’s Challenge over the judges of Grilled From the Bench. ?The best overall dish, however, went to Wayne County Circuit Court Judges Nicole Castka and Regina Triplett for their vegan stuffed pepper.
The event raised funds to benefit Alternatives For Girls and the Women Lawyers Association of Michigan Foundation’s scholarship fund.
This annual charitable event is one of a kind in metro Detroit featuring a friendly cook-off between teams from the bench and bar. Attendees purchased voting tickets at the event to determine the winners.
The lawyers of Grilled By the Hour won this year’s Challenge over the judges of Grilled From the Bench. ?The best overall dish, however, went to Wayne County Circuit Court Judges Nicole Castka and Regina Triplett for their vegan stuffed pepper.
The event raised funds to benefit Alternatives For Girls and the Women Lawyers Association of Michigan Foundation’s scholarship fund.
Happy to sample some of the culinary creations at the event were (l-r) Valerie Newman, Nancy Glen, and Carol Breitmeyer.
Among those enjoying the pleasant summer setting of the Culinary Challenge were (l-r) Nicole Laruwe, Julie Paquette, and Madelyn Lane.
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