Steak-yum!

This item is going to make you hungry.
Two local emergency medical services folks, Tammy Whiteman (EMS coordinator at Longwood Fire Company) and Jerry Peters (ALS program director at West Chester's Good Fellow Ambulance Club's Training Institute), won first prize in a cooking contest at a national emergency medical services convention in Baltimore on March 2.
The contestants had to create a dinner that included flank steak, red onion, white button mushrooms, mayo and roasted red pepper. Tammy and Jerry cooked up an open-faced steak sandwich with a bacon, mushroom and red wine sauce, and served it with roasted red potatoes and an iceberg lettuce wedge with red pepper-ranch dressing and blue cheese.
The prize was an indoor grill.
(The keynote speaker at the convention was Randolph Mantooth, who played Johnny Gage, a Los Angeles paramedic, in the 1970s TV program Emergency! And while checking the spelling of his name online, I found a Chester County link: Mantooth spent part of his childhood in Coatesville and even sold newspapers for the "Coatesville Record.")