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Your original recipe could be worth up to $400, and winning recipes will be
entered to win the 2009 annual Grand Prize—worth up to $10,000 in cash or
merchandise. Enteryour original recipes (recipes never before published) in
Prize Tested Recipes* contest, which features two new categories each month.
Each month we publish four winning recipes (top two recipes in each category).
MONTHLY PRIZES
Two $400, two $200, ten $50 honor roll winners.
M AY 2009 CATEGORIES
N O T-YO U R-M O TH ER’S M EATBALLS
We’re looking for new spins on the
meatballs you ate as a child. Perhaps your original recipe usesground turkey,
seasoned with fresh herbs and cooked in a lemony sauce. Is ground lamb or fish the
meat of choice? Maybe you combine meats, such as beef, pork, sausage, and/or veal.
What do you use in place of traditional bread crumbs? Do you fold in diced veggies
or salsa? Tell us whether you grill, fry, or bake your meatballs and what sort of sauce
you serve them with. Send us your most flavorful recipe.
CREATIVE CORN BREADS
Send usyour best recipe that has something special or
creative added to the batter. It can be sweet, savory, or in between. Perhaps you add
flavor with a spice, herb, diced or grated vegetables, or cheese. Do you use a flavored
oil or browned butter? Maybe you use fresh juice or buttermilk as your liquid. Do you
prefer white, yellow, or blue cornmeal? Bake it in a square or round baking dish, loaf
pan, regular size or mini muffin tins, corn stick pan, or a classic cast iron skillet.
THIS MONTH’S W INNERS
(P A G E S 2 2 7 -2 2 8 )
$400
w inners
Vonnie Massey, Raleigh, IL; Melissa A. Podolak, Hillsborough, NC
$200
w inners
John Pierce, Dublin, NH; Beth Royals, R
ichmond, VA
$50
honor
roll
w in n ers
Heidi Annexstad, Golden Valley, MN; Linda Duval, Colorado
Springs, CO; Elizabeth B. McManus, Evanston, IL; Julie Plummer, Sykesville, MD; Ryan
Reichow, Richfield, MN; Debbie Reid, Clearwater, FL; Chuck Roosevelt, Englewood,
CO; Stephani Triantis, Livingston, MT; Debbie Turner, Providence, KY; Julie Watson,
Spartanburg, SC
CONTEST DETAILS
Subject to Official Rules at BHG.com
/recipe/memberRecipes. No purchase necessary. Open to
legal U
.S
. residents, i4years or older. Void where prohibited. Sponsor: Meredith Corp.,
Des Moines, Iowa.
ENTRY
October contest begins 09/15/08. By mail, send entries to: 0905 rood Dept., Better
Homes and Gardens® magazine, Des Moines, IA 50309-3023. Online, subm
it the entry
information in an e-mail to PTR(&meredith.com
. E-mail entries must be received by 11:59 p.m
.,
CT, 10/24/08. Mail entries must be postmarked by 10/24/08 and received by 10/31/08.
ENTRY INFORMATION
For each Category entered, create your original recipe. Multiple
entries are allowed, but each recipe must be subm
itted as a separate entry and each entry must
meet the following requirements:
• A recipe may be subm
itted in either of the two monthly Categories. Write or type on each
entry the Categoryyou w
ish to enter. Each recipe may only be subm
itted forjudging in one
Category. Multiple entries may be subm
itted in the same envelope.
• Recipe entries must be original, and cannot have been previously published, won another
competition or contest, or been used for advertising or promotional purposes.
• Entry must: (1) include recipe name and number of servings the recipe yields, (2) use
ingredients that are available in most grocery stores, (3) list ingredients with measurements
in order of use, (4) include step-by-step preparation and cooking directions, and (5) include
entrant name, age, and complete address with ZIP Code, and telephone number with area
code;an e-mail address is optional.
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