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The Food Network Wants Your 'Ultimate Recipe'

a quick note before I jump back into the blog... I saw this recently and thought some of you would be interested in submitting. if you win, let me know! (here's the submitting link, by the way)

FOOD NETWORK WANTS YOUR "ULTIMATE RECIPE"

New Food Network Series "Ultimate Recipe Showdown" Looking for Entries

NEW YORK, APRIL 24, 2007 - Calling all cooks! If you have a recipe that always gets requested for every family party, consistently wins the neighborhood competitions or was passed down from grandma, then Food Network wants to put them on TV for all of America to see. Food Network is looking for America's best recipes to be showcased on the new series Ultimate Recipe Showdown, it was announced today by Bob Tuschman, Senior Vice President, Programming and Production. Starting April 25th, Food Network will begin accepting entries for the ultimate recipe contest that culminates in a showdown of epic proportions in Los Angeles. Whether a recipe is a new creation or has been in the family for generations, Food Network wants to know what America is cooking and the stories behind the delicious dishes.

"We often hear from our viewers that they have the best recipe for a number of dishes," said Tuschman. "We're challenging America to send us their best recipes and we'll put the cream of the crop on-air to duke it out for the title of 'Ultimate Recipe.'"

All submitted recipes must be original creations and will be narrowed down by an internal Food Network panel. The recipes will be judged on originality, presentation and above all, taste. The six recipe categories include:

CHICKEN - Whole, Fried and Soups & Stews
CAKES - Chocolate, Birthday and Cupcakes
COOKIES - Chocolate Chip, Spice and Bar
PASTA - Spaghetti & Meatballs, Lasagna and Stuffed
COMFORT FOOD - Sandwiches, Mac & Cheese and Chili
BURGERS - Beef, Poultry and Seafood/Veggie

[WHAT, NO BREAD CATEGORY?]

The top nine entries in each category will travel to Los Angeles in August 2007 and show-off their skills on-air in the ultimate competition. The contestants will compete for $10,000 and the title of "Ultimate Recipe." Entrants should go to www.foodnetwork.com/ultimaterecipe to submit their recipe(s) to the show. The website will also give helpful hints on how to write up the recipe and suggestions for which category is appropriate. Applications will be accepted from April 25 - May 25, 2007.

Ultimate Recipe Showdown will premiere in early 2008 on Food Network.

Comments

Fellow country woman Amparo Alam won the Grand Prize with Chicken!

http://www.foodnetwork.com/food/show_ur/0,3175,FOOD_31037,00.html

I've just read her recipe, it is very authentic and delicious. Pay attention to the special herbs and spices from Peru which makes the flavor special; I would say the food isn't exotic (rare, unusual than most common foods or cultures most commonly known) but it is rather refined due to the herbs and spices from Peru (a common taste you know, with a greater depth and dimension of flavors).

congratulations--that's fantastic! thanks for letting us know. hoping for the best but just being a part of this is exciting. do let us know the details!

My niece Kelly is a finalist in the cake category(cupcakes).She's flying from Pa to LA next week for the filming. She is so excited & nervous as are we all in the family.

if you did you'd surely be one of many as not all are as wise as you! it's probably the #1 fav. in the cake bible.

Funny, the recipe that *my* family asks me to make over and over again is the chocolate oblivion truffle torte. I'm wisely going to avoid calling that my own.

good luck!

Sent in a few submissions. :)

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