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Summer Recipe Contest Results
Summer seems to have come and gone already, but thanks to the Get Cooking Recipe Contest finalists we were able to use some of our favorite seasonal ingredients. Thank you to all of those who entered the contest, especially our finalists.
Notes from the Cuisinart Chefs
As you know, there is only one winner, and this round it goes to Sophia’s recipe for Baked Fish. Congratulations!
The winning recipe brought together some ingredients that always do well together: red potatoes, fennel and olive oil. Once baked together with the fish, and the tomato and garlic, the dish was a hit with every taste tester. The fact that the ingredients could be quickly prepared thanks to the adjustable slicing capabilities of the Cuisinart Elite Food Processor, Sophia earned some extra points as well. Just a note to those wanting to try out this dish, we found that 1 pound of fish worked out well to feed four people.
The other two entries were both excellent. We tested these in late August, when corn on the East Coast is at its premium so we were happy to see the Creamy Corn Pudding as a contender. That being said, it made us wanting for a bit more corn in the recipe, so we would suggest doubling the amount (to 4 medium-large ears of corn, or 1 pound of frozen kernels).
The Spice-Rubbed Beef Tenderloin was popular as well (who does not like tenderloin?) but it was a bit too spicy for some of the tasting panel. Although the recipe called for grilling the beef, we chose to brown it on all sides on a Cuisinart Griddler, and then finished it in the oven.
Thank you again to all of the finalists, and congratulations to our winner, Sophia. We enjoyed preparing and tasting all of the creations and look forward to the next round!
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Spinach, Brie and Prosciutto Tart with Pecan Crust
(submitted by AmyInCA on 08/02/2011)
I made this Spinach, Brie and Prosciutto Tart with Pecan Crust for a Sunday brunch and it was perfect. Pair it with some salad greens and a glass of mimosa and you'll have a wonderful brunch.
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Penne Pasta Salad with Rib Eyes Steak
(submitted by A B Chan on 08/16/2011)
Enjoy a hot summer evening along with this Rib Eyes Steak Pasta Salad. Your family will definitely request that you to make this dish again.
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Sweet & Sour Pastrami
(submitted by Laura Starr on 09/15/2011)
This is an easy recipe that is adult and kid friendly. It tastes great served over pasta, rice or even mashed potatoes.
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SPICE - RUBBED BEEF TENDERLOIN
(submitted by Jummy on 06/08/2011)
Prep 5 minutes - Grill 30-40 minutes
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Mocha Tiramisu Cupcakes
(submitted by AmyInCA on 02/20/2011)
If you love Tiramisu, you’ve got to try these Mocha Tiramisu Cupcakes. The chocolate cupcake itself is moist, with a lovely mocha flavor and a hint of Kahlua. The espresso-Kahlua syrup really did wonders to the cupcakes. The Mascarpone frosting is light, creamy, smooth and fluffy.
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Crabmeat & Latke Eggs Benedict
(submitted by Iris M. on 01/02/2011)
To me, there's nothing better than a great breakfast. For the home cook, making breakfast at home doesn't mean you have to sacrifice quality or elegance. You can not only be creative and use elements that aren't traditionally used for breakfast, but you can have fun with the ingredients as well.
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Sweet & Savory Stuffed Dates
(submitted by Rhonda Braun, Texas Mom of 2 on 11/22/2010)
Sweet and savory stuffed dates. Sweetness of the moist fresh dates, mixed with the creaminess of the ricotta cheese and the crispy saltiness of the bacon with a touch of maple makes for a fantastic appetizer!
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Orange Cream Stuffed French Toast
(submitted by AmyInCA on 01/24/2011)
My Grandma used to make these Orange Cream Stuffed French Toasts for me as breakfast before school. Now, I’m a mother of 2 and I make them for my kids all the time to carry on the tradition. These French Toasts are creamy, flavorful and super delicious.
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Grilled Pears with Gorgonzola, Walnuts and Spicy Mustard Vinaigrette
(submitted by Jennifer Daskevich on 09/27/2010)
These beautiful pears are a great start to a fall dinner party.
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Polenta Fries with Basil Oil and Parmesan Dipping Sauce
(submitted by Pantry2Plate on 07/27/2010)
A new twist on the french fry served with fondue power and basil bounty!
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Sue's Zesty Shrimp Taco's with Mango Avocado Salsa
(submitted by Sue Thomas on 05/26/2010)
Preheat grill
take wooden skewers place in water to soak so they don't burn
mix in sauce pan garlic and EVOO
place about five shrimp on skewer
brush with garlic and oil
cook 1 minute on one side flip and 30 seconds to another minute on other side depending on size of shrimp
set aside
place tortillas on grill until lightly toasted on both sides
cover with salsa
and serve
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Clouds At Sunrise
(submitted by NikkiMac on 07/27/2010)
This amazing dessert is much better the second day. My grandmother has made this for special occasions for years and it never lasts long!
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