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Four Judges Named For
Farm Show Recipe Cookoff
Three home economists and a
chef have been selected by the
Pennsylvania Dairy Promotion
Program to judge its low-calorie,
low-fat recipe cookoff on January
11 during Farm Show Week.
Now in its third year, the Make
it-with-Milk contest is co
sponsored by the Penn State
Cooperative Extension and the
Pennsylvania Department of
Agriculture.
The judges are Nancy Covert of
Dußois, the County Extension
Director for family living in Jeffer
son County; Beth Whitman of
Bethlehem, an agent with the fami
ly living extension in both North
ampton and Lehigh Counties;
Marg Melhom of Mechanicsburg,
who heads the family living exten
sion in Cumberland County; and
Charles H. Gipe, Jr., who heads the
food services curriculum of the
Dauphin County Technical
School.
The low-cal, low-fat theme is a
first for the Pennsylvania Dairy
Promotion Program and possibly
Pennsylvania itself, according to
PDPP Marketing Manager Donna
Vemer who announced the judges.
Vemer noted that the contesty
was “right in step” with the
PDPP’s low-fat White Lite
campaign.
The contest has been updated in
several ways, she said. First, the
grand prize is $l,OOO, a record for
the contest. Secondly, the contest
has targeted main dish recipes
only. And thirdly, the seven final
ists will compete in a cookoff in
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January, 1988.
In accepting the invitation to
judge, Beth Whitman pointed out
that the contest offered “alterna
tives” for consumers who prefer
low-fat dairy products, and felt it
complimented her work as an
extension home economist.
The judges will score the seven
finalists mi effective use of low-fat
dairy products, taste and visual
appeal, originality and creativity,
ease of preparation and nutritional
quality
The cookoff will be held at the
Pennsylvania Academy of Culin
ary Arts in Camp Hill, PA.
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