Timeless Recipes from Trusted Home Cooks - Doridro
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Table Talk<br />
Behind the scenes at Taste of <strong>Home</strong><br />
What a sweet job we had judging more than 4,000 entries in our “Creative<br />
Cakes”contest! And, as you might imagine, it was a huge undertaking. First, we editors<br />
looked at every photo entered—even projecting those sent by E-mail onto a<br />
large screen to get a good look.<br />
Then,we assembled a panel that included several of our food stylists to vote on the<br />
top contenders. As they looked for the most distinctive entries with the best visual<br />
impact, the judges oohed and aahed over the fancy cakes, chuckled at the funny<br />
ones—and, overall, were mighty impressed with the imagination and talent shown.<br />
Turn to page 14 to see the winners and visit www.tasteofhome.com for the<br />
runner-up cakes plus more eye-catching entries. Also, see page 66 for the “sweet<br />
path” to making one of the first-prize winners!<br />
We Loved Your Parties<br />
Although only a photo of the cake was required for the contest,some entries<br />
included snapshots of the happy cake maker or delighted recipient.<br />
For example,Gayle Fill (right) of Stockbridge,Michigan sent the cute shot<br />
at right, explaining,“When our grandson, Miller, turned 4, he wanted a<br />
camouflage Jeep cake for his birthday. I made one using two 9- by 13-<br />
inch cakes for the Jeep and 6-inch round cakes for the tires.<br />
“His grandpa came up with parts like a piece of Plexiglas for the<br />
windshield and small driveway reflectors for the lights.We had so<br />
much fun figuring it all out!”<br />
“Back to School” for Great Cooking Ideas!<br />
Our Taste of <strong>Home</strong> Cooking School turned out to be a special<br />
reunion for Winnie Shafer and her family. She writes,<br />
“My sisters, brother and I—the Humbert siblings—all attended<br />
your TOH cooking show last spring at the<br />
Susquenita High School in Duncannon,Pennsylvania (left).<br />
We graduated <strong>from</strong> 1969 through 1978,and it was the first<br />
time we had all been back at the school at the same time<br />
since the 1970s.We had a great evening!”<br />
The fall Cooking School schedules are on pages 54 and 61. Hope you’ll join us<br />
at one near you!<br />
Our Editor in Chief Hit the Road!<br />
Last fall, TOH’s Catherine Cassidy made a nationwide tour to introduce The Taste<br />
of <strong>Home</strong> Cookbook and inspired local cooking contests along the way.<br />
“I was happy to read in the newspaper that Catherine would be at a bookstore in<br />
Lexington, and the store was sponsoring a potluck recipe contest to coincide with<br />
the promotion,” wrote field editor Anna Jean Allen of West Liberty, Kentucky. “I entered<br />
my buttermilk cake and was tickled pink to be called in for the final judging.”<br />
See Catherine and Anna Jean on page 48,with five winning recipes <strong>from</strong> the “road<br />
trip.” There are 20 more finalists’ recipes on our Web site.<br />
Beginning in September, The Taste of <strong>Home</strong> Cookbook will include a free<br />
interactive CD with 473 new recipes and entertaining ideas. More about that<br />
next time.<br />
Enjoy this issue…it’s sure to whet your appetite!<br />
—The Taste of <strong>Home</strong> Staff<br />
Editor Ann Kaiser<br />
Managing Editor Barbara Schuetz<br />
Senior Art Director Sandra L. Ploy<br />
Food Director Diane Werner RD<br />
Food Editor Patricia Schmeling<br />
Senior Recipe Editor Sue A. Jurack<br />
Recipe Editors<br />
Mary King, Christine Rukavena<br />
Assistant Editor Melissa Phaneuf<br />
Copy Editor S.K. Enk<br />
Editorial Assistants<br />
Jane Stasik, Mary Ann Koebernik<br />
Graphic Art Associate Ellen Lloyd<br />
Test Kitchen Manager Karen Scales<br />
Test Kitchen <strong>Home</strong> Economists<br />
Peggy Woodward RD, Tina Johnson, Marie Parker,<br />
Annie Rose, Wendy Stenman, Amy Welk-Thieding RD;<br />
Contributing: Dot Vartan<br />
Test Kitchen Assistants<br />
Rita Krajcir, Kris Lehman,<br />
Sue Megonigle, Megan Taylor<br />
Recipe Asset Systems Manager Coleen Martin<br />
Photographers<br />
Rob Hagen (Senior), Dan Roberts,<br />
Jim Wieland, Lori Foy<br />
Senior Food Stylist<br />
Sarah Thompson<br />
Set Stylists<br />
Jenny Bradley Vent (Senior),<br />
Dolores Schaeffer<br />
Assistant Food Stylists<br />
Kaitlyn Besasie, Alynna Malson<br />
Photo Studio Coordinator Kathy Swaney<br />
President<br />
Barbara Newton<br />
Senior Vice President, Editor in Chief<br />
Catherine Cassidy<br />
Creative Director<br />
Ardyth Cope<br />
Founder<br />
Roy Reiman<br />
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