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Get Published & Win $250 in Our Get Cookin' Recipe Contest

Join us in our campaign to protect consumers and the environment by sending us a copy of your favorite (and delicious) sustainable seafood recipe. If your entry is selected, your recipe will be published and the grand prize winner will receive $250. In addition, Food & Water Watch aprons will be awarded for every winning recipe submission that is chosen and published.

olive oil
parsley
potatoes
a little garlic
lemon juice
pepper

These are some of the ingredients contestants are adding to showcase seafood in scrumptious sounding dishes submitted to our Get Cookin' Sustainable Seafood Recipe Contest.

We've got $250 to give away for the recipe that tickles us and our taste buds the most. All the top entries win a Food & Water Watch Chef's apron and have their recipes published in our Get Cookin' Sustainable Seafood Recipe Booklet.

Who are the lucky judges? In addition to Food & Water Watch staff, locally renowned chef Rocky Barnette will be evaluating the finalists' submissions based on the following criteria:

  • Taste
  • Uniqueness
  • Healthiness
  • Simplicity 

Bonus points are given for using sustainable/local ingredients.

We don't know who the finalists will be but the wonderful recipes already received tell us our Get Cookin' Sustainable Seafood Recipe Booklet is sure to be a winner. Get Cookin' and send us your recipe. Submissions are accepted until noon on October 6, 2008.

 

Royelen Lee Boykie
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