Microwave cakes rise in bake off era and beyond
The Pillsbury Bake-Off began in 1949 with new ideas of microwave cakes. By 1988 the microwave had become common in homes and even a category in the contest. Entries, deadlines, and phone and mail details are provided for prospective entrants.
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Pillsbury
Waldorf Astoria Hotel
New York City
U.S
General Electric Co
San Diego
Pillsbury Co
P.O
Minneapolis
Chocolate Lemon Cream Pie with Zucchini Coffee Cake Hybrid
Dessert recipes describe microwaving chocolate with lemon filling, layering in a crust, and chilling until firm, plus a cinnamon crust zucchini coffee cake baked in a microwave pan. Includes serving counts, ingredients, substitutions, and storage tips for each item.
National nutrition participants named
Four 4-H leaders have been chosen to attend the National 4-H Volunteer Leader Forum on Nutrition from September 13 to September 17. Named are Pat Grasley of Winnebago County, Mary Hoettels of Milwaukee County, Pam Janger of Dane County and William Kolodziejski of Ashland County. Diana Skalitzky of Jefferson County is an alternate.
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Pat Grasley
Winnebago County
Mary Hoettels
Milwaukee County
Pam Janger
Dane County
William Kolodziejski
Ashland County
Diana Skalitzky
Jefferson County
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