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If you’ve been following our latest contest, Cooking is Child’s Play, you would have noted some of the fun recipes that came in to help get children interested in food and cooking. A big thank you to all the bloggers/readers who participated!
And here – are the results! We’ve identified three winners, based on how child-friendly the recipe was, how innovative it was and the presentation itself. So, here goes.
The first prize, celebrity chef Nigella Lawson’s drool-worthy hardcover Kitchen: Recipes from the heart of the home, goes to – Neeraja, for her fancy fruit salad. Thank you, Neeraja – for a super-healthy, super-fun recipe!
The two second prizes, a copy of Ratna Rajaiah’s ‘unabashed and wonderful ode’ to simple Indian food, How the Banana goes to heaven, goes to:
– Sangitha for her simple, kid-friendly Pasta sauce, presented beautifully, and
– Esther, for her unusual Pepper Egg Rings recipe
All three winners will also receive a personalised kids’ apron from Oysterkids, a premium children’s products range. Congratulations to all the winners – please do send your complete address, with pincode and phone number, to [email protected], so that we can arrange to send your prizes.
Thank you all once again – and for those who couldn’t send in entries on time, do keep your eyes peeled and watch out for other Women’s Web contests!
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