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DIVISION 10 - BAKING AND CANNING Chairperson: Jennifer Nelson email: jennifer.nelson@telus.net Committee: Lillian Ternier, Natasha Livingston ENTRIES CLOSE - FRIDAY JULY 20 th NO LATE ENTRIES ACCEPTED SPECIAL ATTENTION is called to the General Rules printed in the beginning of the Prize List. EXHIBITOR INFORMATION Exhibits Drop Off: NorVal Arena Monday August 27 th 5 pm to 8:30 pm or Tuesday August 28 th 8 am to 11 am you will receive your exhibitors pass when you drop off your item Exhibit Pick up: NorVal Arena: Please pick up exhibits and prizes Monday morning, September 3,from 9:00 am to 11:00 am. Any items left will be moved to the IPE office. The IPE will not be responsible for any loss or damage incurred. PLEASE make arrangement to pick up items in the allotted time. Note: canned entries will be held for 1 week in the office for pick, then destroyed including containers ENTRY FEE:.75 cents per class. Minimum fee of $1.50 if only one class entered plus Exhibitor Ticket unless current IPE membership held. Adults & Students $ 21.40 (taxes included) Child (6 to 12) $ 5.35 (taxes included) 5 and under Free There will be a $25.00 charge on all NSF cheques PRIZE MONEY: 1st: $5.00, 2nd: $3.00, 3rd: $2.00 unless stated otherwise. RULES: Only 1 entry per Exhibitor in each class Entry tags will be provided for all exhibits at the time they are received. No two first prizes, two second prizes or two third prizes will be awarded. Special prizes offered by outside parties will be paid to winners if they are received by the IPE. Hall will close for judging at 11 am. Do not expect your exhibits to be accepted in after hours set for receiving. Exhibitors are encouraged to bring in their exhibits on Monday evening to avoid congestion on the Tuesday Morning. The Committee in charge is NOT RESPONSIBLE for Exhibitor s plates or containers or product labels. All vouchers must be presented to donors on or before expiration date. For Junior & Teen sections please put age on entry form. ALL SPECIALS TO BE MADE WITH AND EXHIBITED WITH THE PACKAGE LABEL. CANNING: Jars must be sealed with metal canning lids and rings. Rusty rings will disqualify your entries All jars must be canning jars, NO used brand name jars ie.(pickle, mayonnaise, pasta sauce etc.) Please note Jar Sizes. No writing or labels on lids or jars permitted unless otherwise stated. IMPORTANT FOOD SAFETY CONCERNS: Items containing low acid(vegetables, meat, fish ) MUST be pressure canned according to the manufacturer s instruction. Please label the jars with pressure (PSI) and processing time. This applies to class 10, 11, 12, & 13. All preserves, etc. must have been prepared by the Exhibitor within the year 2017-2018 and never before exhibited. Salicylic or other acids must not be used in preservation. Use of fruit pectin is acceptable. With the exception of freezer jam, ALL preserves must be sealed. Baking: All frozen foods must be entirely thawed before bringing in for competition. All baking must be displayed on 6 compostable plates and covered with zip top bags. Royal Chinette is compostable. Pie is to be cut into 8 pieces Please submit only 1 piece & 1 tasting sliver on two separate plates. NO commercial fillings, pastry must be made from scratch. Cakes and Loaves are to be cut into quarters Please submit only 1/4 on 6 compostable plate Each exhibit of bread must be approximately one pound. Bread that is 24 hours old is best for judging, submit whole loaf. Cookies to be no larger than 3 in diameter. Unless otherwise stated, ALL BAKING MUST BE MADE FROM SCRATCH, NO COMMERCIAL MIXES, FILLINGS ETC. ALLOWED NO MACHINE BREAD. As much as possible please support our local small businesses, farmers and sponsors when shopping for your baking and canning supplies Please visit our sponsors websites for helpful hints and plenty of recipe ideas: www.rogersfoods.com www.robinhood.ca, www.criscocanada.com www.davisonorchards.ca 85

CANNED FRUIT AND VEGETABLES: 500 ml Jar Please read rules & canning rules at beginning of Division. Best home Canning AWARD: Classes 1-50 Gift Certificate from Bernardin for Exhibitor using Bernardin canning jars & lids, CLASSES 01. Apricots 02. Cherries 03. Peaches 04. Pears 05. Any other fruit labeled 06. Fruit Juice 07. Vegetable Juice 08. Tomatoes 09. Any other vegetable labeled CANNED MEATS: TWO 250 ml Jars Please see rules.*in meat classes only submit 2 jars one for display, one to be judged, Open jar must be picked up at 5 pm on TUESDAY EVENING or it will be discarded. 10. Salmon - labeled 11. Trout 12. Kokanee 13. Antipasto, JELLY, JAMS AND MARMALADES: 125 ml or 250 ml Jar 14. Crabapple Jelly 15. Grape Jelly 16. Raspberry Jelly 17. Wild Fruit Jelly - labeled 18. Pepper Jelly (mild) 19. Flower Jelly labelled 20. Lite Jam - any fruit - labeled 21. Apricot Jam 22. Raspberry Jam 23. Strawberry Jam Bernardin Pectin Special: Canned with and exhibited with the front panel from Bernardin Pectin. 1 st prize Gift Certificate 24. Peach Jam 25. Any other Jam labeled 26. Raspberry Freezer Jam 27. Strawberry Freezer Jam 28. Citrus Marmalade Junior Canning Section: under 18 years 29. Strawberry jam, 125 ml or 250 ml jar 30. Raspberry jam, 125 ml or 250 ml jar 31. Cucumber dills, 500 ml jar BUTTER 125 ml or 250 ml Jar 32. Apple Butter 33. Lemon Butter (curd) MISCELLANEOUS: 500 ml Jar 34. Mincemeat 35. Fruit Syrup (clear, non coloured glass bottle or fancy jar) 36. Herb Vinegar (clear non coloured glass bottle or fancy jar, filtered, herbs ok) PICKLES: 500 ml Jar 37. Cucumber Dilled Pickles 38. Mustard Pickles 39. Bread & Butter Pickle 40. Pickled Beets 41. Asparagus Pickled 42. Any other Pickles (no cucumber) 43. Cucumber Relish 44. Zucchini Relish 45. Tomato Salsa, Mild 46. Fruit Salsa, Mild 47. Plum Sauce 48. Chilli Sauce 49. Spaghetti Sauce 50. Sauerkraut BAKING Please read all rules at beginning of Division 10. PIES Classes 51-53 Sponsored by Davison Orchard 51. Apple, double crust 52. Cherry, double crust 53. Pumpkin, single crust 54. Any Variety, double crust 55. Pie Shell Crisco Special 1 st product coupon, 2 nd product coupon 56. Butter Tarts, 3 57. Any other Tart, 3 CAKES 58. Banana Cake, 8, uniced, 59. Chocolate, 8, iced, Robin Hood Flour Special 1 st product coupon, 2 nd product coupon 60. Carrot Cake uniced 8 61. Gingerbread cake, uniced,8 62. Coffee cake with streusel topping 8 63. Chiffon Cake, plain or variety, uniced 64. Angel Food Cake, uniced 65. Sponge Cake, uniced 8 66. Fruit Cakes 1/4 cake FRUIT CAKES Fruit cakes should average 3/4 lb fruit to 1/4 lb. dough. 67. Jelly roll, fruit jelly filled 68. Chocolate Cupcakes, 3, iced 69. White Cupcakes, 3 iced 70. Lemon Loaf (4 x9 ) glazed 71. Zucchini Loaf, uniced, 72. Brownies cake, 3 uniced 73. Brownies fudge, 3 uniced 86

COOKIES, MUFFINS AND BISCUITS 74. Oatmeal Coconut 3 75. Icebox cookies 3 76. Ginger Snaps cookies, 3 77. Peanut Butter cookies, 3 78. Traditional Shortbread Cookies, 3 79. Bars or Squares, baked, one kind, 3 Robin Hood Family Best Lunch Box Special 1 st 15.00 80. Bars or Squares, unbaked, one kind, 3 81. Baking Powder Biscuits, 3 82. Cheese Biscuits, 3 83. Scones, 3 84. Cornbread, 3 85. Bran Muffins, 3 86. Any other Fruit Muffin, labelled, 3 YEAST BREADS 87. White loaf 88. Rye Bread 89. Whole Wheat Loaf, not less than 60% 90. Multi grain loaf 91. Cheese Bread 92. French Bread 93. Raisin Bread 94. Bread buns, white, 3 95. Whole Wheat buns, 60%, 3 96. Cinnamon rolls, sweet yeast dough, no raisins, uniced, 3 MISCELLANEOUS - OPEN CLASSES 97. Candy made with popcorn 98. Peanut Brittle, 3 pieces 99. Fudge, 3 pieces 100. Candy, any other variety, 3 GLUTEN FREE NEW 101. Scones, 3 102. Loaf - any kind 103. Chocolate cake 104. Cookies any kind, 3 JUNIOR SECTION Please read All rules at beginning of Division 10 All children 12 years and under. The Granny MacDonald Memorial Plaque - Annual competition to be awarded to the child with the most points in Classes 105-113. Sponsored by Viking Farms. 105. Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies, 3 106. Drop cookies, labelled 3, 107. Banana Loaf (plain) uniced, 3 108. Cheese biscuits, 3 109. Fruit muffins, any fruit, labelled 3 110. Apple pie Sponsored by Davison Orchards 111. Chocolate Cake, iced, Robin Hood Flour Special 1 st Product coupon 2 nd Product coupon 112. White cupcakes, iced, 3 113. Raisin Oatmeal cookies ROGERS SPECIAL: made with Rogers No Additive or All Purpose flour and Rogers Porridge Oats original Blend and exhibited with ROGERS LOGO and product name from both bags. PRIZE MONEY: 1 st $6.00, 2 nd $4.00, 3 rd $3.00 TEEN SECTION Please read All rules at beginning of Division. All teen aged 13 to 17 years. 114. White Bread Loaf from scratch NO machine bread 115 Oatmeal raisin, 3 116. Scones, 3 117. Banana loaf (plain) uniced 118. Chocolate Cake, iced, 8 119. Bran Muffins, no fruit, 3 120. Fruit Muffins any fruit, 3 121. Apple pie Sponsored by Davison Orchards 122. Fudge Brownies, uniced, 3 123. Rogers Granola Crispie Squares 3, must be baked and exhibited with front panel from Rogers 5 Grain Granola. Please use recipe provided.prizes donated by Rogers Foods Ltd. PRIZE MONEY: 1st $6.00, 2nd $4.00, 3rd $3.00 FOR MEN ONLY Please read All rules at beginning of Division. 124. White bread made from scratch 125. Chocolate Chip Cookies with rolled oats, 3 126. Peanut Butter Cookies, 3 plain 127. Fruit Muffin, any fruit, labelled, 3 128. Bran Muffins, no fruit or raisins, 3 129. Pumpkin Loaf 130. Fruit pie SPECIALS - ROGER FOODS LTD, *A hamper of Rogers products will be awarded to the person earning the most points in classes 131-137 Prize: 1 st 10 kg Rogers Flour, 2 nd 2.5 kg Rogers Flour, 3 rd Rogers Cereal. 131. 1 loaf 100% Whole Wheat Bread baked by hand with Rogers 100% Whole Grain Whole Wheat Flour, exhibited with Rogers Logo from the 100% Whole Grain Whole Wheat flour bag. 132. 1 loaf - 9 Grain Bread baked in bread machine with Rogers 9 Grain and Rogers White Bread Flour exhibited with the front panel of both Rogers Products. 133. Zucchini Orange Cake, 1/4 of a 8 x8 baked with any Rogers No Additive or All Purpose Flour and Rogers Porridge oats Original Blend exhibited with Rogers Logo from both products used. Please use recipe provided. 87

134. Men Only: 1 loaf White bread baked in a bread machine, using Rogers Bread Flour for white bread, exhibited with Rogers Logo from the bread flour bag. 135. Women s Only: 1 loaf 60% Whole wheat bread baked in a bread machine using Rogers Whole Wheat Bread Flour, exhibited with Rogers Logo from the bread flour bag. 136. Blueberry Oat Bran Muffins (3) baked with your choice of Rogers Flour & Rogers Oat Bran exhibited with Rogers Logo from both products used. Please use recipe provided. 137. Mincemeat Butter Tart Squares(4) baked with Rogers Large Flake Oats & your choice of Rogers Flour, exhibited with Rogers Logo from both products used. Please use recipe provided DIABETIC COOKING Please read all rules at beginning of Division. The primary aim of the Diabetic Classes is to encourage people to enter healthy foods for Diabetics and submit the recipes. Diabetic recipes are those that feature a low amount of sugar or using a sugar substitute. These could be existing recipes or recipes that have been adapted or modified. Recipe must accompany food product with entry. Entries open to all Exhibitors. 138. Oatmeal cookies, 3 139. Muffins, fruit 3 140. Bran muffins no fruit, 3 141. Apple Pie, HEART SMART COOKING: Please read All rules at beginning of Division. The primary aim of the Heart Smart Food Class is to encourage people to enter heart healthy foods and submit the recipes. Heart Smart recipes are those that feature a low amount of fat and sodium (salt), while increasing the amount of fibre. They may contain a moderate amount of sugar. These could be existing recipes or recipes that have been adapted or modified. RULES a. Any recipe for food stuffs may be used, provided that the recipe is heart healthy. b. No entries that require refrigeration will be accepted. c. The recipe may be original or an adaptation of existing recipe. Please indicate changes that were made and if this recipe is an adaptation from a cookbook or magazine, state source. d. Recipe must accompany food product with entry number clearly noted. e. Any entry must conform in quantity to classification standards in the fair book; or be a minimum of three (3) servings, e.g. muffins. See quantity in General cooking muffin class. f. Entrants from same family must use different recipes. g. If entering in Heart Smart & Diabetic class it must be two different recipes. 142. Bread Savory, 143. Bars any kind (3) 144. Cookies, any kind (3) 145. Cake, any variety 146. Muffins, any kind (3) DECORATION CLASSES 147. Decorated Cake or Form, fondant or iced by Junior or Teen (17 & under) 148. Decorated Cake or Form, fondant or iced (18 & over) 149. Decorated cake or Form, judged on 2018 theme, Sheep thrills at the IPE 150. Decorated Wedding cake or form 151. Edible flowers, 3 152. Edible cake decoration, other, 3 153. Best Decorated Cookie(or Form) with a Sheep Theme 6 round cookie, edible decorations, ages 0 to 7 years. 154. Best Decorated Cookie(or Form) with a Sheep Theme 6 round cookie, edible decorations, ages 8 12 years. 155. Rice Crispy sculpture Sheep thrills at the IPE Theme max size 4 x 4 ages 0 to 7 156. Rice Crispy Sculpture Sheep thrills at the IPE theme max size 4 x 4 ages 8 to 12 Granola Crispie Squares 2 1/2 cups...rogers 5 Grain Granola (any variety) 2 cups crisp rice cereal 1/2 c...raisins 1/4 c...butter or margarine 4 c...miniature marshmallows 1 tsp...vanilla 1/4 c...coconut Lightly butter 9 x 13 pan. Combine granola, crisp rice cereal, raisins and toss lightly. place butter or margarine in large saucepan and melt over low heat, add marshmallows and stir until melted, press into prepared pan, sprinkle with coconut and press lightly, chill and cut into squares. Yields 30 squares Blueberry Oat Bran Muffins 1 1/2 cups...buttermilk * 1 1/2 cups...rogers Oat Bran 1 1/4 cup...rogers All Purpose Flour 1 tsp...baking powder 1 tsp...baking soda 1/2 tsp...salt 1/3 cup...vegetable oil 1...egg 1/2 c...sugar 1 tsp...vanilla 1 cup....blueberries fresh or frozen 88

Pre Heat oven to 375*F (190*C) Add buttermilk to oat bran and let stand approximately 10 minutes. Combine flour, baking powder, baking soda & salt. In separate bowl beat vegetable oil, egg, sugar & vanilla together,. Add buttermilk bran mixture to liquids & stir well. Add dry ingredients all at once and stir until just combined. Gently fold in blueberries, spoon batter into muffin tins and bake 20-25 minutes Zucchini Orange Cake 1 c...rogers All purpose flour 1 tsp...baking powder 1 tsp...baking soda 1 tsp...cinnamon 1/2 tsp...nutmeg 2...eggs 1/2 cup...vegetable oil 3/4 cup... sugar 1/2 cup...rogers porridge oats original blend 1 1/2 tsp...orange zest 1 tsp...vanilla 1 cup...zucchini grated Preheat oven to 325 F(162*C) prepare an 8 x8 baking pan. Combine flour, baking powder, baking soda & spices, set aside. Beat together eggs, oil, & sugar until creamy. Add porridge oats, zest & vanilla. Mix in dry ingredients & zucchini, pour into cake pan. Bake 35 minutes or until cake tests done. Cool completely. Mincemeat Butter Tart Squares Base 1 cup...rogers No additive or All purpose flour 1 Tbsp...brown sugar 1/2 cup...butter or margarine Topping 1 cup...rogers Large Flake oats 1/4 tsp...salt 1/2 tsp...baking powder 2...eggs 1 1/4 cups...brown sugar 1 cup...mincemeat Pre heat oven to 350 f (175*C) Prepare a 9 x 13 baking pan. Prepare base by combining flour & brown sugar, cut in butter or margarine until mixture resembles coarse crumbs. Press into pan and partially bake. Meanwhile prepare topping by combining oats, salt & baking powder. Beat eggs, add sugar, beat again, stir in mincemeat,add dry ingredients and mix until well combined. Pour over base and bake an additional 25 to 30 minutes. Cool completely before cutting into squares. Top will look uncooked and sticky to the touch when its cooked. spray knife with cooking spray to enable easier cutting. yields 30-36 squares. 89

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