Better Homes and Gardens Recipe

[Guest guest]

BETTER HOMES & GARDENS, RECIPES COMPETITION

               INCLUDING VEGETARIAN RECIPES

      PLEASE SHARE YOUR VEGGIE RECIPES WITH

              BETTER HOMES & GARDENS

      DEADLINE IS DECEMBER 21 , POSTMARKED.

         http://www.bhg.com/food/cookhelpers/ptr.htm

-----Original Message from -----

KarenDawn1

Monday, December 04, 2000 6:18 PM

 

DawnWatch: Better Homes & Gardens competition

seeks recipes  including vegetarian

Who has the real power over the future of animals in our world?  It's

the people who decide what to put on the family dinner table each

evening.

 

That's why the " Seven Sisters " recipe laden magazines are so important.

The market leader, Better Homes & Gardens, has a whopping

circulation of  7.6 million. That's an awful lot of dinners every

month.

 

Plus, the other magazines play follow the market leader.

 

Thus the eating habits of America are both reflected on and driven by

the pages of this magazine.

 

The chefs amongst us will be interested to hear that Better Homes &

Gardens tests and prints recipes from readers. The current category is

for:

 

" Sizzle and Spice Entrees: Put the emphasis on lively flavor in meat,

poultry, and vegetarian main dishes with hot or mild chilies and other

spices, such as anise, caraway, cardamom, horseradish, paprika, or

mustard. "

 

There is prize money, as well as the knowledge that a single vegan

recipe in a magazine that goes out to 7 million mostly non-vegetarian

homes,

would indirectly save the lives of about 70,000 animals if used by only

one percent of the magazine's readers just once, instead of, for

example, chicken.

 

You can find out all about the competition at:

       http://www.bhg.com/food/cookhelpers/ptr.htm

 

Here's a link for AOLers and

some others:

<A HREF= " http://www.bhg.com/food/cookhelpers/ptr.htm " >BHG

competition</A>

 

They even provide a link so you can email in your recipes.

 

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free to email me directly for a working link. If you forward or reprint

DawnWatch alerts, please include the tag line at the bottom.

 

Yours and the animals', Karen Dawn  www.DawnWatch.com

 

(DawnWatch is an animal rights media watch that looks at animal issues

in the media and facilitates one click responses to the relevant media

outlets.

 

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