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Abigail Naumann, Rachel Higgs, and alh1203: Congratulations! You just won our Thanksgiving recipe cookbook contest, and you’re each getting one of three great new cookbooks, just for sharing your favorite Thanksgiving recipes with us.
Each of our winners will receive one of the following three cookbooks, courtesy of Blisstree: More
It’s not too late to enter our Thanksgiving recipe contest for your shot at winning one of three cookbooks – just email us your favorite Thanksgiving recipe(s) by 5 p.m. ET today for a chance to win a copy of one of three terrific new cookbooks.* Okay, so it’s not exactly like winning Oprah’s Ultimate Favorite Things (but then, we don’t aim to terrify our readers quite like Oprah does), but for every recipe and photo you submit, we’ll enter you for a chance to win one of the following cookbooks: More
We love to scour the Internet and print cookbooks for great recipes, but we still believe that some of the best cooking ideas come from friends and family — you know, those secret sauces guarded by generations of barbecue masters, and cookie recipes so good that you’ll ply your friends with bottles of wine to get them. While Blisstree can’t technically offer you wine in exchange for the secret to your turkey day stuffing, we can still bribe you to share your favorite Thanksgiving dishes.
Our bribe is simple: Send us your favorite Thanksgiving recipes by Monday, November 22 at 5 p.m. ET for a chance to win a copy of one of three terrific new cookbooks.* For every recipe and photo you submit, we’ll enter you for a chance to win one of the following cookbooks: More
One really cool thing we like, from Blisstree to you: Food 52 Intro from Food52 on Vimeo. food52 The brainchild of former New York Times food reporter Amanda Hesser, and food writer and editor Merrill Stubbs, food52 is an innovative … More
