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Contest Cook

Lists current recipe contests with rules, prize information, members forum, and archives. Membership required to access deadline contests.

http://www.contestcook.com/

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Grandma Jam's Recipe Contest Index

Guide to online recipe and cooking contests offering links, competition rules and list of prizes. Also features sweepstakes and freebies for cooks.

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National Beef Cook-Off

Features online entry form, winning recipes, rules, food links, and news.

http://www.beefcookoff.org/

State Fair Recipes

Offers blue ribbon recipes, list of current recipe contests, and secrets and tips from winners. Includes state fair history and trivia.

http://www.statefairrecipes.com/

Virtual Salon Culinaire

International competition in food art for cooks and chefs, held online.

http://salonculinaire.com

World Pastry Team Championship

Annual competition for top pastry professionals, held each July in Las Vegas, Nevada. Includes event information, rules, and previous winners list.

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