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1976 Grand Prize Winner “Northern Plains Survival Bars” Cookies/Candies Mrs 1976 Grand Prize Winner “Northern Plains Survival Bars” Cookies/Candies Mrs. Charles B. King Beverages “Punch” Ruth J. Pickens Breads “Zucchini Bread” Mable Dase Dessert “Pineapple Tarts” Pauletta Johnson Main Dish “Tuna on a Shoestring” Mrs. Jack Elrod Salads “Pea Salad” Mrs. Creed Bohannon Vegetables “Escalloped Tomatoes” Evelyn T. Boyd 1977 Grand Prize Winner “Chicken Divan” Mrs. Gerda R. McGuinn Desserts “Pumpkin Torte” Clara Carmichael Breads “Harvest Bread” Mable Dase Cookies “Fruit Cake Cookies” Sandra Sherlin Main Dish “Cheesey Lasagna Pizza” Maria Melton Salads “Pineapple Salad” Dot Keasler Vegetables “Asparagus Supreme” Mrs. Jerry Smith 1978 Grand Prize Winner “Baked Spaghetti” Mrs. Hugh Maughan Main Dishes “Sausage Casserole” Pauletta Johnson Breads “Corn Cornbread” Maria Melton Cookies/Candies “Health Candy Dandies” Leslie Hinman Desserts “Holiday Fruit Cake” Sandy Case Salads “Strawberry-Banana Congealed Salad” Hazel Hodges Vegetables “Squash Casserole” Mrs. Jerry Smith 1979 Grand Prize Winner “Burgundy Beef” Peggy Price Main Dish “Super Salmon Supper” Ruth Jackson Breads “Six-Week Bran Muffin Mix” Linda McGill Cookies/Candies “Christmas Mincemeat Bars” Ann Brogdon Desserts “Sweedish Apple Pie” Marie Kuykendall Salads “Christmas Tree Salad” Omega Cox Vegetables “Brussels Sprouts Tomato Casserole” Mildred Vincent 1980 Grand Prize Winner “Fresh Orange Layer Cake” Clara Carmichael Main Dish “Stuffed Chicken Breasts and Rice” Frieda Patterson Breads “Three Day Rolls” Mary Frances Arnwine Desserts “Cottage Cheese Pie” Elizabeth Stansberry Cookies/Candies “Cinnamon-Raisin Bars” Ann Brogdon Salads “Christmas Salad” Wanda L. Pressley Vegetables “Sugar-N-Spice Potatoes” Linda McGill 1981 Grand Prize Winner “Chicken Breasts A L’Orange” Omega L. Cox Desserts “Pumpkin Roll” Velma McCollum Appetizer “Spiced Cranberry Relish” Mrs. J.D. Barnett Breads “Cottage Cheese Rolls” Winona K. Pless Cookies/Candies “Luscious Squares” Bobbie Johnson Main Dish “Turkey Burgers” Pauletta Johnson Salads “Strawberry Salad” Sue Saros Vegetables “Crunch Top Potatoes” Mrs. Betty Whiteside 1982 Grand Prize Winner “Cherry Salad” Salads Mary Nell Miller Dessert “Turtle Cake” Eva G. Oakes Breads “Croissants” Teresa Littleton Cookies “Melting Moments” Connie Moses Candy “Peanut Butter Cups” Kaye Wyatt Main Dish “Pork Tenderloin” Mrs. H.T. Kurz Vegetables “Cheesy Company Cauliflower” Winona K. Pless 1983 Grand Prize Winner “Blue Ribbon Banana Layer Cake” Desserts Janet Slack Breads “Cranberry Loaf” Shelia Studdard Cookies/Candies “Pecan Pie Cookies” Shirley Best Main Dish “Crab Meat Casserole” Bobbie Johnson Salads “Apple Salad” Mrs. H.B. Roberts Vegetables “Yummy Potato Casserole” Mrs. Nelda Kennedy 1984 Grand Prize Winner “Callico Casserole” Vegetables Nellie Kyker Main Dish “Rouladen” (German Meat Rolls) Jeane Fulmre Desserts “Fruit Pizza” Effie R. Lones Breads “60 Minute Whole Wheat Rolls” Jean Harrill Cookies/Candies “Crunchy-Munchy Cookies” Edna Carpenter Salads “Lemon Blueberry Salad” Mrs. Patricia Denham 1985 Grand Prize Winner “Limas ’n Sour Cream” Vegetables Barbara Powell Desserts “Chocolate Orange Coconut Cake” Eva Oakes Cookies/Candies “Banana Cookie Bars” Eva Oakes Breads “Potato Herb Rolls” Marie Kuykendall Main Dish “Breakfast Pizza” Louise Tuell Stauffer Salads “Tropical Fruit Salad” Edna Carpenter 1986 No Grand Prize Winner Published Desserts “Orange Crunch Cake” Nancy Hutsell Main Dishes “Beef Stroganoff” Deborah S. Tholin Breads “Orange Muffin with Honey Spread” Edna Carpenter Cookies/Candies “White Peanut Butter Fudge” Janice Caruthers Salads “Fruit Slaw” Karen Harrod Vegetables “Sweet Potatoes in Apricot Sauce” Omega L. Cox 1987 Grand Prize Winner “Holiday Turkey Bake” Main Dish Connie Allen Dessert “Waldorf Astoria Cake” Pat Willis Breads “Break Away Bread” Helen S. Clark Cookies/Candies “Peanut Bars” Betty Reed Salads “Old-Fashioned Chicken Salad” Ruby E. Clark Vegetables “Hawaiian Sweet Potatoes” Gwen Lane 1988 Grand Prize Winner “Lynn’s Shrimp Jambalaya” Main Dish Lynn Hamilton Breads “Pumpkin Bread” Melinda Lord Appetizer “Spinach Hors D’Oeuvres” Helen Brown Cookies/Candies “Date Nut Balls” Melinda Lord Desserts “Lemon-Sour Cream Pie” Frances Arnwine Salads “Frozen Fruit Squares” Betty Reed Vegetables “Sweet Potato Custard” Mrs. Oscar Bragg 1989 Grand Prize Winner “Cheesey-O-Quiche” Main Dish Mildred C. Hardison Appetizer “Spicy Ham Balls” Leona Jaquish Breads “Apple-Nut Bread” Viola Small Cookies/Candies “Louise Cake Bars” Connie Moses Desserts “My Mother’s Prune Cake” Charlotte Armour Salads “Strawberry Jello Pretzel Salad” Perry Riden Vegetables “Broccoli Nut Casserole” Gwen Lane 1990 Grand Prize Winner “Old-Fashioned Cinnamon Rolls” Breads Opal Boyd Main Dish “Crescent Roll Chicken” Judy Millsaps Appetizers “Tamale Bites” Brenda Jaquish Cookies/Candies “Buckeyes” M. Jean Hoke Desserts “Pumpkin Roll” Jeff King Salads “Taffy Apple Salad” Eva Oakes Vegetables “Noodles Supreme” Helen Brown 1991 Grand Prize Winner “Drumstick Treat” Desserts Eva Oakes Main Dish “Cold Weather Fare” Helen Brown Appetizers “Crab Stuffed Mushrooms” Patricia Rogers Mirabella Breads “Pumpkin Bread” Ora Nell Hutsell Cookies/Candies “Cowboy Cookies” Martha Woods Salads “Indian Summer Fruit Salad” Peggy Price Vegetables “Corn Casserole” Ruth Miller 1992 Grand Prize Winner “‘Savory’ Stuffed Chicken Breasts” Main Dish Patricia Rogers Mirabella Breads “Hot Butter Rum Crescents” Perry Riden Appetizers “Vegetable Pizza” Debbie Tholin Cookies/Candies Tie “Praline Grahams” Gwen Lane and “Jumbo Raisin Cookies” Julia Layman Inzer Salads “Cherry Supreme Fruit Salad” Barb Jackson Vegetables “Senator Russell’s Sweet Potato Casserole” Marcia W. Studdard 1993 Grand Prize Winner “Elegant Gingerbread Christmas Cake” Desserts Mildred Hardison Main Dish “Harvest Hot Cabbage” Peggy Price Appetizers “Mexican Rollups” Bettie Lane Bragg Breads “Apple Bread” Kim Rymer Cookies/Candies “Kiffles” Ruth Johnson Salads “Sand Pail Salad” Beverly Harrison Vegetables “Broccoli Casserole” Bernice Miller 1994 Grand Prize Winner “Three-Layer Cranberry Salad” Salads Lou Ann Buckner Main Dish “Enchilada Casserole” Sharon Wear Desserts “Fresh Apple Cake” Annette Howe Appetizers “Broccoli Dip” Oneda A. Smith Breads “Fresh Apple Bread” Tammy T. Barker Cookies/Candies “Nut Tossies” Bernice L. Miller Vegetables “Spinach Marie” Elaine Lemings 1995 Grand Prize Winner “Crunchy Top Sweet Potatoes” Vegetables Nina Smith Main Dish “Make-Ahead Breakfast” Libby Robison Salads “Macaroni Confetti” Judy Milsaps Appetizers “Sausage Stuffed Mushrooms” Elaine H. Lemings Breads “Autumn Herbed Bread” Peggy Price Cookies/Candies Tie “Danish Bars” Faye McHone and “Pumpkin Pie Dessert Square” Debbie Tilley Desserts “Pumpkin Pie Pound Cake” Susan Woods 1996 Grand Prize Winner “Peach Almond Muffins” Breads Brenda Jaquish Appetizers “Bacon Tator Bites” Vickie Ward Desserts “German Chocolate Upside-Down Cake” Joyce A. Morgan Cookies/Candies “Macadamia Macaroon Cookies” Faye McHone Main Dish “Chicka Doodle” Paige Powers Salads “Layered Lettuce Pecan Salad” Elaine H. Lemings Vegetables “Rotel Potatoes” Winona K. Pless 1997 Grand Prize Winner “Deliciously Different Dessert” Desserts Louise Stauffer Main Dish “Mexican Lasagna” Priscilla Brown Vegetables “Sweet Potato Casserole” Lou Ann Buckner Salads “Broccoli Salad” Nellie Kyker-Sliger Breads “Pecan Pie Muffins” Brenda Jaquish Appetizers “Cheesy Shrimp Nachos” Connie Allen Cookies/Candies “Pecan Shortbread” Elaine H. Lemings 1998 Grand Prize Winner “Chicken Pot Pie” Main Dish Joyce Bailey Dessert “German Sweet Chocolate Cake” Minnie Beasley Appetizers “BLT Bites” Peggy Price Cookies/Candies “Reese’s Cups” Barbara Mealor Breads “Honey Date Bread” Betty Reed Salads “Strawberry Salad” Amy Jordan Vegetables “Sour Cream Squash with Two Cheeses” Pat Newton 1999 Grand Prize Winner “Caramel Pecan Cheesecake” Jennifer Linton Dessert “Pumpkin Pecan Souffle” Janice Kuykendall Appetizers “Hot Pizza Dip” Joy Rymer Cookies/Candies “Peanut Butter Drops” Barbara Mealor Breads “Cheddar Bay Biscuits” Perry Riden Main Dish “Autumn Chicken Casserole” M. Jean Hoke Salads “Chunky Chicken Salad” Faye Dill Vegetables “Marinated Carrots” Brenda Gossett 2000 Grand Prize Winner “Pull-Apart Bacon Bread” Breads Perry Riden Main Dish “Impossible Quiche” Margaret Stacy Appetizer “Apple Fritters” Joyce Bailey Cookies/Candies “Logjam Squares” Gwen Lane Desserts “Caramel Apple Pizza” Carla Monroe Salads “Broccoli/Cauliflower Salad” Diane Wattenbarger Vegetables “Potato Casserole” Ruth Axley 2001 Grand Prize Winner “Baked Ham with Raisin Sauce” Kristie Nipper Main Dish “Mexican Casserole” M. Jean Hoke Appetizer “Deep Fried Mushrooms” Diane Wattenbarger Beverages “Mauve Christmas Punch” Leneda Joe Laing Breads “Pumpkin Loaf” Ruth Axley Candies “Caramel Nut Candy” Margie Jarvis Desserts “New York Style Cheesecake” Hope Shaw Cookies “Grandmom’s Tea Time Cookies” Hope and Abby Newman and Grandmom (Sandra Cox) Salads “Everyone-Wants-The-Recipe Cabbage Salad” Annette Howe Vegetables “Asparagus Casserole” Mildred Pierce 2002 Grand Prize Winner “Vegetable Bars” Marla Miller Main Dish “Crock Pot Dressing” Imogene Firestone Cookies “Butterscotch Squares” Perry Riden Candies “Mother’s Buckeyes” Fran Wells Desserts “Pumpkin Cheesecake” Kendra Howard Johnson Appetizers “Chunky Potato Bacon Soup” Sherrie Hammonds Beverages “Frozen Orange Dream Drink” Whitney Hodsden Breads “Bread” Joyce Bailey Vegetables “Squash Casserole” Mildred Pierce Salads “Chicken Salad Balls” Ruth Bookout 2003 Grand Prize Winner “Christmas
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