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2015 California State Fair Canning and Baking Competition Adult Bread, Cake, Pie Pastry Shows Results (By Division and Class) 2015 California State Fair Canning and Baking Competition Adult Bread, Cake, Pie Pastry Shows Results (by Division and Class) Exh # Last Name First Name Entry No. Division No. Class No. Entry Title WEN # Placing 2590 Bachofer Millie 6591 310 1 Whole Wheat Bread 0F67DC 1st 1672 Bradford Benjamin 3399 310 1 BWB Freshly Milled Wheat 5B63BE No Show 3311 de Leon Jane 11266 310 1 Wild-Yeasted Einkorn Bread F061AB Best of Show 3292 Kennedy Gary 11622 310 1 Honey Wheat Berry Bread 8DB816 No Show 2986 Guettaf Amer 8813 310 2 La Parisienne Sweet Baguette 1C1764 Best of Class 3249 LeLouis Connie 11117 310 2 Baguettes D1F7D3 1st 3311 de Leon Jane 11267 310 3 Hot Cross Buns w/Lemon Curd 61E880 Best of Class 3292 Kennedy Gary 11623 310 3 Cinnamon Rolls CE9E85 No Show 1407 Leach Michelle 2534 310 3 Apple filled Sticky buns AD23F0 2nd 2410 Berger Gregory 5506 310 4 Sourdough 14AEE8 Best of Class 3017 Christiano Susan 8640 310 4 Family First 57BFD6 3rd 3017 Christiano Susan 8639 310 4 Sour Dough B36EAF 2nd 3311 de Leon Jane 11268 310 4 Wild-YeastedRosemary&OliveOil A5856A 1st 2354 Grassetti-Kruglikov Silvia 5152 310 4 Whole Wheat and Rye Sourdough A8CB69 2nd 2354 Grassetti-Kruglikov Silvia 5154 310 4 Sourdough Bread 61FFB2 2nd 3249 LeLouis Connie 11114 310 4 Cranberry Walnut Bread BB4F6A 1st 3249 LeLouis Connie 11115 310 4 Oat Porridge Bread 633B59 1st 80 Mcguire William 125 310 4 Garlic/Rosemary Sourdough 38F31D 1st 2877 Mould David 8481 310 4 Extra-Sour Sour Dough Bread A34242 3rd 3213 Refsland Beth 11249 310 4 Sunflower Bread A2F05E No Show 2873 Strahlem Christina 8581 310 4 Country Sourdough 4533C2 1st 2833 Taylor Vicki 7636 310 4 Sourdough Rye 4D8814 3rd 2410 Berger Gregory 5507 310 5 Sourdough polenta rosemary 7F6673 1st 3279 Butler Erin 10366 310 5 Herb Bread 453416 2nd 3311 de Leon Jane 11269 310 5 Wild-Yeasted Swedish Limpa Rye 858000 1st 2496 Edelsohn Ashleigh 6160 310 5 Star Bread w/ Olive Tapenade 3C9FB0 2nd 963 Friedman Rebecca 1161 310 5 Chocolate Hazelnut Braid 9FB5C7 No Show 2221 Grassetti Elizabeth 5229 310 5 Lemon Braid 5570DC 2nd 3274 Haertle Ellen 10441 310 5 Bagels 61282E Best of Class 3292 Kennedy Gary 11625 310 5 undecided 66F419 No Show 2037 Kopecky Abigail 3956 310 5 Homemade Pesto Cheese Bread 316171 3rd 2902 Rosenberg Jan 8542 310 5 Spicy Orange Mango Bread 09C6A6 No Show Page 1 of 7 2015 California State Fair Canning and Baking Competition Adult Bread, Cake, Pie Pastry Shows Results (by Division and Class) Exh # Last Name First Name Entry No. Division No. Class No. Entry Title WEN # Placing 3011 Storey Michelle 8722 310 5 Honey Wheat Bread 16843E No Show 2277 Twergo Katie 4340 310 5 Aliciababa (Ciabatta) 823C85 3rd 2633 Silvera Terry 6457 315 1 Tortillas DC145D Best of Class 3292 Kennedy Gary 11624 315 2 Cheese Crackers 84B1DC No Show 2633 Silvera Terry 6460 315 2 Tortilla Crackers A68D18 Best of Division 2590 Bachofer Millie 6593 315 3 Banana Nut Bread 960AE9 Best of Class 215 Adams Ronni 336 320 1 Pumpkin Bread A6C56E No Show 2422 Borden Linda 5474 320 1 Cranberry/Orange Nut bread EF0121 1st 2471 Butler Natalie 5627 320 1 Banana Bread EC0492 No Show 3052 Cullum Darlene 9313 320 1 Lemon /Almond Bread 2628E6 Best of Class 2334 Goldman Orah 5208 320 1 Banana Nut Bread CBC602 1st 2574 Hanshaw Lisa 6131 320 1 Peach Bread 919F4B 1st 2574 Hanshaw Lisa 6132 320 1 Apple Bread 7E3E4B 2nd 2574 Hanshaw Lisa 6133 320 1 Pear Bread 9267DD 1st 2574 Hanshaw Lisa 6134 320 1 Peach Nut bread 64D19A 2nd 2574 Hanshaw Lisa 6135 320 1 Apple Nut Bread 91853B 3rd 2574 Hanshaw Lisa 6136 320 1 Pear Nut bread 74BB8A 1st 2949 Roberts Ray & Vivian 7892 320 1 Lemon Bread 1EB2D9 2nd 3085 Rodriguez Joana 9117 320 1 Banana Bread 51737B 1st 2146 Rohrer Patricia 4264 320 1 Banana Bread 55EA5E 1st 2630 Sherwood Tanya L. 6519 320 1 Pa T's Ultimate Zuchinni Bread 29E092 3rd 2700 Sopher Jackie 7107 320 1 Ozark Pumpkin Bread C6040B No Show 3011 Storey Michelle 8723 320 1 Banana Pecan Bread A06D5C 3rd 2342 Brooke Rechele 4442 320 2 Blueberry Scones F80858 No Show 2520 Dunkle Elizabeth 6021 320 2 Lemon Currant Scone 81F9F6 1st 3292 Kennedy Gary 11632 320 2 Blueberry Scones 8B4AF3 No Show 2633 Silvera Terry 6461 320 2 Scones F36504 1st 410 Alden L 613 320 3 Mary's Cornbread Muffins 5C09A6 3rd 2455 Brookhyser Karen 5669 320 3 Cinnamon Sweet Potato Muffins 27F7A2 Not Selected 3017 Christiano Susan 8641 320 3 Poppyseed 83EFCE 2nd 3085 Rodriguez Joana 9119 320 3 Blueberry Muffins 8F4913 Best of Division 2902 Rosenberg Jan 8528 320 3 Caramel Apple Muffins F98080 Not Selected Page 2 of 7 2015 California State Fair Canning and Baking Competition Adult Bread, Cake, Pie Pastry Shows Results (by Division and Class) Exh # Last Name First Name Entry No. Division No. Class No. Entry Title WEN # Placing 2902 Rosenberg Jan 8537 320 3 Butterscotch Bourbon Pecan Pie Muffins36DCB2 Not Selected 2334 Goldman Orah 5209 320 4 Gingerbread 440FAE Best of Class 3274 Haertle Ellen 10442 320 4 Chocolate Zucchini 034360 3rd 1151 Kunselman-Hood Dior 11152 320 4 Orange Zucchini bread 480DA4 1st 127 Reim Joyce 288 320 4 Zucchini Bread 58EDD1 No Show 2146 Rohrer Patricia 4266 320 4 Pumpkin Bread B89AC7 1st 2240 Ruffin Ida 5010 320 4 Pumpkin Spice Bread 9CD692 1st 3244 Small Cindy 11048 320 4 Chocolate Zucchini Bread 78B830 3rd 3382 Tate Melody 10196 320 4 Persimmon Pecan Tea Loaf 2E16D4 3rd 2602 Thornton Norma Jean 6173 320 4 Papa's Old Fashioned Corn Bread 82A56C Not Selected 2602 Thornton Norma Jean 6174 320 4 Diane's Buttermilk Biscuits D0B460 2nd 2378 Dyer Felicia 5341 325 1 Chocolaty Stout Cake E4FE5A No Show 2948 McCovey Patti 8370 325 1 Maple Bacon Bourbon Cupcake BB123C Best of Division 2378 Dyer Felicia 5342 325 2 Carrot Cake 36E607 No Show 3302 Esquivel Irma 11308 325 2 Fat Elvis Cake EB8A0F Best of Class 3168 Jacobson Tina 8855 325 2 Mom's Carrot Cake 1C9E45 1st 2902 Rosenberg Jan 8536 325 2 Orange Cream Cake 121DD8 2nd 68 Ryen Rachael 89 325 2 Strawberry Shortcake Cake D1A476 1st 444 Wolf Rhonda 883 325 2 The Carrot Cake B9688C 3rd 2589 Davis Mildred 5793 330 1 German Butter Pound Cake 8D291A Best of Class 3208 Day Autumn 11412 330 1 Kentucky Bourbon Butter Cake 69C58F No Show 3311 de Leon Jane 11255 330 1 Date Pound Cake 5D8C40 2nd 2450 McLaughlin Heather 5634 330 1 Ginger Pound Cake E33E47 1st 3190 Cromwell Amy 11024 330 2 Banana Coconut UpsideDown Cake 3369 2nd 3052 Cullum Darlene 9312 330 2 California Carmel Apple cake 111C23 2nd 2589 Davis Mildred 5792 330 2 Pumpkin Raisin Cake 1C50F9 1st 3311 de Leon Jane 11256 330 2 Glutenfree CornFlour Chiffon DBE71C 1st 3311 de Leon Jane 11270 330 2 Chocolate&Raspberries Cake 5BC5F6 1st 2520 Dunkle Elizabeth 6020 330 2 Lemon Buttermilk Cake B91367 1st 3324 Edelsohn Joan 10594 330 2 Peach Cake 76734D 2nd 2334 Goldman Orah 5206 330 2 Caramel Apple Cake C8B66D 1st 3274 Haertle Ellen 10443 330 2 Butterscotch Rum Swirl 8F2D8D Best of Show Page 3 of 7 2015 California State Fair Canning and Baking Competition Adult Bread, Cake, Pie Pastry Shows Results (by Division and Class) Exh # Last Name First Name Entry No. Division No. Class No. Entry Title WEN # Placing 2032 Hill Mary 3911 330 2 Ronda's Apple/Walnut Cake 897B8C Not Selected 3292 Kennedy Gary 11631 330 2 undecided F3D94C No Show 3320 Quiring Jennine 11354 330 2 Sumptous Fennel Fig AC5418 No Show 3085 Rodriguez Joana 9118 330 2 Flourless Choc Expresso Cake D788F9 1st 68 Ryen Rachael 90 330 2 Marmalade Cake 3A4824 1st 3011 Storey Michelle 8724 330 2 Apricot-Almond Bundt Cake 6116CD No Show 2602 Thornton Norma Jean 6171 330 2 Angel Food Cake 6DF7AE 1st 2602 Thornton Norma Jean 6172 330 2 Devil Made Me Do It Angel Food 14D4A4 2nd 2780 Austin James 7421 335 1 Pumpkin Walnut Cheesecake 3D8412 2nd 3441 Belcher Steven 11272 335 1 Caramel Banana Cheescake C364FE No Show 3441 Belcher Steven 11273 335 1 Lemon Cheesecake FC534D No Show 3447 Brandt Terri 10927 335 1 Turtle Cheesecake 5BF0CB 1st 2548 Crippen James 6233 335 1 The Swiss Italian 9C65EF 1st 3311 de Leon Jane 11257 335 1 Tango with Mango Cheesecake EBDB37 1st 3311 de Leon Jane 11261 335 1 Peanut Butter Torte A4C2D2 2nd 2334 Goldman Orah 5210 335 1 Cherry Topped Cheesecake 9F76AA 1st 3290 Ricketts Gabe 9933 335 1 Peppermint Mocha Cheesecake F06A54 Best of Division 2299 Roberts Linda 4410 335 1 Key Lime White Chocolate 8A4D09 1st 3085 Rodriguez Joana 9120 335 1 Boston Cream Pie Cheesecake 153E1D 1st 3085 Rodriguez Joana 9121 335 1 Cappuccino Cheesecake AE130E 1st 3085 Rodriguez Joana 9122 335 1 Brownie Carmel Cheesecake D459E7 1st 3085 Rodriguez Joana 9124 335 1 Kahlua Coffee Cheesecake F99140 No Show 1964 Stevens Lisa 3836 335 1 Peach Melba Cheesecake AFE4E1 1st 3026 Switzer Andrew 8960 335 1 Chocolate Swirl Cheesecake C456E4 1st 1868 White Sue 3486 335 1 Cheesecake with Lemon Zest 83BFB1 1st 3027 Argade Anuja 9413 335 2 Rise & Shine Cake 47366F 3rd 3292 Kennedy Gary 11626 335 2 Raspberry Mouse Truffle Cake BBE1A7 1st 3320 Quiring Jennine 11353 335 2 Lemon Indulgence 052DDA 1st 3085 Rodriguez Joana 9123 335 2 Simple Flourless Chocolate Cake DE0B3E Best of Class 2902 Rosenberg Jan 8532 335 2 Pina Colada Dump Cake 65541E No Show 2902 Rosenberg Jan 8544 340 1 Chocolate Orange Donuts 6BA475 3rd 2633 Silvera Terry 6459 340 1 Glazed Donuts 23A786 Best of Class Page 4 of 7 2015 California State Fair Canning and Baking Competition Adult Bread, Cake, Pie Pastry Shows Results (by Division and Class) Exh # 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