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Dutch Oven Cook Off
The Carbon County Fair is holding its 2nd Annual Dutch Oven Cook Off on August 9th. There will not be an entrance fee. Regardless of whether you win or lose, you'll experience the thrill of learning more about Dutch oven cooking. There will be two categories: three pot and one pot.
The three pot will be sanctioned by the International Dutch Oven Society (IDOS). There will be cash prizes for the top three contestants. The 1st place winner will have the opportunity of receiving an expense paid trip to the World Championship cook off in 2004. Only those who cook three pots, main meal, bread, and desert, will be eligible for competition in the World Championship cook off.
The one pot category is not IDOS sanctioned and will not qualify for the championship cook off. However, it will be judged under IDOS rules. The top cook will receive a cash prize.
Entries are limited to the first ten to sign up. Contest rules will be available soon after July 17th. For additional information contact Rhonda Peterson at 636-3233 or Richard Anderson at 637-5521.
The cook off will begin at 9:00 am. The public is invited to watch and talk with the cooks. They are an integral part of the judging. The contestants receive points for how they interact with the public, so come and support your favorite cook.
The public is invited to sample the food after the judges' decisions.Dutch Oven Clinic
Attention all dutch oven enthusiasts. Tuesday, August 5 at 5:00 pm at the fairgrounds, there will be a dutch oven clinic. If you have a dutch oven and would like to learn more or learn the basics, this is the class for you. It is free to the public. The only thing that you will have to bring is the ingredients and your own oven. For more information call Richard Anderson at 637-5521.