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Have you been watching Pat and Vanna for years, longing for your piece of Wheel of Fortune fame? Well, the time has come for 12 lucky foodies who will have their recipes and the stories behind them published in Mr. Food Test Kitchen’s Wheel of Fortune cookbook, receive a signed copy and an exclusive Wheel of Fortune prize package.
This new cookbook will have many collectible family-favorite recipes and backstage photos of the Wheel of Fortune stars and crew. If you’re an avid Wheel watcher, share your amazing recipe and be counted among the stars!
Personally, I’m excited to see the Pat and Vanna-approved recipes in the book, like “Vanna Banana Pudding.” That sounds both delicious and adorable! If you’re submitting your own recipe, you can come up with your own Wheel of Fortune-inspired recipe name. I think something like “I Want to Fry a Vowel” for french fries would be funny. Whatever recipe you decide to submit, be sure it meets the contest guidelines before sending it off.
Here are the guidelines:
- Make sure your recipe follows a quick and easy philosophy, using no more than 12 ingredients that are available at your local market.
- All recipes must be clear, simply written, and manageable for the home cook. You need to be specific with your measurements, directions, and any cookware needed.
- Your recipe must be original. We’d love it if you would add even more flavor to your submission by including a story about the recipe.
For more information, contest rules, and the entry form, check out the Wheel of Fortune Cookbook Recipe Contest.
What recipe would you enter to the contest?
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My recipe is for Red Velvet Cake. I entered this cake in the 2003 Kansas State Fair and took home a Blue Ribbon (1st Place). Now in 2015 you see Red Velvet everthing but in 2003 it was relativelly new. Of course I was so proud, I made Red Velvet Cake
to take wherever I was invited.
Red Velvet Cake
Blue Ribbon Winner
2001 Kansas State Fair
1 ½ Cups Sugar 1 T Cocoa
2 Eggs A Dash of Salt
1 Cup of Shortening 1 Cup of Buttermilk
1 Bottle Red Food Coloring 2 T Vinegar
2 Cups Flour 1 t Baking Soda
Cream together sugar, eggs & shortening. Add food coloring. Sift flour, cocoa & salt,
alternately with buttermilk. Mix until all ingredients are incorporated (do not over mix). Mix vinegar and baking soda in a cup and fold into batter (do not beat). Pour into 2 -9”greased
cake pans or a 9” x 13” sheet cake pan. Bake at 350? for 35 minutes.
Note: Frosting flour and milk mixture should be prepared first, I often do this the night before.
1 ½ cups milk 1/3 cup flour
1 ½ cups (3 sticks) butter 1 ½ cups sugar
1 ½ t vanilla 1 cup flaky coconut
In pyrex 2 quart bowl or cup mix milk and flour (I use a hand mixer). Cook in microwave for 5 minutes stop at two or three intervals and stir. Let cool until cold (I cover with clear wrap and
refrigerate until cake is baked and cooled. Cream butter and sugar with mixer, add vanilla,
then add the cooled flour and milk mixture. Beat until it is light and fluffy about 15 minutes.
Frost the cake and sprinkle with coconut
Hi Pat! That recipe looks great! Be sure to click the link for the Wheel of Fortune recipe contest (above) and enter it!
Watching Wheel of Fortune has been an evening ritual for us (now just me as my husband died in January) and I think it is the best enterainmnent for all ages. Love Vana, her great gowns, and Pat, who is PRETTY sharp as well. We started watching in 1983.
I a trying to find the recipes that are mentioned the week of 24th thru28 Aug. 2015. I found a couple recipes that I would like to get but there is no way to print them so what good are they.