From Deseret News archives:
Pillsbury Bake-Off Meet the Utah contestants
Thousands of recipes were entered last year on General Mills' Web site, bakeoff.com, using products from the contest sponsors, such as General Mills, Jif and C&H Sugar. One hundred were chosen. Here are the Utah finalists and their recipes:
DEANN HILTERBRAND
Background: Stay-at-home mother with children ages 3-9.
The recipe: Chicken Mole Poblano. "I love eating at Red Iguana, and I've been making mole at home for many years. But it's a complicated recipe with a huge list of ingredients. I thought how I could make it more simple by substituting salsa for some of the ingredients, and using pumpkin pie spice for the cloves and cinnamon. So it's something you could whip together on short notice. I usually make it with pepitas, but I changed it to peanut butter to qualify for the Jif prize."
Number of recipes entered: "Six, and my husband also entered one."
Cooking style: "I'm a taste-and-add kind of cook. I usually tweak the recipes that I read about in cookbooks, and a lot of recipes I just throw together. People ask for a recipe, and I can't give it to them because I don't measure a lot. But for the contest, I had to be very specific."
The prize money: "If we win, we'll go to Disney World. I'm a stay-at-home mom and have thought about going back to work, but that would relieve the pressure and allow me to stay home."
Advice: "I looked at the Bake-Off Web site to see how the recipes were written and tried to make the recipe concise and clear with as few words as possible. Also, you should list the ingredients in the order they're used."
CHICKEN MOLE POBLANO
Prep time: 20 minutes
Start to finish: 45 minutes
1 cup thick and chunky salsa (Old El Paso preferred)
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