October Recipe Contest: Tuscany
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It’s time to vote! We’ve narrowed down all submissions to three delicious Tuscan recipes:
Vote for your favorite recipe by October 31st, 2020 midnight EST. The winning recipe will get tested and photographed in our kitchen and will receive the cookbook, From the Markets of Tuscany, by Giulia Scarpaleggia of Juls Kitchen. VOTE FOR YOUR FAVORITE RECIPE
When we first conceptualized the idea for q.b. cucina, we knew we wanted it to be more than a shop for Italian kitchenwares.
We wanted it to be a place where Italian food lovers can share recipes, ideas, tips, and guides for la cucina italiana. ⠀
With that dream in mind, we’re excited to invite you to put your best dish forward with our first-ever recipe contest.
Because a little friendly competition is what makes it fun. There’s a reason why we love watching shows like Chopped and The Great British Bake-Off—there’s magic in the air as those competitors slice onions and whip up icing at lightning speed.
Thick pici pasta, hearty ribollita soup, and the ever-trending Schiacciata all’Uva — there are many good reasons to adore the food of Tuscany. All month long we’ll be celebrating this region and all its many flavors. And you get to participate!
Submit your best Tuscan-recipe (traditional or modern, so long as it is yours) by October 15th, 12AM midnight EST – NOW EXTENDED TO OCTOBER 18, midnight EST.
After that, we’ll narrow down all the recipes to the top three, which we’ll test and photograph in our kitchen. We’ll then ask our readers to vote on their favorite and announce the winner on November 1st, 2020. All eligible recipes will get published on our site, but only the winner gets the prize!
Our #1 recipe author will receive the cookbook From the Markets of Tuscany by Giulia Scarpaleggia. A native Tuscan, Giulia is an incredibly talented home chef, blogger, and cookbook author. You might know her as @julskitchen in the world of Instagram.
Ok, so don’t worry. Our contest isn’t about speed (although there is a deadline). Instead, it’s all about diving deep into a particular region of Italy, exploring its cuisine, and making it your own.
Here’s the scoop.