iPad Giveaway from Kraft!
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~We have a Winner! Congratulations to Anita N. Anita has been contacted and has already replied. Merry Christmas!~
This holiday season, Kraft Foods teamed up with celeb Chef Marcus Samuelsson to bring in an exclusive recipe collection new content pack for on their iPad app Big Fork Little Fork. In celebration of this new addition, Kraft Foods is giving away a 16GB Wi-Fi iPad to one lucky Southern Plate Family member along with the downloadable app to spice things up for moms and their kids during this holiday season.
But first, a little bit more on how the app can help you -and your the kids- out in the kitchen. The new content pack contains globally-inspired recipes, how-to videos, and a ton of tips and tricks from Marcus himself to show just how easy it is to get everyone involved in creating meals together. The new content is really Marcus designed the content pack to bring both parents and children into the kitchen to make cooking a family affair (and a fun one at that!)
And now for the fun part: bringing this virtual cookbook into the kitchens of your readers! Below are some screenshots of the app and a recipe from the new content pack.
The interface is colorful, interactive, informative, and FUN!
How to enter:
Leave a comment below and tell me tell me the name of one of your favorite recipes to make with or for your family.
This contest is gonna fill up with entries fast so it will close Friday December 17th at midnight and I’ll announce the winner here and on Facebook Saturday December 18th!
Disclaimer: I have not been financially compensated for this post. Kraft Foods and 360i are providing the iPad to the winner. Although I am showing a photo of shrimp and grits up there, I don’t personally eat seafood and I prefer my grits with sugar and butter. I also wish everyone a very merry Christmas and if I could I’d give each one of you an iPad! There, I’m done disclaiming for now 🙂
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You won’t want to miss:
Grandmama’s Microwave Chex Mix
How To Feed A Gathering, Enjoy Yourself, AND Have A Clean Kitchen!
Don’t Miss The Christmas Cookie Roundup (All of my favorites!)
ATTENTION SPOUSES! There is still time! Click here to make sure you have the Southern Plate Cookbook by Christmas (and to see my Christmas video)!
Where do I start? I grew up with grandmothers who loved to take time to teach me how to cook. I felt the need to pass that on to my children. On Chirtmas Eve, we start by making Christmas cookies for Santa. From there we move on to the preparation of our Christmas brunch. My girls help make my favorite sausage and grits casserole along with their favorite monkey bread. We stay in the kitchen most of the day and make a horrible mess, but it’s memories I feel they will cherish forever. Merry Christmas, Christy!
My chocolate fudge pie! It is required at all holiday dinners and is the go to dessert for a quick chocolate fix. Both my daughters are now making it for their families!
I love to make — and my family loves to eat — Marinated Baked Chicken.
We love making homemade pizza together and of course it is the grandkids favorite!
Every Christmas morning after all of the gifts are unwrapped, I make Monkey Bread for breakfast. Everyone snacks on this untli the big Christmas meal is ready. This is of my son’s all time favorite thing I make. He has already asked if I have the ingredients to make it for this Christmas.
Every holiday I make my momma’s cornbread stuffing. When I was a little girl I was always hanging out in the kitchen and my title was “taste tester” lol along with my daddy of course. My momma would make pans of biscuits and cornbread and use day old bread and I got to tear it into little bits in a large bowl. As I got older I then got moved up to “chopper girl” and I got to chop the onions and celery into tiny little pieces. I lost my momma in 1989. She got non hodkgins lymphoma and passed within 6 weeks, the day before my 26th birthday. It’s funny how all those years of being “taste tester” and then “chopper girl” to where now I passed that same tradition onto my children. They are all grown now and still to this day have to have Meme’s dressing, even tho they were only 8, 5 & 4 when she passed… I have tried to keep those traditions of my mothers, along with many others, but don’t get me started, lol… to hopefully one day when I’m gone, give them something to reflect back on and remember my stories, and the stories of my momma… Holidays are all about tradition and family to me. With this iPad I hope to read stories to my grandson! Good luck all. Love reading everyones posts and always reading Southern Plate’s! Merry Christmas & a Happy New Year!!!
We love pot roast.