The submissions are in for our Paleo Holiday Recipe Contest, and the results look totally and utterly scrumptious. There were over 130 recipes submitted for the contest – and now’s your chance to check them out. Voting commences at 1pm Eastern time on Monday and lasts 24 hours, and we’ll have another special post telling you how to vote for your favorite, but for now, browse and decide on your favorite recipe for each category.
Just as a reminder, the top 3 popular votes from each category will be given to our celebrity judges for a final test-tasting and to pick a winner for each category. Our 5 winners will be up for a “reader’s choice” award as well (another round of voting will happen for that one).
The prizes
The winner for each category will receive:
- A $25 gift certificate to Paleo Brands
- A $25 Amazon.com gift card
- A copy of Paleo Comfort Foods
And one overall Reader’s Choice winner will receive:
Le awesome, le infamous, LE CREUSET enameled cast iron French oven!
So here’s your chance – look these over and get your voting fingers ready to go. A post will go up Monday explaining what to do to vote. Shameless self-promotion is strongly encouraged. Thank you to all our participants, and I would like to come to your house for dinner, please and thanks!
Without further ado, here are our contestants for the Paleo Holiday Recipe Contest! Which is your favorite? Tell us in the comments!
Best Main Dish
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Best Side Dish
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Best Party Dish
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Best Dessert
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Best Festive Beverage
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Should we comment on the item we like or vote via comments on this post. Sorry to be dense!
Nevermind, I’m an imbecile. You were saying to indicate favorite, not vote, via comments.
Mushroom Potato Hash sounds really good.
I am curious as to where the photos went. I submitted my photos with the recipe but one has it one does not. Please let me know if you would like me to email you the photo for my pumpkin cranberry scones
Oops probably my fault. Shoot it to me amber.karnes at gmail and I’ll post it!!
This is the perfect post for this time of year!! Thanks everyone for submitting your best recipes 🙂 Can’t wait to try them ALL and vote.
I think the Bottarga Squash sounds good – unfortunately alot of these recipes don’t have pictures 🙁
Nice prize, but Le Creuset is not infamous. I’ve noticed this word being misused a lot lately. May the best man win.
infamous
[in-fuh-muhs] Origin
in·fa·mous
[in-fuh-muhs] Show IPA
adjective
1.
having an extremely bad reputation: an infamous city.
2.
deserving of or causing an evil reputation; shamefully malign; detestable: an infamous deed.
Some really good sounding/looking recipes in here, can’t wait to see who wins.
I submitted a recipe for raw hot chocolate (may be under PJF Mudd– can’t remember what I called it) to the best beverage category, but it’s not there. Help?
That Beef Wellington looks mah-velous!
How do we vote?
I want to vote but don’t see how. . .
I want to vote for:
pumpkin pie stuffed chocolate cupcakes AND
Country Terrine with Drunken Figs
AND Brussels Sprout Bacon and Hazelnut
AND Banska kapama
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