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SECTION T>HOMEBAKING

Baking Guidelines

  1. No commercial mixes or artificial fillings permitted
  2. Entries requiring refrigeration can NOT be accepted.
  3. Please label all entries
  4. Please place all baking on disposable plates or containers & covers with a plastic bag Ziploc type is preferred. You may use paper, plastic or foil plates or trays

5 Please remove cakes from pan & mount on a firm base.  A piece of heavy duty cardboard with foil makes a good base.

6 Part of judging is based on appearance.  The more carefully you package your entry, the easier it is for conveners & judges to do their job while still maintaining the appearance of your entry.

All exhibitors must be 13 years or older

 

 

Judging Criteria for Baking

Yeast breads-should have smooth rounded top, evenly brown, thin crust, moist interior  .Fine, even interior texture, light pleasant taste and pleasant aroma

 

Baking powder biscuits-should have fairly smooth surface, delicately browned, tender-crisp crust with a slightly moist interior, flaky and tender, pleasant flavour.

Quick breads & muffins-should be lightly browned, symmetrical, bumpy rough surface, tiny holes, not tunnels

 

Cakes- should have a flat or slightly rounded top, moist, fine grained, slightly glossy surface, fine velvety texture

.  Does not crumble significantly when cut . is tender. Has a characteristic; pleasant flavour. 

Judging Standards for General Baking Total 100 Points

Colour 5,     Crust 10

Moisture 5

Lightness 10,  Crumb 10

Texture 10

Shape ,uniformity, size 10

Flavour & Odor 40

 

DIVISION T 1 >BAKING

CLASSES

T1-1 Biscuits-baking powder, 6

T1-2 Brownies- not iced, 6

T1-3 Cake- angel food, not iced

T1-4 Cake-chocolate layer, chocolate icing

T1-5 Cake-crumb, plain

T1-6 Cake-matrimonial, 6 pieces

T1-7 Cake-novelty, recipe must be supplied

T1-8 Cake-sponge, not iced

T1-9 Cake- white layer, 2 egg, butter icing

T1-10 Cake – other

T1-11 Cookies – coconut, macaroons, 6

T1-12 Cookies –drop, 6

T1-13 Cookies –shortbread, 6

T1-14 Cupcakes –decorated 6

T1-15  Jelly roll-10” approx.

T1-16 Loaf –banana, plain

T1-17 Loaf- date, plain

T1-18 Loaf-lemon

 

T1-19 Loaf –zucchini

T1-20 Muffin –any kind, 6

T1-21 Pie apple, 2 crust, no glaze

T1-22 Pie –huckelberry or wildberry

T1-23 Pie pumpkin

T1-24 Pie –rhubarb, 2 crust, no glaze

T1-25 Any Pie not listed

DIVISION T 2 YEAST BAKING

Appearance 15

Crumb 35,  Crust 10

Flavor 40

Size: Loaf pan approx 9”x4” or 20 oz Debt 1/8”

 

CLASSES

T2-1 Bread –white, bread machine

T2-2 Bread –Brown

T2-3 Bread –health, any recipe

T2-4 Bread –sourdough

T2-5 Bread –white

T2-6 Bread –brown, bread machine

T2-7 Buns –brown, 6

T2-8 Buns –cinnamon, max, pan size 9x9

 

T2-9 Buns –white, 6

T2-10Croissants -6

T2-11 Swedish Tea Ring

T2-12 Ethnic item –not listed above, state country of origin

 

 

 

 

 

 

BLUE RIBBON FAIR

 

SECTION T HOMEBAKING con’t

 

DIVISION T3> 2006 COUNTRY FAIR BAKING CONTEST

RULES

1         All entries must be made using the sponsor’s product.

2         Include your recipe & a   product label with your entry, as proof of purchase.

3         All entries will be judged on appearance, taste, texture & CREATIVITY of recipe & PRESENTATION.

4         All first place winners must submit recipe, proof of purchase, photograph & signed release form giving permission to the sponsors for use of the winner’s name, recipe &/ or photograph in any other advertising or publicity without payment

 

 

T3-1  Robin Hood Flour> Best Family Favourite Recipe Contest> Best Homemade Cake

 

T3-2  Fleischmann’s’S Yeast Open Bread Contest

 

T3-3 Tenderflake Best Pie baking Contest

 

T3-4 Dr Oetker Baking Contest> Best Homemade Cookie using Baking Powder

 

T3-5 Mazola Corn Oil /Bee Hive Syrup Baking Contest > Best homemade Muffins using Corn Oil or Syrup

 

T3-6 Robin Hood Flour Beginners Best Lunchbox Snack Contest

 

T3-7 Crisco Family Favorite Recipe Baking Contest

 

 

DIVISION T4>CANDY

CLASSES

T4-1 Chocolates-any variety, 6

T4-2 Fudge-Brown Sugar, 6

T4-3 Fudge-Chocolate, 6

T4-4 fudge-Divinity, 6

T4-5 Peanut Brittle-6

 

2006 BERNARDIN FAIR AWARDS GUIDELINES & PRIZES

To qualify for Bernardin prizes, all winning competition entries-home canned foods-must have been submitted in mason jars with properly sealed two-piece metal SNAP  lids (Regular gold BERNARDIN SNAP lids and colourful  Bernardin Collection elite SNAP Lids are equally acceptable for competition. Unsealed jars, items with lug caps or wax seal are unacceptable

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

BLUE RIBBON FAIR

SECTION U>DOMESTIC SCIENCE-CANNING

 

RULES

1 Please read all general rules, amateur status and all division rules

2 All exhibitors must be 13 years or older

3 All fruit, vegetable, meat, fish, pickle and relish must be in Kerr, Mason, Ball, etc. canning jars

4 All jams and jellies must be in commercial half pint jars, or half pint jam/jelly jars.

5 DO NOT remove wax or sealer lid. All jams and jellies MUST  be sealed or they will not be judged

6. ENTRIES SUBMITTED IN NON-COMMERCIAL CANNING JARS OR UNSEALED JARS WILL NOT BE JUDGED (judges will not taste contents of unsealed jars)

7 Use new lids and rings, Leave rings on.  Entries must be correctly labelled, including full date processed. PERSONAL NAMES MUST NOT BE SHOWN.

8 Only one entry per class permitted

9 No decorative coverings on jar

 

 

SCORE CARD FOR CANNED FOOD

A)      Appearance (40 points)

  1. Color-10 points
  2. Clearness-10 points
  3. Pack arrangement, uniformity of size-10 points
  4. Container appropriateness, neatness, label-10 points

B)      Quality of Contents (60 points)

  1. Flavor-40 points
  2.  Texture- 20 points

DIVISION U1> PICKLES

CLASSES

U1-1 Beets

U1-2 Bread & butter

U1-3 Carrots

 

U1-4 Dill with garlic

U1-5 Dill without garlic

U1- 6 Hot any kind

U1-7 Mixed Vegetable

 

U1-8 Mustard

U1-9 Onions- sweet

U1-10 Onions- other

 

U1-11 Sweet Mix

U1-12 Other –not listed above

U1-13 Collection –any 3 varieties

 

 

DIVISION U2>RELISHES

CLASSES

U2-1 Beets

U2-2 Chutney

 

 

 

U1-3 Mixed Vegetable

U2-4 Salsa

 

U2-5 Sauerkraut

U2-6 Zucchini

 

U2-7 Other-not listed above

U2-8 Collection-any 3 varieties

 

DIVISION U3>VEGETABLES

 

CLASSES

U3-1-Beans –green

U3-2 Beans- - yellow

 

U3-3 Beets

U3-4 Carrots

 

U3-5 Peas

U3-6 Tomatoes –stewed

U3-7 tomatoes

U3-8 Any Vegetable not listed

 

 

 

 

 

BLUE RIBBON FAIR

SECTION U>DOMESTIC SCIENCE con’t

 

DIVISION U4>MEAT

 

CLASSES

U4-1 Beef

U4-2 fish-smoked, in ½ pint jar

U4-3 Fish-other, state kind, ½ pint jar

U4-4 Wild Game

U4-5 Poultry

 

DIVISION U5> CANNED PIE FILLING

CLASSES

U5-1 Apple

 

U5-2 Blueberry

 

U5-3 Cherry

U5-4 Mincemeat

U5-5 Other

 

DIVISION U6>HONEY

CLASSES

U61 –Liquid

 

U6-2 Comb

 

U6-3 Full Frames

 

U6-4 Wax

 

DIVISION U7>CANNED FRUIT

CLASSES

U7-1 Apricots

U7-2 Applesauce

U7-3 Blueberries –tame

U7-4 Blueberries-wild

U7- 5 Cherries

U7-6 Crabapples

U7-7 Huckleberries

U7-8 Peaches

U7-9 Pears

 

U7-10 Plums

U 7-11 Raspberries –tame

U7- 12 Raspberries –wild

U7-13 Rhubarb

U7-14 Saskatoons

U7-15 Collection of 3 Fruits

U7-16 Any Fruit not listed

 

DIVISION U8>JAM & JELLY

CLASSES

U8-1 Apricot jam

U8-2 Blueberry jam

U8-3 Huckleberry Jam

U8-4 Marmalade

U8-5 Mixed Fruit Jam

U8-6 Peach Jam

U8-7 Raspberry

U8-8 Strawberry Jam

 

U8-9 Rhubarb Jam

U8-10 Any Jam not listed

U8-11 Jam Collection –tame, 3 varieties

U8-12 Jam Collection –wild, 3 varieties

U8-13 Black Currant Jelly

U8-14 Blueberry Jelly

U8-15 Crab Apple Jelly

U8-16 Grape Jelly

U8-17 Grape Jelly

U8-18 Huckleberry Jelly

U8-19 Red Currant Jelly

U8-20 Raspberry Jelly

U8-21 Saskatoon Jelly

U8-22 Strawberry Jelly

U8-23 Jelly any fruit not listed

U8-24 Jelly Collection-tame,3 varieties

U8-25 Jelly Collection-wild,3 varieties

 

DIVISION U9> MISCELLANEOUS

CLASSES

U9-1 Antipasto-vegetarian

U9-2 Cranberry Sauce

U9-3 Dried Fruit –apple, plain

U9-4 Dried Fruit –other, labeled

 

U9-5 Fruit Leather –state kind on label.

U9-6 Pasta Sauce –meatless

U9-7 Dried Fruit Collection-min. 3varieties, state kind on label

U9-8 Fruit Leather Collection-min 3 varieties, state kind on label.

 

JUDGING CRITERIA FOR CANNING

Jam –should be soft and easy to spread, and show no separation of fruit and juice

 Jelly –should be transparent, no sediment, should retain it’s shape and quiver when unmolded cut easily wit a smooth shiny edge.  It should not be rubbery or granular.

 

Entries will be judged on the following

 

Container

Jar correctly & neatly labelled.

Quality of seal-Color-Pack

General Appearance

Lid& Safety ring free of rust or wear-

Internal Appearance

Texture, Flavour

Aroma

 

 

 

 

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