Central Baldwin Middle School students hold sweet (potato) competition

Submitted by Dianna Hopper
Central Baldwin Middle School
Posted 9/20/11

ROBERTSDALE, Ala. — The Central Baldwin Middle School hosted its annual local sweet potato cook-off. The purpose of this contest is to educate students as well as adults about the important nutritive values and various cooking methods of the sweet …

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Central Baldwin Middle School students hold sweet (potato) competition

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ROBERTSDALE, Ala. — The Central Baldwin Middle School hosted its annual local sweet potato cook-off. The purpose of this contest is to educate students as well as adults about the important nutritive values and various cooking methods of the sweet potato.

Many area farmers that grow sweet potatoes in Baldwin County donate the potatoes to the middle and high school programs that participate.

The wonderful dishes prepared by CBMS students were prepared in advance and ready to display the morning of the contest. Each student had to follow proper food safety procedures and all recipes had to contain at least one cup of sweet potatoes.

Fourteen wonderful cooks from Mrs. Hopper’s Family and Consumer Science’s class competed. Mr. Pate, Mrs. Neth and Mrs. Beck, faculty at CBMS, enjoyed the challenge to select the overall winners.

This year, third place was Savannh Bullock, second place is Toni Autin and first place is Emily Sinclair. Emily will represent Central Baldwin at the County contest that will be held Sept. 28 at 4 p.m. at the Baldwin County Fair.