 Much cooler weather was definitely appreciated this year as the
cakes were baked in the Lincoln Stage exhibit area. Baking began
about 2 p.m., and cakes were all cooled, frosted and waiting under
glass domes for judge Cindy Friedrich from Havana to begin her
testing at 5 p.m.
If you are wondering how a cake judge maintains a slim figure,
one of her other noted pastimes is running.
Last year, the 2011 Logan County Fair queen, Kelsi Ubbenga, had
just learned to bake and entered her spice cake. She returned this
year with a white butter cake recipe.
LDN congratulates each and every baker.
The cakes in order of judge's opinion, with their maker, buyer
and amount:
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Spice, made by
Carlene Carter, purchased by Cullers Fries for $700.
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Chocolate, made by
Miriam Carter, purchased by Sivori Catering for $750.
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Angel food, made
by Rebekah Crider, purchased by Harold Goodman for $400.
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Chocolate, made by
Jacob Runyon, purchased by Kevin Ritchhart, Ritchhart's Petting Zoo and Larry Stanfield for $325.
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White butter cake,
made by Kelsi Ubbenga, purchased by Kevin Ubbenga for $525.
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German chocolate,
made by Karen Sandal, purchased by Harold Goodman for $450.
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Red velvet, made
by Cameron Runyon, purchased by Dahmm Farms for $600.
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Chiffon, made by Annie Dunbar,
purchased by S&N Fireworks for $300.
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Putting the event together was Deb Rohrer, superintendent, with
the help of Janet Dahmm, past superintendent, and assistants Emily
Davenport, Julie Bobb, Megan Opperman and Blanche Coers (absent).
On hand to present awards were 2013 Miss Logan County Fair
Crystal Quint, Little Miss Celia Cross and Dean Bruns, president of
the fair.
LDN has the winning recipes available for you to bake and have
your family savor. A link to the recipes in LDN's Grab Your Fork is
in the Health & Leisure section.
[By JAN YOUNGQUIST]
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