GLIN==> News Release: Lake Superior Fish Recipe Contest

For immediate release

*The University of Minnesota Sea Grant Program*
15 June 2011

Contact: Abi Kwiecinski, Communications Assistant, kwie0005 at d.umn.edu 
<mailto:kwie0005 at d.umn.edu>, (218) 726-8710*
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*Lake Superior Fish Recipe Contest*
Lake herring pâté, anyone? Minnesota Sea Grant wants your best hors 
d'oeuvre recipe involving commercially caught fish from Lake Superior. 
These fish include whitefish, lake herring, ciscoes or lake trout. Enter 
online (http://www.seagrant.umn.edu/fisheries/recipecontest) or send a 
copy of your fish hors d'oeuvre recipe to:

Spilly's Lake Superior Recipe Contest
Minnesota Sea Grant
144 Chester Park
31 West College Street
Duluth, MN 55812

Photographs are encouraged. This contest is open to people who are not 
involved in the preparation of food or recipes for pay. Employees of the 
University of Minnesota Sea Grant Program and members of their 
households are also ineligible. Recipes must incorporate at least one 
ingredient derived from whitefish, lake herring, ciscoes, or lake trout. 
Recipes must reflect hors d'oeuvre portioning. All entries must be 
received electronically or postmarked by Monday, August 22, 2011.

A full set of guidelines is available online or by request. Prizes will 
be awarded to the top five contestants. A People's Choice Award will be 
given to the recipe that receives the most online votes during the 
months of September and October.

Spilly's Lake Superior Recipe Contest is being conducted in honor of Sea 
Grant Founder, Professor Athelstan Spilhaus and Lake Superior's 
commercial fisheries. Dr. Spilhaus would have celebrated his hundredth 
birthday this November. He felt strongly about using Earth's oceans and 
inland seas in a sustainable way.

Visit Minnesota Sea Grant online for information: 
http://www.seagrant.umn.edu/fisheries/recipecontest

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Minnesota Sea Grant facilitates interaction among the public and 
scientists to enhance the environment and communities along Lake 
Superior and Minnesota's inland waters by identifying information needs, 
fostering research, and communicating results. Minnesota Sea Grant is 
funded by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and 
the University of Minnesota. It is part of NOAA Sea Grant, a nationwide 
network of 32 similar science-based programs.
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