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#1 2013-01-11 19:17:05

RobertDyck
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HI-SEAS Recipe Contest 2013

A group is holding a contest for food recipies. It's for their "Hawaii Space Analog and Simulation".

http://hi-seas.org/?p=219

Submissions are made directly to their website, not here. You can submit recipies from January 11 (as early in the morning as midnight Hawaii time) to March 8, 2013 (a minute before midnight that night, Hawaii time). Final recipies will be prepared for their analog habitat in Hawaii during their 4-month mission, April through August. Winners will be announced in August 2013. (My guess is at the Mars Society convention.)

• Uniqueness
• Taste
• Creativity
• Ease of Preparation
• Appeal
• Appearance

Winning recipes in each category will be featured on the HI-SEAS website and will receive an official HI-SEAS t-shirt.

Ingredients list: (I think it's excessively long. You get a LOT of options here.)
http://hi-seas.org/?p=226

Official rules:
https://promoshq.wildfireapp.com/websit … 9434/rules

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#2 2022-01-07 20:55:34

tahanson43206
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Re: HI-SEAS Recipe Contest 2013

OK RobertDyck ... this topic has sat for years without a reply .... I've decided to follow up on your occasional generous postings of recipes that might go into the itinerary for Large Ship.

Your recent diatribe on poor, defenseless iceberg lettuce caught my eye, so on yesterday's visit to the market, in light of the poor offering of celery, I decided to try your recommendation for leafy greens, and picked up a large bag of pre-chopped kale.  I mixed it with the iceberg lettuce and (departing from the usual recipe) a section of cabbage, along with the usual mix of liquids, and pureed it in the blender. 

The result was quite tasty, I'll have to admit.

According to the Datos de Nutricion on the package:

Per serving:
Calories 40
Fat 1%
Sodium 1% (30 mg)
Carbohydrates 3%
Fiber 11% (3 grams)
Sugars 2 grams
Protein 4 grams
In fine print we have:
Calcium 128 mg
Iron 1.2 mg
Potassium 420 mg
Vitamin A 432 mg
Vitamin C 99 mg
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