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Showing posts with label web writing contest. Show all posts
Showing posts with label web writing contest. Show all posts

Saturday, October 22, 2011

Web Write For A Tomato Contest Winner Announced!

Small tomatoes in Korea                                    Image via WikipediaAs promised, here is the winner of our first web writing for money contest!  Michelle did a great job.  Thanks for all of the submissions.  You great writers really made me want to try to like tomatoes!  I probably won't though!  Michelle won $15 dollars! Stay tuned for the next contest we're thinking up!    
 
 
The Love Apple you'll just love!

I've never liked tomatoes, it's the squidgy squashy centre that's worse than a coffee cream!
 
Yes they are healthy, full of vitamins and have cancer fighting properties. We know all that, but I still can't put a one in my mouth and chew! I empathise with anyone else who can't. 
 
But as a wife and mother who likes my family to eat healthy I've come up with the tastiest unpulpiest recipe for the red fruit. 
 
For this recipe choose the reddest of Cherry tomatoes, you need about 700g, put a layer of them in an oven dish and add 6 shallots, a couple of sprigs each of fresh rosemary and Thyme, 2 finely chopped cloves of garlic, a teaspoon of a good quality balsamic vinegar, salt and pepper and drizzle with olive oil. Roast in the oven for an hour, occasionally stirring, the oven wants to be at a medium to high heat.  The magic then begins!
 
Firstly,  the aroma that fills your kitchen will have you salivating and you'll be praying for visitors so they'll be inquisitive, envious and impressed with the rich scent wafting up their noses, hoping for an invite to stay and eat with you! 
 
After the very long hour is up, serve your tomato dish with pork (the meat isn't really required but it makes it more of a substantial meal) and warm crusty bread. The bread is a must to mop up all the tasty juices! You'll notice that most of the pulp has virtually disappeared. 
 
Next summer you'll be growing your own cherry variety and the following year you'll also be growing your own herbs! I know this because, not only did I do it but many of my friends were also converted! 
There we have it, you're now a fully fledged grown up!
 
Bio:  My name is Michelle, I'm 42 and live in the UK. I'm married with a 21 year old son. I started blogging only a few months ago and the feedback has been very positive. I hope you have a bit of time to take a look at my website. Many thanks. 
http://michellerevans.blogspot.com/
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Saturday, October 15, 2011

Web Write For A Tomato Contest

Kagome started as a tomato grower, and its mai...                                      Image via WikipediaI hate tomatoes.  Can't stand them.  Never have been able to.  I hate the squishy pulp.  I can eat some tomatoes as long as their not, well, "pulpy".  What does this have to do with web writing?

Well, I figure that if a person can write an article or blog post that makes me want to eat a tomato then they're a good web writer.  It means they've painted a picture and involved a "call to action" that will make me want to at least try to get to like tomatoes.


So, I'm gonna' hold a contest for you web writers that (hopefully) read this blog.  Here are the rules:

  • Each entry must be no longer then 350 words.
  • Please submit a short (50 word) bio at the end of the entry and a link if you want people to find you.
  • Keep it PG-13
  • Talk about tomatoes and try to get me to like them without using more than a 2% keyword density.
  • Keywords are: Tomato, tomatoes and (of course) web writing.  Use each keyword at least once.
  • Oh yeah, and it has be original.  Don't send me a Heinz ketchup bottle commercial.  Just make me want to try a tomato.  A whole, pulpy tomato.  Not tomato sauce.  Not tomato ketchup.  A tomato...any tomato.
  • Send submissions to bloggingdudes@yahoo.com  
That's it.  Prize is $15.  Sorry it can't be more but, hey, $15 for around 350 words is super sweet.  The contest starts now and runs through next Saturday, 22 October.  I'll announce and publish the winning entry here at "Tips On Web Writing".  I can pay through PayPal. 

If you have questions please don't hesitate to ask via the comments.  Don't worry, I won't publish your submission until I have contacted all of the web writers that take part.  Show you web writing stuff! 


Good stuff.
  Peace out.


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