Critter Fritter Recipe

Hey y'all I bring you another tasty recipe. This time this one is my own creation. It actually almost didn't happen. This recipe was a recycled recipe that was modified. Paula Dean had a recipe contest for Smithfiield foods and I entered this recipe except without the sweet potato. When I didn't win the Smithfield contest, I saw the contest for canned sweet potato., I modified and tested it to make sure it tasted good. I wasn't sure how well this one would be received, so I sat on the recipe not sure if I wanted to submit it. On the last day, I thought what the hay, the worst that could happen is they wouldn't pick it. I then proceeded to enter it. Then honestly, I forgot about it. In fact I didn't even save it on my zip drive like I do with all my other recipes.


A few months later I get this Gigantic and heavy envelope from the Louisiana Sweet Potato Commission. I opened it and there was this plaque with this beautiful picture on it and my name engraved on the bottom. I started jumping up and down yelling I WON! I WON! It was the Sweet rewards Recipe Contest for Canned Louisiana Sweet Potatoes. It garnered me this gorgeous picture on a plaque with my name on it. After I finished jumping around, I looked closer in the envelope, I found a check for $500.00 the most I have ever won in a contest. I sure was excited. It felt good to win. They also featured it on the Louisiana Cookin Magazine www.louisianacookin.com/category/recipe-ingredients/smoked-pork Click on subscribe if you would like to receive this magazine. I love when I win contests. It is always so unexpected. Almost like a Christmas present. That $500.00 was a God send. He really does works in mysterious ways. If you get an chance to try it, I think you will really enjoy it. All of the ingredients you will find in your local supermarket.