Just Bare Chicken names contest winner, releases cookbook

Just Bare Chicken has named the winner of its Just 5 Cooking Challenge and released a new online cookbook. Lindsey Bjorge of Spring Lake Park, Minn., submitted the winning recipe, Marsala chicken with roasted garlic and caramelized burst tomatoes, chosen among a field of more than 250 cooks with nearly 11,000 voting.

December 21, 2012

Just Bare Chicken has named the winner of its Just 5 Cooking Challenge and released a new online cookbook.

Lindsey Bjorge of Spring Lake Park, Minn., submitted the winning recipe, Marsala chicken with roasted garlic and caramelized burst tomatoes, chosen among a field of more than 250 cooks with nearly 11,000 voting. It will be featured in the January/February 2013 issue of Whole Living magazine. 

Just Bare Chicken, a brand of all-natural American Humane Certified chicken, has also released its online cookbook. Twenty recipes from the 2012 finalists are included.

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