Eat First: The winner of "Simple, Fresh & Healthy'' is...

11/29/2010

The winner of "Simple, Fresh & Healthy'' is...

Drumroll, please: The winner of "Simple, Fresh & Healthy,'' Linda Hafner's seasonal, local and recently published cookbook, is Joanna Giansanti, of Syracuse.

How right she was to point out that the book would come in handy after a trip to the Regional Market in Syracuse. Congratulations, Joanna!

To everyone else who left a comment here for a chance to win the cookbook: Thanks for stopping by and stop back again for more giveaways.

Consolation prize: I have my own copy of the book, and would be happy to loan it to you.

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