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• The biggest test of " Judging Amy " _ and a potentially awkward situation for Brenneman herself _ came in " The Pillsbury Bakeoff, " her joking name for the show's being scheduled against " NYPD Blue " and its creator, her former boss Steven Bochco.
• After what some people in the restaurant business described as a " bakeoff " to secure the lease, the Baum-Emil-Nieporent team beat out two other finalists : Alan Stillman, the owner of Smith & AMP; Wollensky, and Warner LeRoy, the owner of the Tavern on the Green.
• PILLSBURY-BAKEOFF _ SAN FRANCISCO _ Behind the scenes at the Pillsbury Bake-Off : A report from the scene in San Francisco as 50 contestants from across the country compete for the $ million-dollar grand prize in the granddaddy of all cooking contests . ( Kessler, Atlanta Journal-Constitution ) . 40.
• After a very Pillsbury breakfast of snack breads, bacon and french toast topped with peach salsa ( including bits of red and green pepper ), the contestants slapped on their aprons and proceeded to the bakeoff ballroom at precisely 8 a . m . Led by elderly family heiress Sally Pillsbury _ resplendent in red, white and blue _ and a woman in an inflated Doughboy costume, they toured the ballroom clapping their hands in time to a blurry rap tune.
• Poet and author of Iron John, Robert Bly, wrote about Peters "'American Poetry Bakeoff " book of criticism as " not maternal . . . insights are set down simply, unornamented, as if intended to glance off, and yet I think they are important, and belong to the center . . . He deserves numerous readers, particularly among young poets dissatisfied with the celebrities who keep writing the same poem over and over again . . . [ His ] essay on Robert Creeley is superb; the best essay on his work I know ."