Cast Iron Cook off remembers mother and father
Levi Maskal cooks his "Maskal's Masterpiece" at the Rick and Kim Hempfling Memorial Cast Iron Cookoff in Butler.Holly Mead/Special to the Butler Eagle
Every October, during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the Rick and Kim Hempfling Memorial Cast Iron Cookoff honors the memory of the two loving parents.
Siblings Rich Hempfling and Ashley Young brought families and friends together Saturday, Oct. 11 for the cast iron cook off over on Queen Junction Road to remember their parents. They compete for the coveted trophy, which they joke is “bigger deal than a Grammy.”
The rules to enter: you must cook something on an open fire in something cast iron.
Siblings Rich Hempfling and Ashley Young host a cast iron cook off " Rick and Kim Hempfling Memorial Cast Iron Cookoff" every October to honor their parent's memory. Holly Mead/Special to the Butler Eagle
Becky Harris works on the meal she is entering at the Rick and Kim Hempfling Memorial Cast Iron Cookoff in Butler.Holly Mead/Special to the Butler Eagle
Tiffany Hempfling prepares an apple crisp at the annual Rick and Kim Hempfling Memorial Cast Iron Cookoff in Butler.Holly Mead/Special to the Butler Eagle
Elijah Dobson & Dominik Lazaron add ingredients to their chilli at the annual Rick and Kim Hempfling Memorial Cast Iron Cookoff in Butler.Holly Mead/Special to the Butler Eagle
6 year old Christian Young is ready to taste some of the great food competing at the annual Rick and Kim Hempfling Memorial Cast Iron Cookoff in Butler.Holly Mead/Special to the Butler Eagle
Becky Harris works on the meal she is entering at the Rick and Kim Hempfling Memorial Cast Iron Cookoff in Butler.Holly Mead/Special to the Butler Eagle
