I hate to be that guy, but recipes are honestly the last thing that will get you an award. Yes, I realize you aren't looking to compete or anything. However, there is still a difference between brewing a beer based off of an award winning recipe, and being able to brew a beer that is actually award winning caliber.
In other words, rigorous technique is the only way to achieve superb beer. Yes, a great recipe (and quality ingredients) is a good starting point, but if you put them together wrong or don't treat them properly, what was the point?
I'm not trying to say you shouldn't try different recipes and experiment. I just want to help you keep a broad perspective on the whole brewing process, and not just the recipe.