D.C. Diamonds Accepting Tailgate Recipes For Cookbook Benefiting THON
Every Penn Stater has a go-to tailgate recipe, and it’s time to share your favorite finger food with your fellow Penn State football fans.
Show off your Beaver Stadium chicken basket recipe or your spicy gameday chili in D.C. Diamonds’ cookbook benefiting THON.
This week is our final push for recipes to be featured in our upcoming cookbook!
— DC Diamonds (@DCDiamondsFTK) January 4, 2021Recipes can be submitted via our Google form here: https://t.co/S8cvyzyRZK, or via email to [email protected]. Last day to submit a recipe is this Friday, January 8th!
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D.C. Diamonds is a volunteer group made up of members of the Penn State Alumni Association in the Washington, D.C. area who raise funds and awareness for THON.
This year, the group is accepting tailgate recipes to be featured in a cookbook. Recipes must be submitted through an online form by Friday, January 8 to be included.
All proceeds from the finished cookbook will benefit children and families impacted by childhood cancer.
D.C. Diamonds is searching for breakfast, appetizer, entree, dessert, and drink recipes for the cookbook. Recipes of all complexities and skill levels are welcomed.
Submissions can include the name of the recipe, a picture of the final product, a rating of difficulty from one to five, and your favorite tailgate memory. Participants can include their name and location or choose to remain anonymous.
Upon completion, the cookbook can be purchased here.
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