1 Cup of Flour, ½ Cup of Chocolate Chips, you know the recipe by heart. Who doesn't love home cooking just like Grandma used to make?
Branson Bank is making plans for their 3rd Annual Community Cookbook Contest and we want to feature you and your favorite recipes! And do you want to hear the best part? All proceeds go to a local, non-profit organization, which will be decided by YOU, when you submit your recipes, up to 5 recipes and votes per person. Past recipients include: The Junior Auxiliary of Taney County and Options Pregnancy Clinic.
“We will continue to create ways to give back to our community,” said Bill Jones, President. “Our cookbook contest is one that we are very proud of. The contest has provided an easy way for any and all people in the community to give back, simply by providing a recipe and a vote. We hope that you will help us, help others through our cookbook contest.”
Download a recipe card application by clicking here or pick one up at any of our three convenient locations: Hwy. 248, Falls Parkway, and in Forsyth. Recipes must be received by Friday, August 31, 2012.
Cookbooks overflowing with a scrumptious mix of soups, salads, appetizers, entrees, and desserts will be available November 19th, just in time for the holidays.
Branson Bank is your local community bank supporting those in the Taney and Stone County area. Branson Bank is home to our warm, signature chocolate chip cookies and gives everyone who walks through the door a warm, friendly smile. For more information regarding the Branson Bank Cookbook please contact Halley Fleming at 417-334-9696 or hfleming@bransonbank.com.
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