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Submit a recipe for The Land's new cookbook!
Deadline extended to March 31st!
— The Land is preparing Volume III of its popular cookbook, and we're inviting you to submit YOUR favorites! Enter as many as you want -- share your best with The Land readers!
To submit your recipes, go to www.fundcraft.com then enter the Web ID: 15643-09CB and click "Login." Read the directions then click the Short/Cut Online button. This will bring up the recipe form. Select a recipe category and/or symbols you want by the using the respective drop-down menus. Just follow the instructions -- it's a piece of cake!
The deadline has been extended to March 31, 2010. Submission does not guarantee publication.
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Submit a recipe for The Land's new cookbook!
The Land is preparing Volume III of its popular cookbook, and we're inviting you to submit YOUR favorites
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