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Served and Still Serving Cookbook

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From WWII to zucchini bread

Posted on October 5, 2008 by Doni Chamberlain

The pictures are what move most me in the fundraiser cookbook, Served and Still Serving. For once, I’m not talking about food photos. I’m talking about photos of uniformed women, some from as far back as WWII. Women at attention in formation. Women who wear… Continue Reading →

Food Anna Schauer, Doni Chamberlain, Served and Still Serving Cookbook, WAC WWII, zucchini bread
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Women veterans sell local cookbook

Posted on September 19, 2008 by Doni Chamberlain

I bought a copy of the new cookbook “Served and Still Serving.” It’s filled with recipes like Ginger Snaps, Dutch Bakery Sour Cream Muffins, Mexican Spiced Coffee and Chicken Thighs and Sherry (see that recipe below). The book also features… Continue Reading →

Food Doni Chamberlain, NOR-CAL Chapter 111 Women's Army Corps Veterans Associa, Served and Still Serving Cookbook

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