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Charities Benefit from Jimmy Dean Cookbook

(May 17, 1999) -- The favorite recipes that satisfy the appetites of NASCAR Winston Cup winners like Jimmy Dean Pontiac driver Derrike Cope, two-time Daytona 500 champion Sterling Marlin and record-setting IROC champion Mark Martin can all be ...

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(May 17, 1999) -- The favorite recipes that satisfy the appetites of NASCAR Winston Cup winners like Jimmy Dean Pontiac driver Derrike Cope, two-time Daytona 500 champion Sterling Marlin and record-setting IROC champion Mark Martin can all be found in the Jimmy Dean "Winning Recipes for Tailgating" cookbook.

All profits from the sale of the hard-bound, 193-page book will benefit the United Cerebral Palsy Association and the Winston Cup Racing Wives Auxiliary. The book contains more than 150 recipes, many from the wives of Winston Cup drivers, team owners and crew chiefs. The book features recipes for appetizers, side dishes, main dishes and desserts. There's also a special tailgating and grilling tips section presented by Weber Grills.

The book, complete with photographs, can be purchased by sending $13.50 check or money order to Jimmy Dean Winning Cookbook Offer, 8000 Centerview Parkway, Suite 400, Cordova, TN 38018.

"This is a wonderful recipe book and will be a fantastic reference source in the kitchen," Jimmy Dean vice president of marketing Ginna Domm said. "At Jimmy Dean, we're proud to be involved in NASCAR Winston Cup racing and we think it's important that we support worthy charities like the United Cerebral Palsy Association and the Winston Cup Racing Wives Auxiliary."

United Cerebral Palsy is one of the largest health charities in the nation. It not only serves children and adults with cerebral palsy, but also people with a wide variety of physical and developmental disabilities. More than 30,000 people with disabilities receive UCP services daily.

The Winston Cup Racing Wives Auxiliary provides financial assistance and support to families of all Winston Cup teams suffering injury or tragedy as a result of participation in a Winston Cup event. Contributions are also made to medical facilities and children's hospitals across the United States.

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