With the Chinese coronavirus pandemic and government efforts to combat it keeping millions of Texans in their homes, more and more families are reaching into the deep recesses of their kitchen cabinets to retrieve long-neglected cooking equipment and put it to use.

And as folks attempt to brush up on their culinary skills, they’re looking for help. In the past 30 days, the search for the term “recipe” has increased dramatically on Google—eclipsing the records set at times like Thanksgiving and Christmas.

For the discerning home chefs, Taste of Home, Southern Living, and other time-tested sources are a good place to start. But what about Texas Scorecard?

Or perhaps more aptly, why not Texas Scorecard?

We’ve determined that having some trusted and tested recipes would be pretty sweet.

Speaking of sweet, we’ve decided to start with dessert.

So, here’s how this is going to work:

Between now and Friday, April 3, at 5 p.m., submit your favorite original or family dessert recipe to submission@empowertexans.com for review.

Over the weekend and next week, members of the Texas Scorecard staff will prepare and review selected recipes in the “Life” section of our news site.

Exceptional entries will receive a modest prize and the knowledge that they shared something sweet with thousands of Texans.

Cary Cheshire

Cary Cheshire is the executive director of Texans for Strong Borders, a no-compromise non-profit dedicated to restoring security and sovereignty to the citizens of the Lone Star State. For more information visit StrongBorders.org.

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