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"You may never score an invite to the Zuckerberg holiday table, but you can serve the family's eggnog cinnamon chip scones in your own home.\nThe recipe for the tasty dessert, and recipes from 74 other tech luminaries' families, are featured in a charitable new cookbook, The Startup Chef, released Friday. \nIn addition to the Zuckerbergs' scones \u2014 a recipe Randi and Donna designed specifically for this cookbook \u2014 you'll find Daniel Ek's double marinated beef tenderloin, Dennis Crowley's mother's sausage soup and Soraya Darabi's porcini mushroom pasta sauce. There are also some treats for tech lovers \u2014 such as a chocolate iPhone from entrepreneur Brit Morin. \nThe book is available as an e-book or PDF from Leanpub. There's a suggested donation of $20 for the book and a minimum of $10. All proceeds after processing fees are going toward two hunger-fighting charities, No Hungry Kid and the Rockaway Plate Lunch Project, a response to Hurricane Sandy. \nThe Startup Chef was the brainchild of ABC News product executive Maya Baratz and head of YouTube for Good Hunter Walk. The editors started planning the book over Path a month and a half ago.\n\"We wanted to create more efforts for people in the industry to give back that wasn't just writing a check, but using our creative skills,\" Baratz told Mashable. \"Hunter said wouldn't it be great if we had this cookbook from different interesting people in tech, with not just the recipe but the more personal backstory.\"\nSEE ALSO: How to Cook a Complete Thanksgiving Meal Using YouTube\nBaratz recalls GroupMe's Steve Martocci saying he couldn't believe he was giving away his family's secret recipe for pasta sauce.\nThe two editors contributed recipes of their own \u2014 Baratz's raspberry jam and Walk's thumbprint cookies. Additionally, Chef Michael Mina wrote a forward for the book and included two recipes of his own \u2014 fava bean falafel and yogurt tahini.\nBaratz says the book will be continuously updated (Leanpub allows for digital changes post-publishing), and if you would like a recipe considered for inclusion you can fill out a Google Doc form. The books' editors also hope to see it in print one day.\nWhat do you think, will the Zuckerberg sisters' scones land on your family's table this holiday season?\n\nImages courtesy of The Startup Chef"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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