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Ongoing, First published Sep 20, 2016
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Strickler Family Heritage Cookbook

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Disclaimer: Most of the recipes have been typed as they were written out. On occasion I had to use my best guess & knowledge of cooking to discern what the contributor meant by their directions. Use your common sense/good judgment if something does not make sense. Besides, that's what cooking is all about any way. Playing with your food, ingredients, and techniques will lead you to be a better cook. Keep in mind, sometimes it will be amazing, and sometime it won't. Even the best chef's blow it every now and again. Cherie Sweigart, compiler This cookbook started as the fulfillment of a request from Josiah when he was about 16 years old. He wanted a collection of family recipes. Little did we realize it would be this many recipes once we compiled them. Our family collects and tries recipes all the time. Apparently, our favorite thing is desserts & sweets since that section is HUGE. It is our hope that you will enjoy the food that has graced our tables and warmed our lives, as much as we have enjoyed them. Special thanks to the friends and family who have shared their recipes with us. It is my hope that your recipes be enjoyed by all the people you love and cherish.