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... outside which makes it smell so much fresher. Thank you to the readers who are supporting this column by joining the "friend club." I feel humbled and unworthy of such encouragement. May God bless you. My sister Susan recently made some pumpkin ...

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... I've been inviting readers to do by enrolling in the Friend Club. I drove the 10 hours so I could meet with my literary ... Readers can keep The Amish Cook column going by joining the Friend Club, we could still use 200-300 more members: BASIC ...

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