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    Second Edition
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This document was prepared using the \LaTeX\ typesetting language. Edited and
compiled by Tom and Kate Evans. First Edition printed on 12-20-96, with recipes
received between 9-95 and 12-96. Second Edition released 12-31-2022, with recipes collected during the pandemic, summer 2020 to January 2022. May not be reprinted without permission (just kidding, go crazy! Just speak well of us.).

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We are not responsible for terrible recipes; your poison is another's delicacy, so keep it to yourself. That said, please send corrections to Tom \href{mailto:tmdelellis@tds.net}{tmdelellis@tds.net} or Kate
\href{mailto:ktloo@tds.net}{ktloo@tds.net}.
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\section*{Foreword}

\paragraph{From the first edition:}
Finally, we know all of you have been holding your breath this last year
in anticipation of the release of the Family Cookbook.  Well Ma'
Flanders, you can rest at ease, because IT is here.  We hope everyone
enjoys each others' contributions.  We had a good time putting it
together---well that isn't entirely true.  Let's say we enjoyed the
THOUGHT of doing it, and, of course, now that the deed is done we are
very happy with the results.

Illustrations in the cookbook are meant to spice things up. Both Kate and
Tom contributed artwork.  We hope you think that they are moderately
funny.  In the future any contributions in this area are welcome.  Some
of you may be wondering, `Why no pictures?'  Well, we felt that the realm
of photography was fraught with far too much peril.  What if we forgot a
picture of so-and-so or ``That's a horrible picture of me to present to
the whole family!''  Frankly, we didn't want to deal with the possibility
of such horrors, so, artwork it was.


\paragraph{The second edition:}
Wow, the technology of creating a book have sure changed since we created the
first edition. And thank goodness! This edition is a ``base'' manuscript from
which to work, but in theory we could include more submissions when you send
them. In reality,  this utopia where many editions of the family cookbook could
grace the bookshelves, cabinets, and, in some cases, trash cans of our once and
future homes is limited by our time and motivation to enter them. Seriously
though, this does mean that corrections can be added at any time and you can
grab the latest pdf whenever you want to cook something. And of course, you are
welcome to keep the recipes comin' and we'll eventually work them into the third
edition, due out in April, 2034.

This time it was easy to add pictures as well as artwork, so that adds a nice touch, that to all who provided some visual interest along with the recipes! Well, that's all our comments for now as we are tired of doing this and
have no energy left to write, format, or look at this in general.  Please
try the recipes and let the authors know if you enjoyed them. Sending our love and wishes for some good home cooking!
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Tom and Kate Evans\\ Knoxville 2022
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\section{Family Information}

\subsection{List of Contributors}

In the last cookbook we added family trees at the end so that everyone could see how folks are connected across families, but we were afraid to do this time as its too easy to misspell, omit, etc. You would not believe the existential questions we pursued. For example, do we include the now passed on relatives in the tree, or only if we reference them in a recipe? Do we use the traditional maiden names often used in trees, or current names? Proper names or commmon? What are the chances we will swap them inadvertently (high).  Instead we provide you with a list of contributors of recipes, and their relationship to us, the authors and we used the name they gave us when sending the recipe. If made a mistake, we apologize!

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\item Betsy Cordova, Tom's eldest younger sister %\textit{411 Arrowhead Trail, Sinking Spring PA  19608}.
\item Evelina DeLellis, Tom's maternal grandmother
\item George, Sr. and Mickey Evans, Tom's paternal grandparents
\item Fermina Evans, Tom's mother % \textit{411 Arrowhead Trail, Sinking Spring PA, 19608.}
\item Martha Johnson, Kate's mother
\item Katie Evans Pross, Tom's youngest younger sister
\item Joyce Evans, Tom's Aunt on his father's side
\item Scott Evans, Tom's cousin, on his father's side
\item Tom and Kate Evans, yours truly %\textit{11112 Windward Dr, Knoxville, TN 37934}.
\item Amy DeLellis, Tom's aunt on his mother's side
\item Lauren Anton, Tom's cousin on his mother's side
\item Paul and Mimi Horne, Kate's uncle and aunt on her mother's side %\textit{28 ave. R Poincar\'{e}, 75116 Paris, France}.
\item Rich, Jenn, and Julian King, Kate's cousin on her mother's side, her husband and firstborn (the other Kings arrived after the 1996 edition when it came out)
\item Lillian ``Lil'' Johnson, Kate's paternal grandmother
\item Don Johnson and Geyi Liu, Kate's brother and his wife
\item Liz Johnson, Kate's niece
\item David and Dotty Lindquist, David Lindquist, Kate's cousin on her mother's side, and his wife
\item Louise ``Weedie'' Johnson, Kate's aunt on her father's side
\item Martha Hodgkins Niepold Lamb, Kate's maternal grandmother
\item Jen Tidey, mother of Eva and Axel Lindquist, Kate's niece and nephew
\item Horne Rona, Alison, Kate's cousin on her mother's side
\item Lindquist, Julie, Kate aunt on her father's side
\item Lindquist, Jenn, wife of Steven Lindquist, Kate's cousin on her father's side

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