It’s been an exalted ingredient of Iranian cuisine since ancient times. It lends its distinctive hue and pungent flavor to … Continue reading
Category Archives: Pennsylvania Dutch
Pennsylvania Dutch Birch Beer, now owned by USA Beverage based out of Pennsauken, N.J., now a subdivision of Canada Dry, … Continue reading
Upstaging Punxsutawney Phil by almost a week, Berks County’s furry weather prognosticator, Oscar the Groundhog, says winter’s far from over. … Continue reading
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According to the article coriander is used in the eastern counties (Berks, Lehigh and Northampton) of the Deitscherei whereas in the … Continue reading
Adams County American Civil War Museum Utilizing artifacts, historical documents, interactive displays, and 3-D productions, visitors will gain a better … Continue reading
As devout a Christian people as the Quakers were, they did not express their religious belief as dynamically as the … Continue reading
In the Pennsylfaanisch Deitsch dialect this popular dish is known as hinkelbottboi. Susan Donecker of York, Pa., got this recipe from her … Continue reading
In my mind’s eye, the fanciful events depicted in Der Belsnickel Suite portray two special days on a family farm … Continue reading
Days of the week also used to have alternate names associated with domestic chores – Muundaag, for instance was Weschdaag … Continue reading
The Pennsylvania “Dutch” have long been known for their precocious application of preserving techniques, and a delicious offspring of that … Continue reading
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