Pennsylvania Dutch cuisine: The real deal

 

→ Pennsylvania Dutch cuisine: The real deal – The Washington Post

Right out of the gate the writer makes a very important point about PA Dutch cuisine in particular, and PA Dutch culture in general, that one should keep in mind.

The great myth is that Pennsylvania Dutch means Amish, when in fact the Amish represent only about 5 percent of the total Pennsylvania Dutch population,” says Weaver, director of the Keystone Center for the Study of Regional Foods and Food Tourism in Devon, Pa. “They are good farmers, but culinary art is not what they are about.

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