Amish peanut butter was commonly served at after-church lunches, and it frequently showed up at wedding and funeral lunches as well. My siblings and I would gladly skip the various assortment of jams and jellies if we could have some sweet Amish peanut butter!
This Amish apple pie has a beautiful buttery crust with just the right amount of flakiness. The hint of caramel in this filling adds a subtle richness, making this apple pie stand out from its competitors.
The documentary of the families who left the Amish in the early 1980s.
Visiting Lancaster, Pennsylvania is a stark reminder of how much one Amish community can vary from another, but still be called Amish.
You won’t want to miss this delicious homemade bread recipe! It’s everything you want in a loaf of homemade bread - slightly chewy golden crust and soft, delicate bread with a hint of sweetness!
The Amish women make all of their own bread and would not dare be caught with a loaf of “store-bought bread” in their homes.
Celebrating Thanksgiving Day is a tradition looked forward to by many people in our country. Some celebrate it’s historical significance, while others simply see it as a day to eat gluttonous amounts of food. Today, many religions add a spiritual emphasis to their Thanksgiving celebrations. The Amish are no different. Although they love the feasting as much as anyone, they also honor the spiritual aspect of the day.
