Blogs about: Pennsylvania Dutch
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The Death of Language
This BBC article published today got me thinking: what exactly is lost when a language dies out? Is the death of a rarely-spoken language always a completely bad thing? They’re not merely academ… more →
A Tale Told by an Idiot
Pennsylvania Dutch: A Vegan's Attempt
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louzilla wrote 1 month ago: For a while now, I’ve been meaning to veganize some classic Pennsylvania Dutch food, just beca … more →
The Smell of Democracy
loosefemme wrote 1 month ago: I had a close encounter with aliens in my Bay area town. Emptyville has 1.2 square miles, the bulk o … more →
Cheever etc.
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Christopher Cocca wrote 1 month ago: We just wrapped The Stories of John Cheever in my prose lit seminar. Next week we start discussing … more →
Pennsylvania Tourism
careerping wrote 1 month ago: The Travel and Tourism Industry is still alive in Pennsylvania and one of its long time hot spots is … more →
The Death of Language
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ianheath653 wrote 1 month ago: This BBC article published today got me thinking: what exactly is lost when a language dies out? Is … more →
Another Indiana Carver with Pennsylvania German Roots!
Davis Geoff wrote 1 month ago: I tip my hat to my Pennsylvania German heritage as the inspiration for my bird carvings. As a tradi … more →
Lancaster's Central Market - A Jewel at the Center of It All
tblefko wrote 1 month ago: The American Planning Association (APA) recently named Lancaster’s Central Market as one of Am … more →
Jennie's Diner Ronks PA Open 24 hours
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Mod Betty / Retro Roadmap wrote 1 month ago: Road scholar and all around good guy Larry Cultrera of Diner Hotline polled his Facebook pals this w … more →
Pennsylvania Dutch Apple Pie Your Family Will Love
Babs wrote 1 month ago: Ingredients 1 (9 inch) pie crusts, unbaked FILLING * 2 teaspoons lemon juice * 1/2 cup sugar * 1/2 t … more →
Scrapple turns out to be better than I thought...
Tony Walther wrote 2 months ago: I first read about the dish called scrapple in a novel by James Michner called “The Novel … more →
Labor day craft
misspixley wrote 2 months ago: Today I painted my garage doors with a Pennsylvania dutch inspired motif. The weather was perfect an … more →
Judy McCormick's Pepper Slaw
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Meg wrote 2 months ago: She’s not my grandma, but she is the grandmother of my kids, and that qualifies her to contrib … more →
Roadtripping: Lancaster PA
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hungrywoolf wrote 2 months ago: Lancaster is to me synonymous with Pennsylvania Dutch food and a trip to Lancaster is always a great … more →
The Last Colonials
corbly wrote 3 months ago: MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 2009 The Last Colonials Get your copy now! The Last Colonials describes life in t … more →
The Last Colonials
corbly wrote 3 months ago: The Last Colonials Get your copy now! The Last Colonials describes life in the 1700s in the northern … more →
The Daily Habit: Culture
the115 wrote 3 months ago: Amish Newspaper Thrives http://tech.yahoo.com/news/ap/20090817/ap_on_hi_te/us_amish_newspaper … more →
From an Ex-Philadelphia Eagles Fan
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ianheath653 wrote 3 months ago: Hi there. Pleased to meet you. I used to be a Philadelphia Eagles fan, before Thursday night. I grew … more →
Canning Spaghetti Sauce
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mennolicious wrote 4 months ago: When I was very young and my family still lived in Pennsylvania, I remember my mother, grandmother a … more →
Pennsylvania Dutch
Icarus wrote 4 months ago: I’ve been always intrigued when I hear about Pennsylvania Dutch. It is all very confusing. Man … more →
