My editor recently pointed me to a vintage recipe from 1958 in “The New Pennsylvania Dutch Cookbook” called Have Some More ...

Inspired by the down-home taste of the Pennsylvania Dutch, these recipes are the perfect answer when you're craving a cozy, ...

What is your favorite Pennsylvania Dutch recipe? That’s a big question to ask because many of us have favorites we make, steeped in tradition and family memories. Whether it’s recipes highlighting ...

Bruce Wilson of Upper Saucon Township can’t claim Dutch ancestry. He’s Jewish and grew up in Philadelphia. But his wife’s family is rooted in Pennsylvania Dutch culture and heritage and that’s where ...

Growing up is funny because it isn’t until you spend time away from your family—or your hometown—that you realize the things you grew up eating might not be the norm for everyone else. Living in ...

Thanksgiving dinners across the country tend to feature a few of the same staples: turkey, cranberry sauce, green beans, mashed potatoes and stuffing. But for many Pennsylvanians, there's another star ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. But I’ve never felt “culture shock” quite as hard as on New Year’s Day a few years back that I spent with friends in Ohio. We were ...