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There's no one way to make a farmers sausage
Ten years ago, this blog began on a whim that blossomed into an extraordinary compilation of our Mennonite recipes. Ten women volun...
This is dedicated to my many Mennonite friends. I had lots of fun making it. I do not have information about the singing group who sang nor who wrote it. ...
Now this was a highlight of my year. I was home from summer vacation for a just a few short days when I got that kind of e-mail that just makes you so proud to do what you do, and pretty amazed that you get to do it. These two were planning for their wedding […]
A new heritage 20 years ago, my soon to be husband and I found ourselves walking through the doors of a new (to us) church. Well, actually we walked through the doors of a local public school where this church met at the time. What we knew about Mennonites couldn't fill a bonnet. Having been…
Met some new friends in Walmart today Mary, Heidi and Andrea of the Mennonite faith. I was very interested in the healthy way in which they live from raisin...
Mennonite Monday started because I wanted to make recipes from the Bethesda Mennonite Church Cookbooks (both the yellow and the white c...
Traditional Russian Mennonite Buns
April brought me my first opportunity to shoot a Mennonite wedding in Sarasota. It was a cultural experience! Larry and Evonne got ...
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August ,6,2000 Swarey cousins singing at the home of Sylvan Peachey in Belleville,Pa. during the late Benjiman Swarey Family Reunion
I'm finally getting back to to Grandma's Old Wooden Recipe Box. But for this post (and in honor of Easter), I`m blogging about a recipe I got from my mum many years ago; one that`s been passed down from generation to generation. I grew up with my mum making Paska every Easter. I would watch…
If ever there was a time when I wished I'd had the camera set to rapid fire and taken multiple frames ... It's SOOOO close to being a wonderful shot but the fact that the woman on the right looks like she's only got one leg and that her friend appears to be stabilizing her distracts from the original intent - to show the juxtaposition between the traditional religious way of life and the modern plastic mask.
Having to go gluten free two years ago was a hard mental shift for me. There is a sense of loss and a grieving that takes place, both for the foods you feel you can not have anymore and also for the loss of simplicity in preparing meals/food and shopping. And so, its taken me a while to get past that frame of mind and get more daring at trying favorite foods of the past and trying to turn them into favorite foods of the present!This last weekend, I decided to take the leap and try to make warene
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Mennonite Fleisch Perishke (breadmaker version) recipe: Tradional Mennonite meat-filled buns
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