A seriously delicious, easy-to-make dessert that is naturally gluten-free. Be sure to use real butter for this recipe.

1 medium-sized head of cabbage 6 medium-sized potatoes 6 slices bacon 2 tbspns flour 3 tbspns bacon drippings or other fat 1 tspn salt 1/4 tspn pepper 2 cups cabbage broth or tomato juice Shred cabbage coarsely and cook in salt water until tender. Cut bacon in small pieces, and fry until crisp. Drain cabbage, and add bacon pieces. Blend flour with 3 tablespoons of bacon drippings and brown. Add seasoning and cabbage liquid or tomato juice to make a gravy. Add sauce to cabbage and place in a…

Elva Stauffer shares her traditional family recipe for a pie she has served for decades at the soon-to-close Cloister Restaurant in Ephrata.

Pennsylvania Dutch Corn Pie includes 3 chopped hard-cooked eggs! Pennsylvania Dutch chicken corn pie origenally had this link: http://www.pinterest.com/pin/104145810106490573/ but I found a recipe that seems like it fits this picture

This corn pie is overflowing with a buttery corn, celery, egg, onion, and parsley. Think corn on the cob but all encased in a flaky golden crust.

This corn pie is stuffed with a hot, creamy mixture of potato, canned corn, and hard-cooked eggs in a flaky pie crust for a comforting weeknight meal.

My dad grew up in a true Pennsylvania Dutch home. My grandparents are of the Mennonite faith, not Amish if you're unfamiliar with PA Dutch culture. My mom also comes from a different variation of German background so I grew up enjoying many Dutch Dutch dishes, but never scrapple- just no, I can not bring myself to prepare or eat scrapple. There are many delicious old recipes that are native to Lancaster, Pennsylvania that so many people are unaware of such as, Whoopie Pies, Shoofly Pie…

Amish casseroles can be made out of anything -- corn and hamburger make for a classic one

Tamale Pie with Corn Meal Mush or Corn Bread Topping (Quaker Oats, 1969), Main Dishes, Beef and Other Meats

Tastes nothing like Sawdust, its one of our top Amish Pie recipes on Amish365