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Pennsylvania Dutch cuisine

Posted by LadyMarmalade, July 7, 2008 at 2:53 PM

I'm heading down to Lancaster County, Pennsylvania for my great-aunt's 100th birthday! I haven't been down in about ten years, when my grammy died, and I was thinking it will be nice to get re-acquainted with some of the regional specialties. (But not scrapple, LOL)

First and foremost, I want to pick up a nice big sack of John Cope's toasted dried sweet corn so that I can make stewed corn or just eat it out of the bag.

Since it's not new year's day, I guess I won't be getting any pork and sauerkraut, but definitely lots of pickles and chow-chow are in order. I remember we used to get fasnachts - I think they're like doughnuts, but I'm not sure.

What else can I try (or re-try)?

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Tags: chow-chow, Dutch, John Cope's, Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, pickles, stewed corn, sweet corn

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