Experiment with historic recipes, while enjoying fun and fellowship with other history enthusiasts! Gather for the Mennonite Heritage Center’s How We ...

As a fairly new resident to the state, I was finally introduced to the Pennsylvania Dutch specialty food called scrapple. The ...

Young Pennsylvania German women used show towels to display their handiness with a needle in order to entice prospective ...

How many made-in-PA foods are you familiar with, and how many have you tried? There’s always someone who likes Scrapple, also known by the Pennsylvania Dutch name pannhaas, which is a traditional mush ...

What happens when great football cities are also great food cities? A Super Bowl menu that’s worth sniffing out locally. Cheesesteak? Barbecue? Scrapple?! Yes, please.