The Tastes of Summer memories
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Ironbuilt
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More come to mind:
German potato salad - yes you use the bacon grease!
Dutchie chocolate cake(2 cups of coffee in recipe) with peanut butter frosting.
Genuine Dutch apple pie
ALL of these recipes, (plus lots more) were passed on to my wife from my mother & great grandmother. The originals are written in German, all scribbled over in translation
Those girls knew how to cook/bake!
I could go on and on, Great Grandpa & Grandpa ran a slaughterhouse......
German potato salad - yes you use the bacon grease!
Dutchie chocolate cake(2 cups of coffee in recipe) with peanut butter frosting.
Genuine Dutch apple pie
ALL of these recipes, (plus lots more) were passed on to my wife from my mother & great grandmother. The originals are written in German, all scribbled over in translation
Those girls knew how to cook/bake!
I could go on and on, Great Grandpa & Grandpa ran a slaughterhouse......
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Not sure where in Pa. you live, but the I-83 diner in York has a few of those great German recipes on the menu. Add to that truck parking and it's a keeper for me.
http://www.83diner.com/
Not sure where in Pa. you live,
As far north & east in Pa as you can get.
Khryslerkid probably knows that place, he's from York I think.
As far north & east in Pa as you can get.
Khryslerkid probably knows that place, he's from York I think.
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I grew up as far North & West as u can get in PA!!! Lol.
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By Erie?
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The taste of summer memories? Hmmm, how about sweaty va-jay-jay
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The taste of summer memories? Hmmm, how about sweaty va-jay-jay
Eating vanilla ice cream and vanilla wafers, sitting on the screened-in porch, while listening to the jar flies (cicadas) on a hot, humid subtropical afternoon. Porch gliders!
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Yup!! Where I live, you can do that pretty much year round but in mid summer when it's 100 out....not so fun.
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Close! No, in the small town north of Erie, and right on the NY line, named North East. Which is also bounded by the lake on the West side. Grapes everywhere...
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I know that area pretty well, I haul into Erie quite often. There's a TA truck stop just outside of North East that I stay at when I am up there. Pretty country, but those lake effect snows are rough.
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My first real job was pumping fuel at the Union 76 right there next to the line. Yes, the LES is brutal.
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or a good coleslaw
or nice cold 3 bean salad
or a nice macaroni or pasta salads
or green bean casserole with mushroom sauce
& topped with French's fried/shredded onions all over it
all as side dishes
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Pecan Pie Cheesecake
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Holy moly! That's deadly!
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sugar induced coma.
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