It's funny that people point out its lots of carbs or there is no "color" lol who cares.......it's 1 meal a year we eat this. It's great stuff with great people.
I grew up eating like this. My maternal grandmother was Brethren. She was up before the sun rose each morning starting the dough for fresh bread. The noodles we ate were made from scratch. Butter was home made. The Quilts on our beds were hand made. I never remember her hands ever being idle. If you were bored she always had something you could do to keep you busy.
We ate same food on the farm. No ones fat because all our time was spent working on the farm, and running around playing with each other. Milk from the cow, not processed, bread is leavened, no sugar, no deserts after a meal. We raised our organic chickens, and next door neighbor had cows. We had organic orchards, peaches, pears, cherries, and canned everything. Monsanto has purposely sprayed, and ruined much of the organic farms, and Nestle is buying up deep well water right and air space all around the World. That means in those places you can’t drill a deep well or collect rain water. They own it.
i cant get over how piping hot the food is. Any cook knows how hard it is to do with a small family to have everything perfect much less a holiday meal for so many. That was heart warming to watch and looked absolutely DELICIOUS. What kindness, thought and care went into that meal. You're truly blessed. Thank you for sharing.
This looks like the Sunday dinners we had on my grandparents' farm in Mississippi when I was young. Most everything was grown on the farm and the family sat around the table talking and laughing. I miss those days.
Sunday fonnervafter church. Mom got up early getting dinner ready before church. Putting roast in the oven potatoes carrots onions. Delicious salad. Bread and rolls. Yummy after church
👍 Very nice. That food looked yummy! I grew up near an Amish community in Ohio and I've always respected & admired how they live & work. I've always been curious about them. Thanks for sharing. 💞
🌺This all looks fantastic. I love watching family get together over a good meal. And real food always beats the rest! What a blessing to be close to the Amish community. I've always been fascinated. Thank you for sharing!🌺
My background is Pennsylvania Dutch German on my Father's side. My grandma cooked the very same way. I cook the same way and my husband and kids appreciate the food also We go to church every Sunday and in afternoon family comes to visit and the women prepare a hot meal for dinner. Not one of the grown up children have had any trouble with the law. Smoking weed or had to have shotgun wedding. Today's family does not have meals together. No church or God, and Sunday you go to Walmart. Shopping or play hockey, soccer, etc.
wow it's the first time I ever got a chance to see what Amish people ate I love the food looks very good and very delicious it's so much love in that room thanks for sharing I got a chance to learn something new about somebody else's way of living thank you
Love it that you can bring a little bit of the Amish here for us all to share in...I subbed too...I so miss living in Ohio, near the Amish community...I used to buy their stuff all the time...was so much healthier (no preservatives) and tasted so much better than in regular stores...very affordable too.
Ty for sharing the video, nothing's better than family & friends sitting down and eating together. Loved the pictures too, great job :) Our next family get together will be Easter, can't wait, all the love and laugher, again, nothing on Gods green earth is better!
Oh my goodness that looks absolutely wonderful. I can just imagine what that food tastes like being fresh and unprocessed. What a treat for you it was a treat for me also, thank you!
Lol!!!!! That's on the menu at every Amish wedding I have been to! Good stuff. I live in the forth largest Amish community in the world and have many Amish friends, they are a wonderful bunch of people. Nice job on the video and thank you for being respectful. God bless
We have Amish friends that share dinners with us and we go to their home to do the same. We have learn many different ways of living from them. even cutting ice and using it to keep our food cold. A simple life!!!
This is food I grew up with my mom cooking . I still cook this way . I have German background , but we are not Amish . Where I grew up was Pennsylvania where there is a large population of Amish . I now live in Eastern Ohio and there are many Amish here too .
Germans today are less connected to Germans of centuries ago than the Amish were. The Amish are simply Germans from 400 years ago. Identical to how they were then... Before the 20th century, nearly ALL German calories were carbs, because bread was THE primary source of nutrition for Germans.
. Denisejohn65 - Nail Ed I miss the way we ate when I was a child...I’m from the Deep South...infact..so far south that a couple of hours drive and you’d be in the Gulf of Mexico...my parents ..particularly my mother grew up on a farm and back then they cooked huge amounts of food because the workers would eat breakfast and then a huge lunch...they called it dinner...they’d have some type of green...turnips were the best...several meats..chicken, pork chops, pounded steak...and many different vegetable...also several types of dessert...pies, cakes cobblers..etc...so when I was a child I guess my mother thought we still were supposed to eat that way...we played much harder and outside more than kids today.."so we didn’t get fat...but we really didn’t need all that...still I’d be happy eating nothing but fresh vegetable...cooked the old south way....at night the meal would be more of a snack and it was called a “cold supper”. And your just ate maybe a biscuit and ham or something g along those lines...people eat so much crappy food..live started having smoothies for my husband and I...that way we can get fruits and veggies in..
I just came across your video..... what a beautiful video it is. the children are gorgeous in this community. everyone looks healthy and happy. simple, stable, humble... thank you so much for sharing your experience with these lovely people.... you are very fortunate to have have such an adventure!!! please post more videos....
Thank you for sharing Dutch the Christmas Dinner with the Amish Family Community. Their food and baked goods looked delicious! Do they share their recipes for the delicious pies?
What a wonderful meal, those homemade noodles looked delicious. I bet most people never had the good fortune to have anyone prepare so many dishes from scratch for them. A great way to share a Christmas dinner.
btw, my mom took me to Amishville in Indiana some 30 years ago... I can just barely recall the bonnets she bought us and the house that we toured with the quilts laid out... it was quite lovely.. think I'll take my kids there.. thanks for this video!
Wow thanks for sharing. I discovered some Amish Christian books a few years ago and I've been intrigued ever since. So interesting to watch this video. And that food looked delicious!
Loved watching this! Good wholesome food, shared with good company. For all the fancy food I've tried over the years, I still find simple, wholesome food like this to be the most satisfying in the end... Thanks for sharing :)
I live in an area with many Amish. They come to benefit dinners, supporting the community. They also offer excellent food for sale at their home stands. When I go to the Amish auction house I absolutely have to order their delicious hamburgers and their doughnuts. (Like I need the doughnuts) WOW! Wonderful people.
Yes, my grandmother cooked on a wood stove, so did my mom until she got married, and this Amish food looks like what we eat still.(Yummy!) Their lifestyle wouldn't have seemed strange a hundred years ago. Many country people lived "off gird" and gardened and canned, had horses and plows, rode horseback or in wagons, had outhouses, barns and livestock, raised or hunted their own meat, etc. Many country people still live close to that way, although with more modern conveniences. "Country folks can survive" ( Hank Williams, Jr.).
O...M...G!!!! Oh God that food looks delicious!!! I am from Peru and I grew up eating home cook meals. You are so lucky! Enjoy and THANK YOU for sharing!!!
What DELICIOUS LOOKING FOOD!!! I LOVE my food steaming hot and noticed everything was. I drooled seeing all the yummy breads and pies. Yum! I guess if you are going to live simply, making sure you eat GREAT food will keep you feeling satisfied and happy!! Huh?!? :)
Looks like my grandma's Sunday dinner. She cooked it from about 1973 until 1989. The best friend chicken ever. I have a video on my channel of a Sunday dinner in 1976, but didn't take any of the food, just the family. I enjoyed watching this.
Thank you for sharing I miss my dinners on Sunday at my home with my children. Every Sunday after church my children would all come for dinner but the my husband got sick he's on his11th bladder and kidney cancer , so we miss a lot of church and my one son moved hour away over bay bridge so it's a hassle to come here with his wife and two small children.My daughter stoped coming and my grandson.My youngest son never ready cared for the family dinner thing.My health is bad I can't do what I use to but I can cook but my husband losing his job now on disability doesn't hardly pay our mortgage and electric bills and they just like up.If you get disability then they give you good stamps it's degrating and try feeding a family of three in 120.00 a month expleshy on holidays ! So sad grateful for the disabily little help but just can't afford it .We do every blue moon have a small dinner with my youngest son and my daughter and her family always good made with love:) I so miss it tho.tks for the video truely loved it family and friends amen Mrs.Wolfe
Great video my friend!!! My loved one's and I have had a similar experience at a wonderful Amish place known as Esh's in Newville Pennsylvania.Great food from wonderful people!!!! All homemade of COURSE and so good!!! God bless your family
Wow - What a wonderful meal!! Amazing hard working group of people. I'd be taking one of everything on the Baked Goods for sale! Thanks for sharing Dutch.
There are several places in "Amish Country" Ohio that serve food that looks exactly like this. It is, without a doubt, the most delicious food ever. If you walk away hungry, it's your own fault.
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It's a beautiful thing to see, a big family and friends having a wonderful meal together. Just being together in fellowship is nourishing to the soul. I Miss those days now that i'm the last one living in my family. I Have outlived everyone else and don't bother to set the table or make big meals anymore. I'm down to soup and sandwiches now. Be thankful for your family everyday. And give thanks to God for what you have....everyday.
Now that's a spread. The Amish know how to lay one out. To think that nothing came from the super market all home grown and raised on their farm. I would love to have sat down to that meal. beautiful.
That looked like a really good meal. What impressed me was the steam coming off everything you put on your plate, I would struggle to keep so many different items that hot when they were on the table. They seem to have feeding that many people down to a fine art. I'd probably bankrupt myself buying up the items they had for sale too.😁
I absolutely love this!! I'm trying to learn more about the Amish ways, My ancestors were Amish on my mother's side. I love the Simplicity of their lifestyle and how they love God!
I live in Northern Main and am very thankful that we have a big Amish and Mennonite community here. The food looks so yummy, stuff like my Grandmother and Mom used to make. Made me hungry watching the video!
Rebel Rocker They really are nice people!!!Back in the 60s ,my parents met a wonderful Mennonite family(long story-My dad went to Drexel U in Phila. and met them because of a class) My brother and I would spend part of the summer on their dairy farm in Lancaster,Pa. They had cars and electric,but their Amish neighbors all around did not.Learned so much....cooking,gardening,all about cows,etc,...The best childhood memories EVER!!!
Hi all new subscriber here, great video hope that you all enjoyed your meal?, it looks very nice indeed God bless you all sending love respect to you all from England UK xx
Mennonites also serve great home cooking. My Moms side are German Catholics that also make many of the same foods. You don't go away hungry. The food is grown where you eat it. SchmekFes
Marie Yes your correct most all Amish ancestors did originated from Germany I think he was just pointing out that his food is similar in Poland that's all
This kind of food looks rather familiar to me. I am German, living in today´s Germany. And we DO still eat that way. Homecooked meals would often include several of the shown components, and they weren´t all carbs. If I identified everything right, there was coleslaw, green beens, mash potatoes, scrambled eggs with ham, noodles, gravy and battered chicken (to me the least German-looking part), two kinds of breads, and slow-cooked pork. The desert was not traditionally German, both because pies with crusts and all that icing are more of an American feature, and we wouldn´t eat cake after a substantial meal anyway. Instead, we would have some fruit or a little pudding for desert, and have the cake (with coffee) for a seperate meal in the afternoon. Also, I want to point out that when the Amish emigrated and took their customs with them, large parts of today´s Poland were still German. And as neighboring countries, some of our traditions are similar.
Thank you for sharing! I bet the food you eat is alot healthier than what everyone else eats, you don't have to worry about all the the chemicals, pesticides, and hormones that are in the stores. I wish I had money or land to raise my own animals and vegetables. Everything looks delicious!
What a blessed dinner! I love e Amish community n their simplicity. How i would love to be their friend, if its even possible, coz I'm frm Asia.. unless It God's will. Thks for sharing! 👍🏻😊
Very nice lots of them big family they all have the meal mom cook and bake very good table full of food Thank the good work guys eat well Bless you all have a good day
I visited Lancaster Pennsylvania a few years ago and had the pleasure dining at an Amish diner. It was amazing good. To this day my husband talks about the roast beef they served.
Man I have always wanted to go Amish Country. I wonder how much their propane bill is vs how much electricity would be. Anyways that food looked good. What caught my eye was those rolls... man.
Southern Food Junkie If you ever have the opportunity please do so. Its some of the best home cooking you will ever have. Its always fresh and homemade. Nothing store bought. I live about 45 minutes from Amish country and absolutely love being so close. The homemade quilts, baked goods, jellies, jams, fresh fruits and vegetables. Not to mention the furniture they build is always top notch when it comes to quality.
+Food Junkie, If you can't make it east, go to the Amana Colonies in Iowa. Amish (Amonites?) live there. The food is yummy--just like my grandmother used to cook. Who cares about the bland colors? The taste is what matters.
Wow, that looks so good. I am really getting hungry now. I also noticed that there was no color except for the green beans. But if you grow everything yourself, than the choices in December are not so plentiful.
How wonderful, thank you so much for sharing with us. I have a question please. I thought in the Bible God forbids us to eat pork?? Help me understand please.
I love watching how the amish people do things like cooking,working in their own stores,taking care of their family,you all are some sweet,sweet,people . I would love to hang out with some of you to teach me how to do some things.May my lord savior bless each and every last one of you.
I enjoyed your video. I grew up with Lancaster County, Pennsylvania Amish as my neighbors. You made me homesick! I do take issue with the fact that you have pictures with the faces of some of the Amish that were there. The Amish, as a whole, don't believe in pictures. In PA, they are issued picture-less state ID cards.
Keeping It Dutch ~ That's cool. Being that they were my neighbors, I just never take a picture that includes their faces. I might do from the back, but never the faces. I understand what you did. I totally miss the Amish markets! Good food at cheap prices! This is exactly how my PA Dutch great-nana would cook. I miss PA so much, I need to go for a visit!
Heidi Chiandussi ~ I grew up in Pennsylvania Dutch areas (my great grandmother taught Sunday School in PA Dutch/German), Red Lion, York, Bird-in-Hand, Lancaster, Intercourse, Paradise... I am now in Texas.
We in Pennsylvania, do not starve around the wonderful Amish people. When you buy a dinner from them, they do not weigh or measure it, they dish it out abundantly. I love them. When I lived in LA, I starved for their foods!!
Amish food is so good. You can make anything with a good Amish cookbook or if you're lucky enough to live close to an Amish community many have stores or, my favorite, the family fruit stand. There's a flea/farmers market weekly on a farm 30 min from me and during the summer there's many Amish families there selling furniture and sheds and fruits, vegetables and baked goodies. Wonderful, beautiful people with kind, generous and loving hearts
Lovely video. The food looks beyond delicious, but I'm afraid my diabetes would prohibit me from eating all those lip-smakin' carbs. I can only imagine the work and the love that went in to preparing this feast. Thanks for sharing.
It's funny that people point out its lots of carbs or there is no "color" lol who cares.......it's 1 meal a year we eat this. It's great stuff with great people.
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Keeping It Dutch What is in the bowl at 1.25 ?
William Evernham coleslaw
Looks like Sunday dinner at my Oma's house nearly 50 years ago when I was a little guy (Oma wasn't Amish though).
Bette Gregory Why did you say this? I do not understand people like you and am thankful I don't!
I grew up eating like this. My maternal grandmother was Brethren. She was up before the sun rose each morning starting the dough for fresh bread. The noodles we ate were made from scratch. Butter was home made. The Quilts on our beds were hand made. I never remember her hands ever being idle. If you were bored she always had something you could do to keep you busy.
We ate same food on the farm. No ones fat because all our time was spent working on the farm, and running around playing with each other. Milk from the cow, not processed, bread is leavened, no sugar, no deserts after a meal. We raised our organic chickens, and next door neighbor had cows. We had organic orchards, peaches, pears, cherries, and canned everything. Monsanto has purposely sprayed, and ruined much of the organic farms, and Nestle is buying up deep well water right and air space all around the World. That means in those places you can’t drill a deep well or collect rain water. They own it.
i cant get over how piping hot the food is. Any cook knows how hard it is to do with a small family to have everything perfect much less a holiday meal for so many. That was heart warming to watch and looked absolutely DELICIOUS. What kindness, thought and care went into that meal. You're truly blessed. Thank you for sharing.
This looks like the Sunday dinners we had on my grandparents' farm in Mississippi when I was young. Most everything was grown on the farm and the family sat
around the table talking and laughing. I miss those days.
All looks so good niw I m hungry fir a good home made meal. We ate lije this every night at home ate at the table famiky dad came home from work
Sunday fonnervafter church. Mom got up early getting dinner ready before church. Putting roast in the oven potatoes carrots onions. Delicious salad. Bread and rolls. Yummy after church
I love the Amish lifestyle, so simple and not materialistic and very faith filled people that love the Lord. Thank you for sharing❣️🙏🏼❣️
👍 Very nice. That food looked yummy! I grew up near an Amish community in Ohio and I've always respected & admired how they live & work. I've always been curious about them. Thanks for sharing. 💞
LovingAtlanta thanks for watching
It looked like they also have baked goods for sale. If I was there, I would buy every single one.
🌺This all looks fantastic. I love watching family get together over a good meal. And real food always beats the rest! What a blessing to be close to the Amish community. I've always been fascinated. Thank you for sharing!🌺
Cook Nourish Repeat it was great, thanks for watching
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Cook Nourish Repeat lol not bad huh
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This the kind of food my mother always made us growing up and I continue to make the same things! Thanks for sharing!
My background is Pennsylvania Dutch German on my Father's side. My grandma cooked the very same way. I cook the same way and my husband and kids appreciate the food also
We go to church every Sunday and in afternoon family comes to visit and the women prepare a hot meal for dinner. Not one of the grown up children have had any trouble with the law. Smoking weed or had to have shotgun wedding. Today's family does not have meals together. No church or God, and Sunday you go to Walmart. Shopping or play hockey, soccer, etc.
What a feast! Thank you for sharing. All that wonderful food homemade can make me hungry. Have a blessed day.
MAE HAY thanks for watching it was great
That looked so delicious. You were certainly blessed to be invited. Thanks for sharing.
Ann Poucher yes it was a great time and I'm thankful for them all
wow it's the first time I ever got a chance to see what Amish people ate I love the food looks very good and very delicious it's so much love in that room thanks for sharing I got a chance to learn something new about somebody else's way of living thank you
Love it that you can bring a little bit of the Amish here for us all to share in...I subbed too...I so miss living in Ohio, near the Amish community...I used to buy their stuff all the time...was so much healthier (no preservatives) and tasted so much better than in regular stores...very affordable too.
Ty for sharing the video, nothing's better than family & friends sitting down and eating together. Loved the pictures too, great job :) Our next family get together will be Easter, can't wait, all the love and laugher, again, nothing on Gods green earth is better!
I live right down the road from Amish people . Amish all around me . Thursday was Fry Pie day at their store . Had to buy about 5 of them . Yummy !
. Denisejohn65 - Nail Ed heck yeah I love it,
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Your lucky bet they were so good.
. Denisejohn65 - Nail Ed what is they religion?
Oh my goodness that looks absolutely wonderful. I can just imagine what that food tastes like being fresh and unprocessed. What a treat for you it was a treat for me also, thank you!
Lol!!!!! That's on the menu at every Amish wedding I have been to! Good stuff. I live in the forth largest Amish community in the world and have many Amish friends, they are a wonderful bunch of people. Nice job on the video and thank you for being respectful. God bless
We have Amish friends that share dinners with us and we go to their home to do the same. We have learn many different ways of living from them. even cutting ice and using it to keep our food cold. A simple life!!!
Wonderful❤️thanks for sharing,what a nice blessing!
This is food I grew up with my mom cooking . I still cook this way . I have German background , but we are not Amish . Where I grew up was Pennsylvania where there is a large population of Amish . I now live in Eastern Ohio and there are many Amish here too .
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Have you ever met Lebanon Levi?
Germans today are less connected to Germans of centuries ago than the Amish were. The Amish are simply Germans from 400 years ago. Identical to how they were then... Before the 20th century, nearly ALL German calories were carbs, because bread was THE primary source of nutrition for Germans.
. Denisejohn65 - Nail Ed I miss the way we ate when I was a child...I’m from the Deep South...infact..so far south that a couple of hours drive and you’d be in the Gulf of Mexico...my parents ..particularly my mother grew up on a farm and back then they cooked huge amounts of food because the workers would eat breakfast and then a huge lunch...they called it dinner...they’d have some type of green...turnips were the best...several meats..chicken, pork chops, pounded steak...and many different vegetable...also several types of dessert...pies, cakes cobblers..etc...so when I was a child I guess my mother thought we still were supposed to eat that way...we played much harder and outside more than kids today.."so we didn’t get fat...but we really didn’t need all that...still I’d be happy eating nothing but fresh vegetable...cooked the old south way....at night the meal would be more of a snack and it was called a “cold supper”. And your just ate maybe a biscuit and ham or something g along those lines...people eat so much crappy food..live started having smoothies for my husband and I...that way we can get fruits and veggies in..
I love that amish market and im a black remale
I just came across your video.....
what a beautiful video it is.
the children are gorgeous in this community.
everyone looks healthy and happy.
simple, stable, humble...
thank you so much for sharing your experience with these lovely people....
you are very fortunate to have have such an adventure!!!
please post more videos....
Betty Russell thanks for watching, I'll try to get more Amish vids up
Thank you for sharing this simple, and heart-warming, gathering of family and friends!
Thank you for sharing Dutch the Christmas Dinner with the Amish Family Community. Their food and baked goods looked delicious! Do they share their recipes for the delicious pies?
E.Cahill I'm not sure if they would share or not, thanks for watching
Homesteading With Dutch I thought I would ask, I love family recipes😃😃
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Thank you for sharing. All the food looks amazing. It's wonderful that everything is cooked by hand.
What a wonderful meal, those homemade noodles looked delicious. I bet most people never had the good fortune to have anyone prepare so many dishes from scratch for them. A great way to share a Christmas dinner.
The food is delicious, even the breakfast, best i ever had because everything is so fresh and everyone sits together at a table, love that.
I thought everything looked good and tasty especially those rolls with the steam coming off of them as you pulled it off . Great share , thanks !
What a delicious meal
How blessed
I was drooling knowing everything is made by hand and l could see the love in that food
Thank you for sharing
I admire greatly the simplicity of everything. And just a few basic clothing. Its not over whelming. I love it. Fine example to follow.
Now I'm so hungry !!! Thanks Dutch. Lol .. Looked like a great time with friends and family. Thanks for sharing.
Hoss Ellison it was a lot of fun, we played dirty Santa too lol, thanks for watching
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btw, my mom took me to Amishville in Indiana some 30 years ago... I can just barely recall the bonnets she bought us and the house that we toured with the quilts laid out... it was quite lovely.. think I'll take my kids there..
thanks for this video!
Thank you for taking us with you. Looks like great food with great people, can't make that any better.
Absolutely beautiful and wonderful, thank you for sharing this!!
Wow thanks for sharing. I discovered some Amish Christian books a few years ago and I've been intrigued ever since. So interesting to watch this video. And that food looked delicious!
That looks delicious. I love how they live and how natural they are.
Chrisealiams me too, thanks for watching
Everything looked just delicious! Thanks for sharing,!!!
Loved watching this! Good wholesome food, shared with good company. For all the fancy food I've tried over the years, I still find simple, wholesome food like this to be the most satisfying in the end... Thanks for sharing :)
I live in an area with many Amish. They come to benefit dinners, supporting the community. They also offer excellent food for sale at their home stands. When I go to the Amish auction house I absolutely have to order their delicious hamburgers and their doughnuts. (Like I need the doughnuts) WOW! Wonderful people.
I grew up in the South. This looks like my Grandma's cooking to me. Pardon me while I go cry now. :(
LadyJolynna should brought back good memories :) thank you for watching
Keeping It Dutch it did. thanks for sharing it.
Yes, my grandmother cooked on a wood stove, so did my mom until she got married, and this Amish food looks like what we eat still.(Yummy!) Their lifestyle wouldn't have seemed strange a hundred years ago. Many country people lived "off gird" and gardened and canned, had horses and plows, rode horseback or in wagons, had outhouses, barns and livestock, raised or hunted their own meat, etc. Many country people still live close to that way, although with more modern conveniences. "Country folks can survive" ( Hank Williams, Jr.).
O...M...G!!!! Oh God that food looks delicious!!! I am from Peru and I grew up eating home cook meals. You are so lucky! Enjoy and THANK YOU for sharing!!!
What DELICIOUS LOOKING FOOD!!! I LOVE my food steaming hot and noticed everything was. I drooled seeing all the yummy breads and pies. Yum! I guess if you are going to live simply, making sure you eat GREAT food will keep you feeling satisfied and happy!! Huh?!? :)
Looks like my grandma's Sunday dinner. She cooked it from about 1973 until 1989. The best friend chicken ever. I have a video on my channel of a Sunday dinner in 1976, but didn't take any of the food, just the family. I enjoyed watching this.
We travel to Amish country quit often. We enjoy the food and shopping lol. Thanks for taking us along.
Take care-Debbie
Partially Off Grid & Homesteading thank you for watching
Thank you for sharing I miss my dinners on Sunday at my home with my children. Every Sunday after church my children would all come for dinner but the my husband got sick he's on his11th bladder and kidney cancer , so we miss a lot of church and my one son moved hour away over bay bridge so it's a hassle to come here with his wife and two small children.My daughter stoped coming and my grandson.My youngest son never ready cared for the family dinner thing.My health is bad I can't do what I use to but I can cook but my husband losing his job now on disability doesn't hardly pay our mortgage and electric bills and they just like up.If you get disability then they give you good stamps it's degrating and try feeding a family of three in 120.00 a month expleshy on holidays ! So sad grateful for the disabily little help but just can't afford it .We do every blue moon have a small dinner with my youngest son and my daughter and her family always good made with love:) I so miss it tho.tks for the video truely loved it family and friends amen Mrs.Wolfe
Great video my friend!!! My loved one's and I have had a similar experience at a wonderful Amish place known as Esh's in Newville Pennsylvania.Great food from wonderful people!!!! All homemade of COURSE and so good!!! God bless your family
Wow - What a wonderful meal!! Amazing hard working group of people. I'd be taking one of everything on the Baked Goods for sale! Thanks for sharing Dutch.
usakiwi5222 yes very hard workers even the young ones. thanks for watching
There are several places in "Amish Country" Ohio that serve food that looks exactly like this. It is, without a doubt, the most delicious food ever. If you walk away hungry, it's your own fault.
Thank you for sharing... Looks so delicious!!!
Great meal and great time shared with loved ones. Thanks for sharing.
FullSpectrumSurvival thanks for watching brother. it was so good lol. Great folk right there
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This is absolutely wonderful! Thank you for sharing this with us🤗
What a beautiful video, thank you for bringing us this glimpse of a family holiday celebration. I wish it came with smell-o-vision!
Molly Smith thank u for watching
It's a beautiful thing to see, a big family and friends having a wonderful meal together. Just being together in fellowship is nourishing to the soul. I Miss those days now that i'm the last one living in my family. I Have outlived everyone else and don't bother to set the table or make big meals anymore. I'm down to soup and sandwiches now. Be thankful for your family everyday. And give thanks to God for what you have....everyday.
What a neat farm to see and for you to rub shoulders with! Thanks for taking us along!
Dirtpatcheaven Great ppl and great food lol, thanks for watching
Keeping It Dutch Can they make their own,Propane?
Mariska K ?
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As italian I see the pasta yummy. Please give ve the recipe. ..yumm yumm.
Mmm those rolls look so good..everything. Thanks for sharing with us.
Now that's a spread. The Amish know how to lay one out. To think that nothing came from the super market all home grown and raised on their farm. I would love to have sat down to that meal. beautiful.
That looked like a really good meal. What impressed me was the steam coming off everything you put on your plate, I would struggle to keep so many different items that hot when they were on the table. They seem to have feeding that many people down to a fine art. I'd probably bankrupt myself buying up the items they had for sale too.😁
Essem Sween yeah they know what they are doing huh, really good stuff. thanks for watching
I absolutely love this!! I'm trying to learn more about the Amish ways, My ancestors were Amish on my mother's side. I love the Simplicity of their lifestyle and how they love God!
That food looked delicious..and those biscuits were perfect...That meal was made with Love...💖
I live in Northern Main and am very thankful that we have a big Amish and Mennonite community here. The food looks so yummy, stuff like my Grandmother and Mom used to make. Made me hungry watching the video!
I would love to visit or even live in Amish country ! To live with people with heart and kindness would be great !
Rebel Rocker They really are nice people!!!Back in the 60s ,my parents met a wonderful Mennonite family(long story-My dad went to Drexel U in Phila. and met them because of a class) My brother and I would spend part of the summer on their dairy farm in Lancaster,Pa. They had cars and electric,but their Amish neighbors all around did not.Learned so much....cooking,gardening,all about cows,etc,...The best childhood memories EVER!!!
Hi all new subscriber here, great video hope that you all enjoyed your meal?, it looks very nice indeed God bless you all sending love respect to you all from England UK xx
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Mennonites also serve great home cooking. My Moms side are German Catholics that also make many of the same foods. You don't go away hungry. The food is grown where you eat it. SchmekFes
That was strangely satisfying. Simple food made well and a warm social environment.
Dutch Thank You.I Would Of Loved To See the Actual MENU...So I Could Tell What I Was Looking at. Nice Meal.
I'm from Poland we eat exactly the same!!! delicious 😋 love it
Vla Music so good
Vla Music I always wondered where our Pennsylvania Dutch cooking came from being Polish We eat this way also. Of course, I would choose only one carb.
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Marie Yes your correct most all Amish ancestors did originated from Germany I think he was just pointing out that his food is similar in Poland that's all
This kind of food looks rather familiar to me. I am German, living in today´s Germany. And we DO still eat that way. Homecooked meals would often include several of the shown components, and they weren´t all carbs. If I identified everything right, there was coleslaw, green beens, mash potatoes, scrambled eggs with ham, noodles, gravy and battered chicken (to me the least German-looking part), two kinds of breads, and slow-cooked pork.
The desert was not traditionally German, both because pies with crusts and all that icing are more of an American feature, and we wouldn´t eat cake after a substantial meal anyway. Instead, we would have some fruit or a little pudding for desert, and have the cake (with coffee) for a seperate meal in the afternoon.
Also, I want to point out that when the Amish emigrated and took their customs with them, large parts of today´s Poland were still German. And as neighboring countries, some of our traditions are similar.
This made my mouth water!
looks like a typical dinner at my grandparents. . .after a hard day of work...a good meal really finishes off the day
Native Tearz that's awesome
YUM ! Good food And what a Beautiful Dutch Family You have !
Thank you for sharing! I bet the food you eat is alot healthier than what everyone else eats, you don't have to worry about all the the chemicals, pesticides, and hormones that are in the stores. I wish I had money or land to raise my own animals and vegetables. Everything looks delicious!
Was being curious about Amish homemade dinner but thanks a bunch for sharing..much love from the South Pacific region..Stay blessed 😊😊
What a blessed dinner! I love e Amish community n their simplicity. How i would love to be their friend, if its even possible, coz I'm frm Asia.. unless It God's will. Thks for sharing! 👍🏻😊
Looks so delicious! I would love to experience a dinner like that! Thank you for sharing! :)
Elizabeth Marin thank you for watching
Great people and great food. Thx for sharing. God bless you all.
Very nice lots of them big family they all have the meal mom cook and bake very good table full of food Thank the good work guys eat well Bless you all have a good day
I visited Lancaster Pennsylvania a few years ago and had the pleasure dining at an Amish diner. It was amazing good. To this day my husband talks about the roast beef they served.
Man I have always wanted to go Amish Country. I wonder how much their propane bill is vs how much electricity would be. Anyways that food looked good. What caught my eye was those rolls... man.
Southern Food Junkie man those rolls are legit lol
Southern Food Junkie If you ever have the opportunity please do so. Its some of the best home cooking you will ever have. Its always fresh and homemade. Nothing store bought. I live about 45 minutes from Amish country and absolutely love being so close. The homemade quilts, baked goods, jellies, jams, fresh fruits and vegetables. Not to mention the furniture they build is always top notch when it comes to quality.
+Food Junkie, If you can't make it east, go to the Amana Colonies in Iowa. Amish (Amonites?) live there. The food is yummy--just like my grandmother used to cook. Who cares about the bland colors? The taste is what matters.
Southern Food Junk
I love trying foods from different cultures. It looks yummy.
Donna Joshi me too
That looks so good. I love to cook when the family comes over. I cook a couple of days before they get here.
Thanks for sharing. I loved your background music. The food looks soooo delicious!!
Tracy Wishom thank u
Tracy Wish
LOVE your video! Thank you so much for making!
Wow, that looks so good. I am really getting hungry now. I also noticed that there was no color except for the green beans. But if you grow everything yourself, than the choices in December are not so plentiful.
Great Video ! I love the Amish, so friendly and happy !
The Amish are Hard Working people...Everything they make Is Top Notch for Sure!
How wonderful, thank you so much for sharing with us.
I have a question please. I thought in the Bible God forbids us to eat pork?? Help me understand please.
I go to Lancaster every year. My group dines in an Amish home. Everything is fantastic!
A lot of work with loving hands to make that delicious meal
God bless you all
We have lost so much knowledge by being spoiled. You are so blessed to be able to enjoy their family meal with them.
Love ate Amish I wish we all lived like this and the mashed potatoes and gravy looked heavenly mm mm
I love watching how the amish people do things like cooking,working in their own stores,taking care of their family,you all are some sweet,sweet,people . I would love to hang out with some of you to teach me how to do some things.May my lord savior bless each and every last one of you.
Looks lovely. Sharing food and good company. Very nice.
Looks like a southern meal too. That bread looks yummy too. Always a kid with the finger up the nose- lol
Great video , very different type of pole barn build than what we se in California.
Looks well insulated .
mike neal lol miner mike this is the Amish family dinner, not the pole house build lol...
I enjoyed your video. I grew up with Lancaster County, Pennsylvania Amish as my neighbors. You made me homesick!
I do take issue with the fact that you have pictures with the faces of some of the Amish that were there. The Amish, as a whole, don't believe in pictures. In PA, they are issued picture-less state ID cards.
Grim Fix it was good stuff. I asked permission bf I filmed or took pictures, and they said take as many as I wanted. so I did ask first ya know
Keeping It Dutch ~ That's cool. Being that they were my neighbors, I just never take a picture that includes their faces. I might do from the back, but never the faces. I understand what you did. I totally miss the Amish markets! Good food at cheap prices! This is exactly how my PA Dutch great-nana would cook. I miss PA so much, I need to go for a visit!
Grim Fix same here ..where are you from ??i am from hubbard ohio living in Germany
What th fuk are you takin issue about? If th Amish don't mind, why you stickin yo long American nose in this?
Heidi Chiandussi ~ I grew up in Pennsylvania Dutch areas (my great grandmother taught Sunday School in PA Dutch/German), Red Lion, York, Bird-in-Hand, Lancaster, Intercourse, Paradise... I am now in Texas.
Thanks for sharing this...very interesting...and the food looks wonderful
We in Pennsylvania, do not starve around the wonderful Amish people. When you buy a dinner from them, they do not weigh or measure it, they dish it out abundantly. I love them. When I lived in LA, I starved for their foods!!
So peaceful. Thank you for sharing
Nichole Livesay your welcome, thank you for watching
Looks delicious! Yum! Great way to start the year. Blessings...
Amish food is so good. You can make anything with a good Amish cookbook or if you're lucky enough to live close to an Amish community many have stores or, my favorite, the family fruit stand. There's a flea/farmers market weekly on a farm 30 min from me and during the summer there's many Amish families there selling furniture and sheds and fruits, vegetables and baked goodies. Wonderful, beautiful people with kind, generous and loving hearts
Lovely video. The food looks beyond delicious, but I'm afraid my diabetes would prohibit me from eating all those lip-smakin' carbs. I can only imagine the work and the love that went in to preparing this feast. Thanks for sharing.
Donna Watkins yeah it was awesome