I love Lebanon Bologna. It’s great on sandwiches, as is straight from the deli. I also like it pan fried until browned, then placed between two […]
Month: July 2019
A Tiny Delight
As the sufferer of a case of RA (Rheumatoid Arthritis) that keeps progressing much to my chagrin, I find that my lack of dexterity winds […]
My Long-distance “Legs”
There is nothing more important to me in my daily living than my Pride Go Chair. I guard it with my life and find myself […]
Nana’s Fried Red Tomatoes
Seems just about everyone’s heard of fried green tomatoes. My Pennsylvania Dutch Nana (grandmother) periodically made them, most often at the end of tomato season […]
Porcupine Meatballs
Here in my Coalcracker Kitchen, the temperatures are climbing as we head into summer. Heat and humidity make doing the simplest of tasks miserable. But […]
Polish Potato Dumplings with Plums (Knedle)
Many people in the Coal Region will be familiar with these Plum Dumplings, remembering their Grandmother or Mom making them. These fruit-filled pockets of potato […]