Shoofly pie is now known as a Pennsylvania Dutch favorite, but it got there thanks to immigration and, just maybe, an assist ...

Forget what you know about potpie. From the middle of the Keystone State, Pennsylvania Dutch chicken pot pie takes a whole ...

Concerns arose even further about studies on the Pennsylvania Dutch culture in recent decades when so-called scholars began writing about our people as German-Americans, a term which in hopes beca ...

Donmoyer, whose family moved to Lebanon County from Philadelphia in 1732, said that approximately 400,000 people speak Pennsylvania Dutch in the United States (principally in Pennsylvania ...

About 369,000 people in the United States claim close ties to the Pennsylvania Dutch, the Census Bureau estimates. The figure from a U.S. Census Bureau survey of 700,000 households across the ...

the Pennsylvania Dutch (including subsets like the Amish and Mennonites) earned a reputation as hardworking, inventive and religious people, says Marvin Muhlhausen, archivist at the Yelland ...

According to the American Community Survey, released last week, people who identify themselves as Pennsylvania Dutch – or as they’re called by the Census, Pennsylvania German – now number ...

Pennsylvania Dutch cooking does not seem to capture the food lover’s imagination the way barbecue, Southern, Cajun/Creole, Pacific Northwest or other American cooking styles do. Ask most people ...

Few Americans were as dedicated to the ideals of the United States Democracy as these Colonial PA Dutch/ Deitsch people that included the Worldly Dutch, such as we are considered, and the Plain ...