As mellores comidas holandesas de Pensilvania
Os 3 primeiros segundo os 2.530 votos das persoas: Empanada folgada · Whoopie pie · Scrapple. (Actualizado 27 de xul. de 2022.)
Empanada, tortas de whoopie, scrapple, manteiga de mazá e torta de polo: a cociña agrícola de raíz alemá do condado de Lancaster e máis aló.
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15 principais
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1
Empanada folgada
Empanada de melaza cunha cobertura de migas.
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2
Whoopie pie
Dous bolos de chocolate suaves emparedados cun recheo cremoso.
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3
Scrapple
Restos de porco e pan de millo, cortados e fritidos.
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4
Manteiga de mazá
Untable de mazá especiado cocido lento.
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5
Bolo de funil
Remuíños de masa fritida espolvoreadas con azucre.
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Empanada de polo
Un guiso de polo con fideos cadrados de ovo, non unha empanada de pastelería.
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Líbano Bolonia
Salchicha de tenreira afumada e picante.
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Hamloaf
Pastel de carne feito con xamón e pan relado.
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9
Fastnachts
Donuts feitos antes da Coresma.
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Boliñas de mazá
Mazás enteiras cocidas en masa.
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Asado de pota
Carne de tenreira lenta.
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Sopa de millo de polo
Sopa con polo, millo e rizos.
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Rivels
Pequenas boliñas de ovo e fariña para sopas.
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Pan de xenxibre e snaps de xenxibre
Cocción de xenxibre con especias.
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Cervexa de bidueiro
Refresco con sabor a casca de bidueiro.
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Comentarios (47)
Ginger snaps dunked in coffee, grandpa style
Hamloaf is so underrated, my mom's recipe with the brown sugar glaze is the best
Pretzels should be on this list too, Pennsylvania is pretzel country
Soft pretzels from a market stand, yes
This list is making me miss Central Market in Lancaster
Shoofly pie is way too sweet for me. Love everything else though.
That's the point, it's a molasses bomb
Lebanon bologna on a cracker with sharp cheddar
Rivels are so simple but nothing beats them in a soup
Pot roast as a Pennsylvania Dutch dish feels a bit generic
It's generic everywhere, but here it's every Sunday
Ginger snaps from a Dutch bakery are on another level
Where are the chow chow and the seven sweets and seven sours?
Chow chow should be in here for sure
My Amish neighbors sell the best apple butter, sorry stores
Fastnacht Day is my favorite holiday, no contest
Fastnachts from the fire hall fundraiser are the best ones
Scrapple at number 3 is too high, it's an acquired taste
No, it's perfectly placed
Great list. Saving it for my trip to Intercourse and Bird-in-Hand
Birch beer is better than root beer and I'll die on this hill
Agreed, especially the red birch beer
Lebanon bologna with cream cheese, rolled up. Party food of my childhood.
Funnel cake is everywhere now but it started with the Pennsylvania Germans
Shoofly pie at number one is correct. Wet bottom, always.
Wet bottom with a cup of coffee for breakfast, the Lancaster way
Dry bottom gang here, sorry
Whoopie pies are from Maine, not Pennsylvania, fight me
Both states claim them, honestly they're great either way
Maine made it the official state treat, but PA Dutch bakers were making them long before
My Lancaster grandma made them in the 50s, they're ours 😄
Apple dumplings with milk poured over them, breakfast in Lancaster County
Funnel cake at the Kutztown Folk Festival, a must every summer
Chicken corn soup with rivels at every church supper
Hamloaf above chicken corn soup? Hmm
Whoopie pie in pumpkin flavor in October, perfection
Sweet bologna from Lebanon County is the real deal
Scrapple is either the best breakfast meat or the worst thing you've ever seen. No middle ground.
Scrapple with ketchup is a crime
Maple syrup on scrapple is the only way
Fried crispy with apple butter on top. Trust me.
Finally someone explains that chicken pot pie here is NOT a pie with a crust. It's a stew with square noodles!
Bott boi forever
Took me years after moving here to accept this
Apple butter on fresh bread with butter, nothing else needed
Apple butter stirred for hours in a copper kettle in the fall, a family tradition
Smorgasbords in Lancaster are where you can try all of this at once