Making Amish Pie Crust in the Kitchen with a Pennsylvania Dutch Cook - Learn PA Dutch 

I lived in Lancaster from the 80's-90's. I'm from Denver Pa. area. Love PA Dutch Food.

Miss you making these videos!

This is the first time I have seen you. Enjoyed it very much. I love baking too. Pies & breads. I am in Florida.

Thank you for your video! You do a great job!

Born and raised in Western PA! Grew up around the Amish and loved it! From New Castle, PA.

Awesome, recipe and your sweet personality❣️

You made that look so easy, I struggle to make pie crust.

This is the first video of yours I've seen. I love the cooking, and to hear you speak PA Dutch.

Just saw this and have a little background in German which is in the same language family as yours. I’ve heard of PA Dutch here in Hawaii from a woman in her 60’s who spoke it as her first language. I came for the pie, but staying for the language!🫶🏽

Not good at pie crusts, you say?? oh, let me say, those are BEAUTIFUL pie crusts!!! I love the tip about not working with them too much, just kind of press them together into a ball. Thank you so much!!

I really enjoyed your lesson today. 🙂

Great job

Just saw this and loved it! You make pie crust look so easy! Like how you mix in the pa Dutch along the way. Sure hope you keep doing the videos!

Hello thank you so much love your videos

I am already a subscriber to your channel and loving it! I have always been interested in the Amish way of life. We visit Lancaster, Pa a few times a year. Learning Penn Dutch or preparing pie crust in your kitchen, I’ll be here “cheering” you on.

I loved this! You make it look so effortless and you look so relaxed. I learned a lot. Will definitely be following you from now on Thank you!

Gude Daag ! Missouri is my husband's home state ! After we got married we moved there (he was in the military stationed in Georgia ) and that is where I had my first encounter with the Amish / Mennonites. I fell in love with their simple way of life. I say " simple " because only until recently have I learned through videos such as yours, that it's not as " simple " as it looks to us outsiders. But I do still love the language and what a brilliant idea to speak it as you're working 😁👍. Denki fer the video 💖

Here in Australia, it's winter and cold.

My mothers mother was Pennsylvania Dutch so im guessing she was from Amish Family. They never talked about it.

Do you make "gnorkles" from the leftover pie crust? My mom was mostly German (some American-influenced German was spoken in her family for decades here in Pittsburgh until her parents' generation, when the world wars made it unpopular to speak) and always rolled out the leftover crust, sprinkled it with sugar and cinnamon, rolled it up, sliced it, and baked it.

I do enjoy watching you cook and learning the recipes but it’s harder to understand you when you’re not telling us what it is before and then speaking it in Pennsylvania Dutch later

Well you made that look easy and relaxing, not the way I look or feel when I have tried making pie crust :) . I love the cooking video!

it's called a pastry blender :)

Do you partake your crusts before adding the pumpkin filling and if so what time and temperature do you bake it?

Do bisht da gout cook of da Haim! Das isht gout a gout fra.

Can you make corn pie! Please

Pastry blender