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"This is just what its name implies...the absolute best beef stew ever. It is wonderful in the colder weather and really warms you up. I got the basic recipe from an old Amish cookbook and tweeked it a bit. My family loves it with home baked bread, so I always make Amish White Bread, Amish White Bread to go along with it."

Ingredients: cloves, pepper, lemon juice...

"Adapted from my More with Less Cookbook-but it doesn't mean less flavor! This is a light yet filling and delicious soup. My kids enjoy eating it with a straw!"

Ingredients: leeks, marjoram, parsley...

"This is a rich, moist bread with an onion-poppy seed topping. It is wonderful with soup or salad and goes well with any meat. Prep time is approximate. Cook time only includes baking time. I got this recipe from one of my Amish cookbooks."

Ingredients: fresh coarse ground black pepper, cornstarch...

"Another recipe from the 1980 version of the Grace Evangelical Congregational Church cookbook from Muir, Pennsylvania that was given to me by my Nana when I became an adult. This recipe was submitted to the cookbook by Eva Smith. The cooking time doesn't include letting the mixture sit overnight."

Ingredients: onions, salt, sugar...

"Another recipe from the 1980 version of the Grace Evangelical Congregational Church cookbook from Muir, Pennsylvania that was given to me by my Nana when I became an adult. This recipe was submitted to the cookbook by June (Schaeffer) Houtz. Cooking time doesn't include 4 hour chilling."

Ingredients: green pepper rings, onion rings...

"Got this recipe from an Amish neighbor years ago, but she doesn't remember where she got it. I have had this at the Hoss's steakhouse chain as an appetizer or with a big salad.This is more about the broth than the ham or cabbage. Be careful of the salt as some ham hocks can be very salty, but on the plus side they are available at any grocery..."

Ingredients: beef consomme, smoked ham hocks...