This is the first Amish cookbook I have reviewed that I have felt truly represents the essence of the Amish. The recipes are diverse and cover meals and snacks for every time of day. Each section features an Amish blessing and a little bit of history.

I grew up in Indiana, a state with many German descendants, including Amish. This cookbook covers the classics such as church spread and yumsetta as well as a few I had not heard of. I liked the prayers,too, ad well as the organization of recipes by meals.

This cookbook drew my eyes in right away. I live somewhat nearby to Amish areas & looking at the recipes, these are many of the foods we've all encountered sometime in our lives & tasted. Not all of course, but they're mostly like comfort foods to me

The author gives a little bit of introduction before each section of recipes and talks about Amish & uses quotes that somewhat bless these foods & the people making them

Surprisingly enough ---they seem quite easy!! Which I'm grateful for since I'm by no means a master chef. I do appreciate a cookbook that speaks in easy terms & allows me to feel as if even I can conquer these recipes.

I highly recommend this to anyone looking for cookbooks with fairly simple recipes, yet foods we've all tried at some point perhaps but didn't know we could make them

I received a copy of this cookbook from Net Galley in return for an honest review. Thank you to the publisher & Net Galley!

Another book of lovely simple Amish food. No need to cook extravagant meals. Try Amish recipes and experience simple, delicious food.