Amish holiday hero

This article is a part of "The Amish Cook Column", a weekly series of featuring a story & recipe from Gloria Yoder, Amish wife & mother of six from Flat Rock, Illinois

Sherrill Cameron’s big day arrives to find her watching from the balcony as her fiancé’s secretary walks down the aisle in her place. Sherrill is convinced that nothing could heal her hurt, until the day’s gloom is brightened by a handsome stranger who offers constant and comforting help. But Graham Copeland’s welcomed presence turns sour when an heirloom emerald necklace goes missing...

Amish breakfast casserole is a simple dish made with bread, eggs, cheese, and meat that can be prepared ahead. Perfect for a brunch crowd.

Soup is king in the Amish kitchen! Nothing is better than filling a kettle with all sorts of simmering goodness. Among the Amish, soup’s always on.

Celebrate the Amish way with these hearty Amish Christmas dishes. Simple yet nourishing, these recipes are perfect for a wholesome Christmas dinner spread.

Why not make an authentic Amish recipe for dinner tonight? This Amish chili is a simple and old fashioned recipe. It is a mild chili and loaded with flavor.

With December 25th around the corner, it's the perfect time to look at how Amish observe Christmas. Contributor Rebecca Miller, member of an Ohio Amish church, shares with us five ways her own family celebrates Christ's birth (the ways Amish people observe the season may vary). How Do The Amish Celebrate Christmas? I have been

The Amish are known for their handiwork—and this casserole is just as impressive.

We will highlight ten facts of Amish life that are inspiring for those of us on the outside looking in. From work ethic to community, learn how the Amish blend tradition with practicality. You'll find insights into their strong values of family, work ethic, and happiness that reveal a lifestyle rich in community spirit and meaningful connections. #amishlifestyle #amish

How do the Amish celebrate Thanksgiving? Do the Amish actually celebrate Thanksgiving? Yes, the Amish celebrate Thanksgiving but in a slightly different way.