My family food traditions are all Pennsylvania Dutch in origin, including chicken pot pie which is not actually a pie, more of a stew with homemade noodles. My grandma and mom insisted the noodles had to be rolled out very, very thin but my brother hated those and wanted thick doughy noodles. so we'd playfully fight every year over the t…
My family food traditions are all Pennsylvania Dutch in origin, including chicken pot pie which is not actually a pie, more of a stew with homemade noodles. My grandma and mom insisted the noodles had to be rolled out very, very thin but my brother hated those and wanted thick doughy noodles. so we'd playfully fight every year over the thickness of the noodles. Grandma is gone now and my brother lives across the country so no more noodle fights. I don't even really like the dish that much (it's kind of bland and god forforbid you put pepper in something!!) but I miss the time spent together over it.
My family food traditions are all Pennsylvania Dutch in origin, including chicken pot pie which is not actually a pie, more of a stew with homemade noodles. My grandma and mom insisted the noodles had to be rolled out very, very thin but my brother hated those and wanted thick doughy noodles. so we'd playfully fight every year over the thickness of the noodles. Grandma is gone now and my brother lives across the country so no more noodle fights. I don't even really like the dish that much (it's kind of bland and god forforbid you put pepper in something!!) but I miss the time spent together over it.