The sight of an Amish buggy against green fields is like stepping back in time. This small town, nicknamed “Train Town USA,” offers more than just Amish culture. Railroad enthusiasts will love the ...

The homemade pies, in particular, have achieved almost mythical reputation among Indiana dessert enthusiasts. Seasonal fruit pies showcase the bounty of local orchards – flaky, buttery crusts barely ...

Halloween isn’t just about costumes and decorations—it’s one of the most delicious holidays of the year. While store-bought candy may fill trick-or-treat bags, homemade Halloween treats are making a ...

No dehydrator? No problem. This easy homemade jerky recipe uses a standard oven and a few basic ingredients to create perfectly chewy, flavorful strips. Democrats float RIF reversals as shutdown ...

Welcome to Clubhouse Eats, where we celebrate the game’s most delectable food and drink. Hope you brought your appetite. That being said… if your answer to opening a bag of tortilla chips is to twist ...

Early pioneers used scythes and sickles to cut the hay and then piled it up with wooden forks. In the 1940s came the twine, automatic tie baler which was pulled behind a tractor and produced a 60- to ...

Our homemade sausage collection continues. Today we see step by step how to prepare CACCIATORINI at home: meat cutting,filling the casings, seasoning and tasting ; ) Remember to leave your suggestions ...

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I often wondered what those old rusty farm contraptions were sitting in the far corners of hay fields. Obviously, they had something to do with hay. Well, duh! They looked sorta like a horse-drawn hay ...

I often wondered what those old rusty farm contraptions were sitting in the far corners of hay fields. Obviously they had something to do with hay. Well, duh! They looked sorta like a horse-drawn hay ...