Quoting Nancy Backus to Dale Shipp <=-
Lancaster
Intercourse
Quarryville PA, just south of Amish country.
Quoting Jim Weller to Nancy Backus on 06-30-18 19:57 <=-
Lancaster
Intercourse
Quarryville PA, just south of Amish country.
OK, I found it too. Another geography lesson for me. Looking at the
map then lead me to reading about Lebanon and then Lebanon Bologna.
So now I have a question. The USA has a very small percentage of
Lebanese immigrants compared to Canada but at least 25 out of 50
states have a town and/or county named Lebanon. How come? We don't.
From: www.meatsandsausages.com
Lebanon Bologna (Traditional)
Notes:
Final pH: around 4.2-4.4, water activity 0.93-0.96, it is a moist
sausage but extremely stable due to its low final pH. The sausage is
often left for 3 days at 4-6� C for additional ripening. The sausage
was traditionally cold smoked for 7 days in winter months and 4 days
in the summer.
Quoting Nancy Backus to Jim Weller <=-
25 out of 50 states have a town and/or county named Lebanon.
How come? We don't.
I suspect it came from using Biblical names for settlements,
such as Bethlehem [not] that immigrants came from those
locations
Quoting Jim Weller to Nancy Backus on 07-14-18 19:27 <=-
I've been very busy the past two weeks and unable to participate
here but am back now.
25 out of 50 states have a town and/or county named Lebanon.
How come? We don't.
I suspect it came from using Biblical names for settlements,
such as Bethlehem [not] that immigrants came from those
locations
I suspect you've nailed it. The USA has 26 Bethlehems, Canada none.
That says something about the nature of the first immigrants/
invaders the two countries experienced.
Title: Lebanon County Rhubarb Jam
Categories: Penn dutch, Jams, Fruit
2 1/2 lb Rhubarb
1 1/2 lb Sugar
1/2 c Water
2 Oranges, rind & juice of
Source: Pennsylvania Dutch Cook Book - Fine Old Recipes, Culinary
Arts Press, 1936.
(Quite tart. The usual ratio of fruit to sugar is 1:1 and rhubarb
is a lot more sour to begin with than most fruits and berries. -
JW)
Quoting Nancy Backus to Jim Weller <=-
Quoting Jim Weller to Nancy Backus on 07-14-18 19:27 <=-
I've been very busy the past two weeks and unable to participate
here but am back now.
Nice to have you back... :)
using Biblical names for settlements,
That says something about the nature of the first immigrants/
invaders the two countries experienced.
Many of the USA's early settlers came here for religious reasons
Quoting Jim Weller to Nancy Backus on 07-21-18 21:21 <=-
I've been very busy the past two weeks and unable to participate
here but am back now.
Nice to have you back... :)
It will probably be one day a week at most for a while.
using Biblical names for settlements,
That says something about the nature of the first immigrants/
invaders the two countries experienced.
Many of the USA's early settlers came here for religious reasons
While most of ours came here mainly for financial reasons.
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