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If anyone has ever caught a baseball game involving the Amish will know that they take baseball pretty seriously, so I've had the pleasure of witnessing a few of their games. This was taken at a baseball field that most of the Amish go to when they are in the mood to play baseball, which seems to be frequent . If you have watched them play compared to when the English play, and that would be its fairly quiet with a subdued cheering and banter with an air of politeness. If you should ever get a chance to watch one of these baseball games you will owe it to yourself to stop and sit for a spell, and you will see a very different kind of game. Richard from Amish Stories.
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Maybe getting some refreshments at Zimmerman's general store
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A subtle hint that your about to watch a very different kind of baseball game
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| More Amish stopping in the watch the game |
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| Sharing a ride on a Amish scooter to watch their favorite team |
Combine ham, corn, eggs, salt, sugar, pepper, flour, and butter. Pour into pastry-lined pan and cover with top crust. Slit the top crust to let the steam escape. Bake in a preheated oven at 350° F. for 1 hour and 15 minutes. Make 1 to eat and 1 to freeze.
Makes 1 (9" x 13") baking dish or 2 (10") pies
2 c. diced precooked or baked ham
4 c. fresh corn kernels
1 t. salt
1½ t. sugar
1/4 t. freshly ground pepper
2 T. flour
1/3 c. melted butter
pastry for large baking dish or 2 pie pans
