All posts by Lovinas Amish Kitchen

Welcoming autumn with pecan pies

October 2, 2020 Lovinas Amish Kitchen 3 Comments

It is the first day of autumn! Our gardens are cleared out, being tilled, and are history for 2020! We had a frost Saturday morning that put an end to them. We have lots of tomatoes and peppers that I want to use to make spicy vegetable juice. A lot of people covered their plants … Continue Reading ››

Cakes, Desserts

Autumn weather and pumpkin torte

September 25, 2020 Lovinas Amish Kitchen

We are having very cool mornings with temperatures around the upper 40’s to lower 50’s, and then warming up gradually. Next week autumn begins, so we can expect cooler weather. Our hay has been cut for the last time this season. Hopefully, we will get it in the barn before there’s any rain. Yesterday, daughter Lovina, sixteen, … Continue Reading ››

Cakes, Desserts

An Amish baptismal service and wedding Nothings

September 18, 2020 Lovinas Amish Kitchen 1 Comment

Another week has gone by, and it’s already time to write this column and get it on its way to my editors. Once again, I’m pushing the deadline . . . it must be that I work better under pressure because it seems I so often push it off until the last minute. Or maybe … Continue Reading ››

Cookies, Desserts

Remembering a baby’s arrival

September 11, 2020 Lovinas Amish Kitchen 3 Comments

A happy fifteenth birthday to the last of our eight children! Son Kevin’s birthday is today. It’s amazing how the years fly by. I thought it would be interesting to share the column daughter Elizabeth wrote to help me out after Kevin was born. She was eleven years old and in fifth grade. Written by Elizabeth … Continue Reading ››

Side Dishes, Vegetables

Home renovations and harvest season continue

September 4, 2020 Lovinas Amish Kitchen 1 Comment

A busy time of the year—we are in the midst of canning season. We are filling lots of jars and freezers with a bountiful harvest. Many meals will be made from the harvest, the fruits of our labor. Do we appreciate enough what the Good Lord provides to us? We have so much to be … Continue Reading ››

Breads and Muffins

A bountiful harvest to preserve and enjoy

August 28, 2020 Lovinas Amish Kitchen 3 Comments

The mercury on the thermometer dipped down to a chilly 55 degrees this morning. Son Joseph, 18, just came in from doing the morning chores. He said it’s pretty chilly out there this morning with the wind. His driver should be here any minute. I made him an egg and cheese sandwich for his breakfast. … Continue Reading ››

Side Dishes, Vegetables

August brings cooler mornings and wedding feasts

August 21, 2020 Lovinas Amish Kitchen 2 Comments

Friday, August 14th is daughter Elizabeth and Timothy’s 5th anniversary. Happy anniversary to them and wishing them many more happy healthy years together. May God continue to be their guide! They have three children: Abigail, who will turn 4 on September 10, Timothy (T.J.), 1 1/2 years, and baby Allison, 7 months. So very precious … Continue Reading ››

Casseroles, Vegetables

Late summer harvest and wedding celebrations

August 14, 2020 Lovinas Amish Kitchen

Four years ago, on August 5, we were busy hosting daughter Susan and Mose’s wedding. Happy Anniversary Mose and Susan. We wish them many more happy and healthy years together with God as their guide. They have been blessed with two wonderful sweet children, Jennifer, 2 1/2, and Ryan, 12 months. Those two little ones … Continue Reading ››

Desserts, Vegetables

July birthdays and zucchini bars

August 7, 2020 Lovinas Amish Kitchen

It’s Wednesday morning and the humidity has gone, leaving us with a much cooler morning. We had a light shower this morning, which we needed. Our hay was out last night, and hopefully the rain didn’t affect it too much. It seems quiet around here this morning, with Mose, Susan, Jennifer, and Ryan not staying here … Continue Reading ››

Desserts, Pies

Annual family gathering and easy peach cream pie

July 31, 2020 Lovinas Amish Kitchen 6 Comments

On Saturday, July 11th, we all were awake and ready by 5:30 a.m., waiting for our ride on the bus to Monroe, IN to sister Leah and Paul’s house for the annual Coblentz gathering. Lo and behold, 6 a.m. rolled around and still no bus. Finally, we saw a bus pass by and soon after … Continue Reading ››