Hello my dear, That's a wonderful rhubarb cake you made there, and most importantly, you explained and showed it very well, thank you very much for that! Very well done please keep it up 😋🖐👍 Kind regards from Germany and me, Da Wolf😁👨🍳
Very well Demonstrated. I tried this recipe and I absolutely loved it and I don’t really care too much for rhubarb. I grow a lot of rhubarb and I will definitely be using this in these pies. Where could I find the Ipswich cookbook? Thanks
How is it that a majority of the recipes of Mid European (German, Austrian, Swiss, Dutch)or that that area of the country origin? Are a lot of midwesterner’s of mid European Descent ?
North Dakota too BABY👍
Keep the vids coming! I think this channel will get huge when the RUclips algorithm finally picks up on it 👏 well done as usual.
Thank You!
Hello my dear,
That's a wonderful rhubarb cake you made there, and most importantly, you explained and showed it very well, thank you very much for that! Very well done please keep it up 😋🖐👍
Kind regards from Germany and me, Da Wolf😁👨🍳
Please post the actual recipe I have trouble hearing the exact amounts in the video
Very well Demonstrated. I tried this recipe and I absolutely loved it and I don’t really care too much for rhubarb. I grow a lot of rhubarb and I will definitely be using this in these pies. Where could I find the Ipswich cookbook? Thanks
How is it that a majority of the recipes of Mid European (German, Austrian, Swiss, Dutch)or that that area of the country origin? Are a lot of midwesterner’s of mid European Descent ?
Yes, there are a lot of German and Scandinavian dependents, especially in the upper midwest. A lot of the food traditions continue to carry on today.
@@thesupperclub5415 awesome thank you , always love hearing about different traditions & family kitchens /recipes ( from a little ole New Englander)
What's the oven temp?
I baked mine at 350 degrees for about 50 min.. it turned out the best ever!
Who is your great-grandmom? I'm from the Ipswich area. Also, what's the title of the cookbook?
Yes she is! My Grandma grew up there too. It was the Ipswich Centennial Cookbook from 1983. Are you from the area?