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- With Lancaster’s Amish community close at hand, the Pennsylvania Dutch influence remains strong in Philadelphia dining. The Reading Terminal Market’s Dutch Eating Place provides a countertop passport to German immigrant foodways, cooking up rib-sticking apple dumplings, ham loaf, and shoo-fly pie—all recipes meant to sustain a day of work in the fields.
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Philadelphia, PA - What can be better than thin slices of chicken sautéed with peppers, onions, and mushrooms, with cheese served in a fresh long-roll? Often overlooked, the Chicken Cheesesteak is the other white meat of the Cheesesteak world.
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Philadelphia, PA - Sticky Buns are the perfect breakfast treat, initially brought to the region by the German bakers. The tradition of Sticky Buns has become a popular item at many Philadelphian bakeries.
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Philadelphia, PA - One of America’s most celebrated fall drives is Route 32 in Bucks County, Pennsylvania. This road trip will take you along the Delaware River’s easterly border of Bucks County with an abundance of antique shops, art galleries, historic sites, and trendy restaurants.
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