DerDutchman Restaurant. After a trip through the fryer, the dough is tender and just slightly chewy and the outside crisped and craggled, leaving plenty of pockets perfect for filling with a sweet brown butter glaze
For instance, DerDutchman’s kitchen churns out some delicious confections in Plain City, Ohio (and other locations) but that is a restaurant, not an actual Amish-owned bakery
Fluffy dinner rolls at DerDutchman…. In fact, there were so many Plain people – Amish and Mennonites – that some people incorrectly believed Plain City’s name derived from them
While I was in DerDutchman yesterday I also grabbed a batch of chocolate peanut butter cookies (sitting there lonesomely among the monster cookies, snickerdoodles and iced Russian shortbread
I’m not usually a huge fan of sprawling chain-type restaurants but in Plain City the DerDutchman Restaurant acts as a caretaker and placeholder for the area’s Amish heritage
At about the half-way mark, there is a very large Amish restaurant, DerDutchman. For those not familiar with the Amish, they live life without many of the modern conveniences
The first major event of your day will be eating breakfast at the DerDutchman (not pictured here), where you won’t even be able to reach your table without running into someone you know, or who knows you – or one of your aunts, uncles, cousins
After a quick stop for lunch at DerDutchman Restaurant and Bakery, an Amish-owned and run restaurant that’s incredibly popular (and rightly so, the chocolate peanut butter cream pie was to die for), we were off to Mote Aquarium
Later on we’d moved to Waynesville after separating from the military, and at some point, which I no longer recall, the restaurant traded ownership and became DerDutchman
DerDutchman used to have a location in Waynesville, Ohio and this recipe has its roots there. Anyway, if you’ve ever wondering how much money a full-time Amish taxi driver and make and what sort of experiences they get to have, this post is for you
