Penn’s Acres Kitchen

    Come join me in Penn’s Acres Kitchen, one of my very favorite places. In our 1839 Pennsylvania brick farmhouse, it’s warm, bright, and friendly, and there’s usually something happening that smells good. If not, I can always start something cooking—or at least run my fingers through the rosemary plant on the windowsill.  

    We enjoy the challenge of delicious creativity with minimum labor, always eager to do the most with whatever is on hand. Whether it’s fresh produce from the Acres, orphaned apples no one wants, or food right from the grocery store, we’ll make something tasty. We rarely seem to buy convenience foods—stubbornly convinced we can make the same thing better, faster, and cheaper. And it's a lot more fun!

 

    Penn’s Acres Kitchen, a slice-of-life letter of kitchen, garden, and heart, was launched in March 2006.  Join us for a cup of coffee and a bite of tiramisu trifle or apple pudding around the old oak table; let’s see what’s cooking and find out where “Penn’s Acres” got its name!