Anne Larson of
Aberdeen, South Dakota (pictured here in traditional German Russian
garb) delighted Schmeckfest viewers with her Easter breads - fiegele
(little birds) and kranse (crown
of thorns).
In 1898, Anne's
parents, Frederick and Rosina Roesch, left Gluekstal, Russia, for
the United States, where they then settled in South Dakota. Of the
fourteen children of Frederick and Rosina's, Anne is the last to survive.
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Anne Larson
If
you missed seeing Schmeckfest on Prairie Public Television, you
still have a chance to enjoy this heart-warming (and mouth-watering)
documentary. Order a videotape copy of Schmeckfest for only $29.95.
This wonderful Collectors' Edition includes the full documentary plus
almost 20 minutes of bonus footage not seen on television.