Amish Cooking Class

Wanda E. Brunstetter

When Heidi Troyer opens her Holmes County kitchen to teach the art of Amish cooking, she gathers five students whose backgrounds, struggles, and expectations could hardly be more different. An engaged woman, an estranged expectant mother, a widowed mother, a Vietnam veteran, and an Amish widower find themselves sharing more than recipes as they confront painful questions and unexpected challenges. Amid simmering mysteries, budding romance, and the warmth of shared meals, the class becomes a place for honest conversation, renewed faith, and healing. This heartfelt Amish fiction explores community, forgiveness, second chances, and the ways God can use ordinary moments to transform lives.

Wanda E. Brunstetter

In their Ohio home, Heidi and Lyle welcome six new students to an Amish cooking class, each arriving with different needs, expectations, and challenges. As recipes are shared and friendships take root, a budding romance and the warmth of the gathering offer unexpected opportunities for connection and renewal. Yet while Heidi offers practical guidance and words of wisdom to help nourish her students’ lives, she must also confront the ache in her own heart. Blending faith, family, food, and gentle romance, this uplifting second installment in the Amish Cooking Class series explores the healing power of community and compassion.

Wanda E. Brunstetter

In Holmes County, Ohio, Heidi Troyer launches a children’s Amish cooking class to help two newly orphaned siblings find friendship, stability, and a sense of belonging. As parents and guardians gather around lessons in traditional food and fellowship, several adults confront strained marriages, demanding responsibilities, single parenthood, and the possibility of new love. Through shared meals and unexpected connections, wounded hearts begin to discover the healing power of community, faith, and second chances.