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Monthly Archives: April 2014
In Comb Bees Is
What happens when a self-made Jewish American Princess gets bitten by the beekeeping bug? I’ll let you know as the story develops. So far it’s led to one hive, at least three epiphanies, two bee suits, 36 jars of honey, … Continue reading
Posted in memoir, Uncategorized
Tagged Bees, Hobbies, Honey, Jack, memoir, Trzmiel, Uncategorized, Workers
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Pesach on South Beach
Originally posted on Onecakebaker:
MONDAY, APRIL 11, 2011 Passover on South Beach Pesach in South Beach When we conduct the Seder, matza is called ‘the bread of affliction.’ Because strictly observing the commandment in Deuteronomy does not just mean eating…
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Tagged Congregation Etz Chayim, constipation, Diets, Matza, Passover, Pesach, South Beach, Uncategorized, vegetables
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Improved Passover Apple Cake–with doubled recipe!
I posted this apple cake recipe YEARS ago, on Blogspot, on my blog called “Melon Memories,” which still exists, even though it is empty because blogs are hard to kill. Last Pesach, I gave the recipe to one of my … Continue reading
Posted in Pesach
Tagged apple cake, apple cake recipe, dessert, Frances R. AvRutick, granny smith apples, Melissa Baten, Passover cake, Pesach, recipe, streusel
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A sobering talk on the broken paradigm of disaster relief
Remember Hurricane Sandy? The woman does. Monica Byrne, a restauranter who lives and works in Red Hook brooklyn, gave this Ted talk about the disaster, and why she organized her own charity to distribute aid directly in her neighborhood to people … Continue reading
Passover Cleaning, Passover Cogitation
OK, put down your cleaning rag for a second and let’s talk about Passover. What does it mean to you? For me, it is a time of deep cleaning and introspection, which leads to gratitude. It used to mean more–I … Continue reading
Posted in Passover, Uncategorized
Tagged assimilation, cleaning, crumbs, Family Memories, Food, gratitude, Jewish practice, Kosher, Passover, Pesach, Uncategorized
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