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Report on the San Francisco Writer’s Conference
I got a late start on the conference, as I only showed up Friday morning, Valentines day. Fact is, I typed out about 8 Tweets. First, the supportive cupcake at lunch :, d Then, the keynote at lunch was Chitra Divalkalkuruni, … Continue reading
Curling! the ice kind.
How hard could it be to push a rock across the ice? Well, pretty hard, actually. So curling is sort of like crouching down and pushing yourself off of a set of starters blocks to begin a sprint on a … Continue reading
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Life Lessons , Fiction, and Philosophy
Hello, everybody. It’s still very dry here in California. I spent a couple of hours trying to clean the deck where I put out a lot of pots which sometimes grow plants in them, and sometimes don’t. I am cleaning it … Continue reading
Back to my memoir, and a sad result of iOS updates
One of the first people to help me understand my father’s documents was a man named Alex Bauer, a friend of my in-laws and a lovely man from Hungary. He died last year, after a long and full life, and … Continue reading
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Thanksgivvukah or Thanukah? Either way, I’m taking a pass for the rest of the month
I am taking the rest of the month off of blogging here. I’m trying to write a novel in a month, so I have to narrow my bandwidth. See you in December.
Thanksgivvukah Idea #5–Pumpkin Doughnuts
Jodi Paley gave me this one–Pumpkin cream in her soufganiot (doughnuts)! Sounds great. she will mix pumpkin puree with whipped cream.
Thanksgivvukah idea #4–Hand Pies
Thanksgivvukah idea #4 Thanksgivikkuah Hand Pies This family is the real deal. They deep-fry their turkey (see idea#1), Mom and Dad are both rabbis, and Mom bakes up a storm. She even makes her own pumpkin butter. That’s too intense … Continue reading
TRAYF ALERT! An idea related to Thangsivikah idea #3
TRAYF ALERT! An idea related to Thangsivikah idea #3 Do you know what Poutine is? It’s french fries and gravy (like they have in Baltimore) with cheese curds. Well, Thanksgivvikuah idea #3 is–potato latkes with turkey gravy! I overheard someone … Continue reading
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Thanksgivukah idea #2–sweet potato latkes
A latke is a latke is a latke. A vegetable is grated, mixed with a binder, formed into patties which are fried. My latke rainbow was made with four different types of veggies. You can see from the color differences … Continue reading
Thanksgivvukah Idea #1
On chanukah, we celebrate by frying things. European Jews fry grated potatoes for latkes, Sephardic jews fry pastry for soufganiot, or jelly doughnuts. While I have seen some recipes for sweet potato latkes to be served up with cranberry sauce, … Continue reading