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Pesach on South Beach
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 matza instead of bread–if … Continue reading
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Passover on South Beach
Pesach in South Beach When we conduct the Seder, matza is called ‘the bread of affliction.’ Matza is dense, and dry, and leaves an unbelievable amount of crumbs around the house. It can’t be toasted, and it does not satisfy … Continue reading
School Matters December 3, 2010
School Matters December 3, 2010 Parents of all children will benefit from a program to be held in the Board Room of 25 Churchill Street at 7:00 pm this Wednesday, December 8, called “The Challenge of Nurturing Emotional Intelligence in … Continue reading
Hello world!
Welcome to the online “clip file” of School Matters. This is where I save my School Matters Columns, most recent first. Hopefully I can get all my School Matters columns uploaded, where they can serve as communal history for the … Continue reading
When you eat food in the Southern Hemisphere, how do you swallow?
There are three places with Mediterranean climates in the world. These places all have temperate summers and winters, have rain only about 6 months a year, and are generally great places to grow and eat food.I live in California, that’s … Continue reading
Venturing into gluten-free territory
Food and Whine Gluten Free Goodies Aside from that one Easter Sunday service that Greg Petersen dragged me to in 1979, I never read the New Testament. I should have. One of that document’s key maxims (I understand) is- pride … Continue reading
A Thank -You Note! Now for mine….
In May, I got a thank-you note from a person named Scott Teitler about my apple cake. It warmed my heart.Never underestimate the power of a thank-you note everyone!Now, I have to write a few of my own, since I … Continue reading
Melon memories: Balkanization at the Table
Melon memories: Balkanization at the Table
Melon memories: It’s not a casserole, it’s cholent!
Melon memories: It's not a casserole, it's cholent!
Melon memories: Matzo Ball memories
Melon memories: Matzo Ball memories
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