First, a humorous, yet poignant message from Marc Gellman: THE YENTAS: 05/02/2024 A Shabbat moment to think about other things: THE YENTAS . . . . . . were the fabric of our community where I grew up. Ahh . . . the old neighborhood with the YIDDISHE accents spoken and everyone “REDEN” (spoke)Yiddish, along…
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Pollo Fritto Artistico (reiteration)
Before presenting to you, Beautiful People, a unique Chanukkah recipe originating in Italy and inspired by non-Jews, it is my great pleasure to share a lovely poem composed by a non-Jewish blogofriend Jonathan Coswell who chronicles everyday events in limericks. Please click on the link to enjoy the poem and come back for the recipe…
Seasoned Veterans, Young Chicken, and Shabbat Shalom from a Friend
First, a heartfelt and immensely powerful message from a dear friend. Jews Count Too: 11/09/2023 JEWS COUNT TOO . . . . . . ICH BIN A YID. I am a Jew, who like so many other Jews will shout the words, “NEVER AGAIN.” But once again, we are witnessing streets filled with people reinforcing…
Bitten by a Chicken – Honey Chicken Bites (reiteration)
I have been remiss, Beautiful People, both in reading your posts and answering your kind comments. Please accept my sincere apologies! Once the holidays are over, and I have a chance to catch up with reviewing student papers, I will start catching up with the blogosphere. Meanwhile, here is another holiday recipe. Have you ever…
Chicky Chaulent
On the seventh day of Creation, “G-d blessed the seventh day and He hallowed it, for thereon He abstained from all His work that G-d created to do” (Bereishit 2:3); therefore, He commanded us to “guard and remember” this day called Shabbat, or, in my Eastern European dialect, Shabbos. While most Jews in the “shtetlach”…
Pollo Fritto Artistico
Before presenting to you, Beautiful People, a unique Chanukkah recipe originating in Italy and inspired by non-Jews, it is my great pleasure to share a lovely poem composed by a non-Jewish blogofriend Jonathan Coswell who chronicles every day events in limericks. Please click on the link to enjoy the poem and come back for the…
Bitten by a Chicken – Honey Chicken Bites
Posted by KOOLKOSHERKITCHEN on OCTOBER 9, 2020EDIT I have been remiss, Beautiful People, both in reading your posts and answering your kind comments. Please accept my sincere apologies! Once the holidays are over, and I have a chance to catch up with reviewing student papers, I will start catching up with the blogosphere. Meanwhile, here is another holiday…
My Grandmother’s Recipes: Part 5, Soup
My grandparents’ teenage romance continues in this chapter (click for Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 6, Part 7). *This is not an error; I included the top of the next page in order to finish a paragraph and to leave you, Beautiful People, in suspense. The synagogue story will continue next week. 11. Mazel Tov – Congratulations (lit. Good Luck)…
We Have a New Guest Chef – Dolly Aizenman
Originally posted on A Jeanne in the Kitchen:
It has been quite awhile since our last Guest Chef. No one has been sending anything in, and I miss that. I love seeing what’s cooking in your kitchens. But all that has changed, and now, we have a new Guest Chef, my friend, Dolly Aizenman. You…
Pollo Fritto Artistico
Before presenting to you, Beautiful People, a unique Chanukkah recipe originating in Italy and inspired by non-Jews, it is my great pleasure to share a lovely poem composed by a non-Jewish blogofriend Jonathan Coswell who chronicles every day events in limericks. Please click on the link to enjoy the poem and come back for the…
Seasoned Veterans and Young Chicken
To all veterans: Happy Veterans Day and thank you for your service! To all Marines: Happy Marine Birthday! This post is dedicated to Jennifer, a beautiful lady with a huge heart, originally from Jamaica, and a retired Marine. When I ran the school, Jennifer was my right hand, my left hand, and most of the…
Bitten by a Chicken – Honey Chicken Bites
Have you ever been bitten by a chicken? No? Chicken don’t bite? Are you sure? What about figuratively, rather than literally, when a whole bunch of people, almost three million of them, got bitten, that is, obsessed, by the same idea? It happened about thirty three hundred years ago, and those people were by no…
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