i rarely seek out contact with anyone in a position of fame, but i have to admit to having tried to get to joannie rochette's web site to send an email of condolence to her. I know she will not respond, and i don't care, i just wanted to tell her some things. so, here is what i would write to her if her bandwidth was not all taken up ( Read more... )

horiatiki (chunky greek salad)
tzatziki (pareve sour cream, cucumber, garlic, dill sauce for eladia patati)
Eladia Patati (greek latkes)
roasted potatoes
skordalia (garlic potato dip)
hummous
moussaka (beef, eggplant, tomato sauce, white wine, garlic, spices)
baclava
loukoumathes (honey puff donuts)

“It never gets old, huh ( Read more... )

Even those who aren't particularly sympathetic to Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu, could get a good measure of satisfaction from this interview with British Television during the retaliation against Hamas' shelling of Israel ( Read more... )

col nidre
challah
greek souffle
fish
salad
fruit

break fast
homemade bagels
cream cheese
lox
egg salad
tuna salad
orange juice
coffee

Today, I am a man - Tomorrow, I will be fish. Thank you Mr. Avri ( Read more... )

I have been thinking about this a lot lately, since we are somewhere around 4 years of more observance ( Read more... )

1 matzah meal ( Read more... )

When sweetnoshings friends you, it is me. I still have yet to do the search for the name, but it is what i hope to use for the business!

I have to admit, that it is rare that the Spectator reports something well enough to bring tears to my eyes, but this article did. Of course, I also got weepy when Rabbi Green talked about it in Shul on Col Nidre, so maybe it is because I know them personally and am so grateful that instead of a tragedy, we have a miracle. Leave a comment  1