We always have a jar of salsa in the pantry. Always. It’s perfect to have on hand for a “cheat day” dinner of nachos, for spicing up your meatballs or for one of our family...
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Read More →I have always loved the Jewish ritual of Shabbat. I’ve written about my ritual reset a few times and I really believe the chance to be present, and in the moment, for 25 hours is something that...
Read More →September is here, which means the annual marathon of Jewish holidays is just around the corner. All over the world, Jewish cooks are planning menus and working out who to invite over for which celebratory...
Read More →Where are you from? For many, that’s a pretty simple question. If you’re anything like me and have held more than a dozen “permanent” addresses before the age of 30, you’ll stumble to find the...
Read More →Our local grocery store, Sprouts Market, change their weekly specials every Wednesday (and specials from each week overlap on Wednesday so shop on hump day for maximum savings) and when they reduce the price of...
Read More →I get asked for my lentil soup often, and for the longest time I could have sworn I had posted the recipe online, but time and time again, I was thinking of split pea soup,...
Read More →For the last six weeks, I feel like I have been running. There was was NY trip, then the inevitable post-travel catch up, family visited, I bought a minivan, more family visited, our son turned...
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