'Chanukah'
Chanukah, latkes, and cupcakes
7 Comments Published by Karyn Zoldan December 15th, 2009 in Chanukah, Comfort Foods, Food for Thought.
- Image by Runs With Scissors via Flickr
Chanukah is here and I forgot to post about it.
The other night my friends Genie and Steve and their two rescued greyhounds Virginia and Wiggles hosted a delightful Chanukah party.
The house was warm and festive, the people friendly, the food delicious, and the cupcakes stole the show.
Steve was the cook …
[more...]Giant Eagle Grocery Store December Wine Specials
1 Comment Published by Marie Nicholas December 9th, 2007 in Chanukah, Christmas, Wine Tips, Wines.
Hello Wine Lovers in Cleveland. Enjoy these December specials from Giant Eagle. Happy Holidays!
 Simi ’06 Chardonnay orig $18.99 SAVE $4.00 $14.99
This crisp white is a perfect food partner. Lemon and pear flavors dominate with a subtle toasty oak finish. SAVE $65.99 by the case.
Kendall Jackson Chardonnay orig $16.49 SAVE $1.50 $14.99
A Favorite for Holiday, …
[more...]Happy Hanukkah – Do You Have Hanukkah Gelt or Guilt?
0 Comments Published by Karyn Zoldan December 1st, 2007 in Chanukah, Comfort Foods, Family Traditions, Food for Thought, Memories, Recipes.Hanukkah starts on December 4 eve and lasts eight days. No, it’s not the Jewish Christmas but I can see how people think so because it happens in December and there’s an exchange of presents.
When I was a kid, we would get a present every night of the week. They weren’t big presents but things that we needed like …
[more...]A Tasket, a Tisket, Please Pass the Brisket
1 Comment Published by Karyn Zoldan December 14th, 2006 in Chanukah, Cravings, Family Traditions, Recipes.It’s that time of year when I crave brisket.
My mother would always make a brisket around Chanukkah along with potato latkes and applesauce. I yearn for that good European-Jewish food that I grew up with.
I can count on one hand all the times I’ve made brisket. I just don’t seem to have the knack to choose an adequate …
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