Episode 5: Grandma Minnie’s Pickles
We’re finally featuring our first grandfather on Dishing Up the Past! Though the pickle recipe was brought over from Russia by Minnie Lampcov, her son Harold has been making them for decades with… Continue reading
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Episode 4 features some simple and delicious cookies!
We’re very please to share Episode 4 of ‘Dishing up the Past’ with you. Our first season is almost over – we’ll be releasing the video for Nechama’s Cholent soon to get you… Continue reading
Here is Episode 2!
Episode 2 of ‘Dishing Up the Past’ is ready! Visit this page to see the video, get the recipes, and read more about Ruth Levy, our featured cook. A big thank you to Ruth, Raphaelle… Continue reading
Bubbie Sara Winer (and Bubbie Ida’s) Sweet Cheese Kugel
Sara Winer is like a second mother to me. She is my mother’s best friend from Boston where my family used to live. They raised their families side by side, but when our… Continue reading
The Crew Gets a Taste of Shabbos
Nechama means “to comfort”, and the name is very fitting for a mother who loves to take care of her four daughters and show them love through food. The youngest is Dishing Up… Continue reading
Making Grandma Clara’s Poppy Seed Cake with Grandma Hazel and Family
Dan, Cheryl and Grandma Hazel having their first bite of cake When Dan’s great grandmother Clara turned 94, his grandma Hazel and mother Cheryl along with other family members came to celebrate with… Continue reading
Evette Mashaal’s Massafan cookies, straight from Baghdad!
Evette Mashaal lived in Baghdad until she was thirteen. While walking in the streets her long, blondish hair had to be braided so as not to attract too much attention. Before migrating to… Continue reading
Here is Episode 1!
Episode 1 of ‘Dishing Up the Past’ is ready! Visit this page to see the video, get the recipes, and read more about Gilberte Cohen-Scali, our first featured cook. A big thank you… Continue reading
Le Mood Cooking Workshop with PREVIEW!
Limud (v.) to study, to learn (hebrew) Study (v.) “application of the mind to the acquisition of knowledge” As we love to acquire new skills, to share new stories and to enjoy some… Continue reading
