The Joy of Pesach
cindys
complaining "there's nothing to eat." Is this happening in anyone else's
house?
Also, someone forgot to replace the chair in front of the refrigerator and
Alvin, (our dog who can open the refrigerator door), ate the potato kugel
:-/
Other than that it's been a nice yom tov. Hope everyone's enjoying the
holiday! :-)
Best regards,
---Cindy S.
Mark Edelstein
Susan Cohen
"cindys" <cst...@rochester.rr.com> wrote in message
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> For the last 3 days, my kids have been eating nonstop while simultaneously
> complaining "there's nothing to eat." Is this happening in anyone else's
> house?
I've been cooking nonstop & neither of the children want any of it, except
for my rolls (the daughter) and cheese slices (the baby). Go figure.
>
> Also, someone forgot to replace the chair in front of the refrigerator and
> Alvin, (our dog who can open the refrigerator door), ate the potato kugel
> :-/
My aunt & uncle found (when their son was old enough to open the door, but
not old enough to be trsuted alone with an open refrigerator) that a bungie
cord worked real well.
>
> Other than that it's been a nice yom tov. Hope everyone's enjoying the
> holiday! :-)
I was holding my breath all throughout the first hald of serder until the
meal, because I had volunteered to make sweet & sour brisket & had the
horrible feeling that everyone would hate it. They didn't. Except my
daughter won't eat any more of it....
Susan
Fiona
"cindys" <cst...@rochester.rr.com> wrote
Three days is a long Shabbat/Yom Tov, but I got some serious reading done
(finished one book, read the whole of another, and a few chapters of a
third) - great. Not being able to start preparations for the Seder/Seuda
until 9:30 pm was a problem, but I was well organised and the seuda just
needed heating up and dishing up.
Still can't work out how to *savour* the taste of the Afikoman, but I have
another year to figure that out :-)
Moedim l'simhah
Fiona
bac...@vms.huji.ac.il
> For the last 3 days, my kids have been eating nonstop while simultaneously
> complaining "there's nothing to eat." Is this happening in anyone else's
> house?
Yes :-) Seriously, research has shown that eating involves visual cues.
So vary the sight and texture of the Pessach foods to fool the brain
that one is eating large quantities of food. Thus, on a per gram basis,
one eats much larger quantities of mashed potatoes than say baked (not
fried) potato slices. Instead of giving the kids scrambled eggs, add
a tablespoon of matza meal and some vegetables and turn the simple scrambled
eggs into a fancy omelet.
>
> Also, someone forgot to replace the chair in front of the refrigerator and
> Alvin, (our dog who can open the refrigerator door), ate the potato kugel
> :-/
ROTFL!!!!!!!!!!!!
And apropos, instead of fattening potato kugel use Bodek frozen cauliflower
or broccoli to make a vegetable quiche [no Ian, not KISH MIR EN ....]. It's
filling, healthy and low fat.
>
> Other than that it's been a nice yom tov. Hope everyone's enjoying the
> holiday! :-)
Josh
> Best regards,
> ---Cindy S.
>
Eliyahu Rooff
"Susan Cohen" <flav...@verizon.net> wrote in message
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>
>
> I was holding my breath all throughout the first hald of serder until
the
> meal, because I had volunteered to make sweet & sour brisket & had the
> horrible feeling that everyone would hate it. They didn't. Except my
> daughter won't eat any more of it....
>
I'll be glad to stop by and help dispose of whatever's left... :-)
Eliyahu
CW
"Eliyahu Rooff" <lro...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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Meat kiddush on Shabbat at YISS?
CW
LeslieF
<cst...@rochester.rr.com> wrote:
>For the last 3 days, my kids have been eating nonstop while simultaneously
>complaining "there's nothing to eat." Is this happening in anyone else's
>house?
Ditto here. My girls have been eating up all the cream cheese that
should have got us through at least Wednesday. Now that it is Chol
HaMoed, the two older ones boarded the bus to Great Adventure with
NCSY and the little one went to work with DAD. Now I can get the
vacuum out and suck up all the matzoh crumbs!!!!
mos...@mm.huji.ac.il
> For the last 3 days, my kids have been eating nonstop while
> simultaneously complaining "there's nothing to eat." Is this
> happening in anyone else's house?
Of course. Matzah is "bread of affliction" so we never feel satiated
when we eat it.
> Also, someone forgot to replace the chair in front of the
> refrigerator and Alvin, (our dog who can open the refrigerator
> door), ate the potato kugel :-/
Thus proving Cindy, that your potato kugel _is_ "raui l'achilat kelev".
> Other than that it's been a nice yom tov. Hope everyone's enjoying
> the holiday! :-)
It was GREAT!
Moshe Schorr
It is a tremendous Mitzvah to always be happy! - Reb Nachman of Breslov
Harry Weiss
> > For the last 3 days, my kids have been eating nonstop while
> > simultaneously complaining "there's nothing to eat." Is this
> > happening in anyone else's house?
> Of course. Matzah is "bread of affliction" so we never feel satiated
> when we eat it.
> > Also, someone forgot to replace the chair in front of the
> > refrigerator and Alvin, (our dog who can open the refrigerator
> > door), ate the potato kugel :-/
> Thus proving Cindy, that your potato kugel _is_ "raui l'achilat kelev".
> > Other than that it's been a nice yom tov. Hope everyone's enjoying
> > the holiday! :-)
> It was GREAT!
Ours was also great. It good to be with the family. We heard some excellent shiurim
from Rabbi Aaron Rakeffet and Rabbi Herschel Solinca. Unfortunately out wasteline
also grew.
> Moshe Schorr
> It is a tremendous Mitzvah to always be happy! - Reb Nachman of Breslov
--
Harry J. Weiss
hjw...@panix.com
Harry Weiss
> CW
I am sponsoring a meat Kiddush at Knesset Israel in Sacramento this Shabbos (my
fathers Yahrzeit) Everyone is welcome to come.
Chano
"Harry Weiss" <hjw...@panix.com> wrote in message
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Thank you. BTW it's interesting that Sacramento is the translation of
Kiddush.
Chano