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Thursday, August 18, 2016

Comfort food: brown noodles

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Ok, so if noodles implies egg noodles, this should be called brown pasta instead.  This is like rice-a-roni without the rice.   I find it ...
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Tuesday, May 10, 2016

Jake Cake: a pareve pear and chocolate cake

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Last Sukkot our friend Kobi served us pareve (non-dairy) pear and pecan cake that was really good.  Since we are always on the lookout f...
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Wednesday, May 4, 2016

Moroccan brisket, fartaytscht und farbessert

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I posted an earlier, somewhat easier version of this recipe here .  Sometimes, though, it you are going to take on a brisket, which can be a...
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Tuesday, January 27, 2015

Cabbage with lamb pancetta and cumin -- cooking from the fridge on a snow day

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Successful cooking from the pantry and refrigerator is a function of what you have in them.  A few six packs (which we don't have) and...
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Thursday, December 11, 2014

Olive oil cake with orange and chocolate for Chanukah, or anytime

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Hanukah foods are those fried in oil or cooked with copious amounts of oil, especially olive oil, in memory of the miracle of the Temple lam...
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Thursday, September 11, 2014

Cooking at Wilch Hall #3: Just Plain Rice

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Now that you know how to cook vegetables, you need something to serve with them.  The logical, and one of the cheapest choices, is rice. ...
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Wednesday, September 3, 2014

Feisty old lady

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This cocktail was devised by Maya Divack and Sarah Zarrow on the Cape in August. One of the motivations is that Sarah is allergic to juniper...
Monday, September 1, 2014

Cooking at Wilch Hall #2: Indian Green Beans with Harry

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You can only imagine how happy I was when Harry said that he wanted some spices to bring back to school, and some quick cooking lessons so...

Silk Road Smash

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A smash is a julep-like drink, and this is very much like a mint julep, only tastier.  There is no better libation to use to console yours...
Sunday, August 31, 2014

Cooking at Wilch Hall, #1: Indian vegetables

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"Dad, where did you get the 'Hall' from, it's just Wilch." So says Harry, who is living this year in Wilch, a res...
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Alan Divack
I am a program officer at a small foundation. I started this blog a few years ago when I was rather underemployed, and found it so therapeutic that I have continued it now that I have less time on my hands. In this picture, I am carrying a basket of squash and Tuscan black kale, and eating a road lily (very edible and tasty).
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