I attended P.S.115, also called E.B.B., Elizabeth Barrett Browning, from K-8. It was a co-ed elementary school but once we hit middle school the boys were transferred out, and E.B.B was dubbed “everything but boys.” The school was walking distance from where we lived but there was a crossing guard, a flaming red-head named Irene, [...]
Archive for December, 2010
Mushroom Stuffed Chicken Breasts
Posted in Chicken, tagged breaded chicken, Mushrooms, New Year's Eve Memories, Stuffed Chicken Breasts on December 24, 2010 | 6 Comments »
New Year is approaching and during the course of the week we will greet both friends and strangers with wishes for a Happy New Year. It is the time of year when we are filled with goodwill, and we extend the hope that a better year lies ahead for all of us. It is the [...]
Mollie’s Mississippi Mud Cake
Posted in Dessert, tagged Chocolate Cake, Dessert, Recipe fpr Mississippi Mud Pie on December 16, 2010 | 5 Comments »
My friend Lori wanted to share this story and recipe about her mom, Mollie. I was touched by the request and thrilled that she wanted to honor her Mom! Last week I spent an afternoon with Lori watching her prepare this family recipe and when the cake was done, we shared a slice. My [...]
Meatballs (turkey) in Tomato Sauce
Posted in Turkey, tagged Ground Turkey, Italians, Meatballs, recipe, The Bronx, tomato sauce on December 9, 2010 | 3 Comments »
I must confess that there are many things that I love about Christmas. I love the carols, the movies, and the wonderful decorations that announce the arrival of the holiday season. My children had to get used to the fact that after Thanksgiving, my car radio was tuned to the station that played Christmas music, [...]
Latkes
Posted in Eggs, Parve (non-dairy), Side Dish, tagged Channukah, Eggs, matzoh meal, potato latkes, recipe on December 3, 2010 | 14 Comments »
The Chanukah of my childhood bears little resemblance to how we now celebrate the holiday. Growing up there were three ways that a visitor to our home would recognize that it was Chanukah. Latkes were being fried in the kitchen, a Hanukkiah was prominently placed on the dining room table, and a dreidel or two [...]
