Our refrigerator post-last night’s Seder. There’s actually more food there than before the Seder. Regardless, today I fully expect to hear, “Mom, there’s nothing to eat!”
Wishing everyone who celebrates a peaceful and happy Passover.
Posted on 20 April 2008, in It's Just Life and tagged and more food, cooking, family, food, holidays, Jewish Life, Passover, Seder. Bookmark the permalink. 5 Comments.
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Thanks! It's a lovely holiday, lots of history to it, but I'd love to get out of the kitchen for a d
Have a happy Pesach, Jennifer.
Thanks, SJ, and of course the same to you and yours. When/why do you think the "ve'Kasher" was added
!חג כשר ושמח
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Wow! You are organized!!!
You have *no* idea what the counter looked like before we muscled all those little boxes into the frig! LOL A lot has already been eaten, thankfully.
Who’s Gefilte is that?
My fridge has 4 items in it
What gefilte? The box with the blue lid has matza balls in it.
Ada’s gefilte fish was on the bottom shelf behind the chicken soup and chopped liver.
See? It is true what they say about women.
Only 4 items? I bet the rest was tasty!