That cake sounds good! I have to say, it's always confused me a bit why we can use matzoh flour (which is flour and water, mixed and baked and then crushed/crumbled back to a matzoh like consistency) but not actual flour, but then again, there's a lot of specific passover rules I never understood.
Wow, I can't imagine hosting 19 people at my seder, but then again, my place is on the smaller side.
it was a gooood cake. i think the flour has to be made from unsprouted wheat which is what makes it ok for passover.
NINETEEN PEOPLE. my cousin has four kids and his sister-in-law has three, so that's already eleven people. next passover my parents will probably be in florida and i have no idea what we're going to do then, but there will probably be fewer people.
i think writing the summary will be ok, but unless i have a title when i start writing, they're always a pain to think up. bleh!
I was hoping for a cake photograph, just saying. And who is this Elijah you forgot to open the door for? Did he have to climb through a window because of your forgetfulness? :D
Happy late Passover! Which is incredibly late this year, but so it goes.
Nineteen people in a house is a lot! My parents used to manage some upper limit of 15 or so in their previous (of many) houses only by putting the dining room table at a diagonal. Ultimately, it's usually the limits of the room, since you can add on more tables. ;)
they had to run the table into the living room. their next-door neighbor went to a seder on saturday that was thirty people. O.O whose house is that big??
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Wow, I can't imagine hosting 19 people at my seder, but then again, my place is on the smaller side.
Ugh titles and summaries. Good luck!!!
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NINETEEN PEOPLE. my cousin has four kids and his sister-in-law has three, so that's already eleven people. next passover my parents will probably be in florida and i have no idea what we're going to do then, but there will probably be fewer people.
i think writing the summary will be ok, but unless i have a title when i start writing, they're always a pain to think up. bleh!
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I was hoping for a cake photograph, just saying. And who is this Elijah you forgot to open the door for? Did he have to climb through a window because of your forgetfulness? :D
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Nineteen people in a house is a lot! My parents used to manage some upper limit of 15 or so in their previous (of many) houses only by putting the dining room table at a diagonal. Ultimately, it's usually the limits of the room, since you can add on more tables. ;)
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