hello, my flist. today is hannah glasse's 310th birthday. she wrote a cookbook that was notable for being
written for normal people rather than professional chefs, like an eighteenth-century joy of cooking. neat!
in 1891 an african choir from south africa toured britain, even performing for queen victoria.
have some photos of three of the
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Loved the twitter names
Have a good flight and good passover! I'm doing a super low key one this year, no seder or anything which makes for a nice change from cooking for a week in prep but still.. no excuse for making 3 harosets and 5 desserts this way so there is that.
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sometimes people on twitter are really fun and clever.
we only had two charosets (one standard ashkenazi charoset and one sephardic/israeli charoset) but i think we might have had five desserts. altho that includes the chocolate bark and the candy.... so how did it feel to not have to spend a week preparing? :D it sounds like a very chill passover.
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Not having to spend so much time cleaning/preparing was great. I'm not in the best health and don't think I could have actually done it anyway. Not having all the charoset leftovers though was less good. Matzoh without any charosets is a little sad.
Yummmm chocolate bark
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Enjoy Florida!
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Floatie Bloatie as label for hippos-- Hah! It's cruel, but so true. :D
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well, hippos float and they do look kind of bloated.... it just makes me picture round hippo plushies. there are so many good ones in the replies, too.
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