79 days ago by dudewheresthestove

Red Amaryllis, Como Park Conservatory, Sunken Garden The Mall of America is not the alpha and the omega of the Twin Cities. Besides the “royalty” of the State Fair carved into butter busts, the TC has some spectacular art. Who would know that these Midwestern cities offer shelter to some world-class ...

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158 days ago by C. Carr

There is a very, very funny story attached to this 'tashen. I won't tell you though, since I wasn't exactly involved. Richard of The Golf Watch, who witnessed it all first hand, has agreed to record the anecdote for posterity. I'll post it here.

¡No Manches! - no-manches.blogspot.com

158 days ago by C. Carr

There is a very, very funny story attached to this 'tashen. I won't tell you though, since I wasn't exactly involved. Richard of The Golf Watch, who witnessed it all first hand, has agreed to record the anecdote for posterity. I'll post it here.

¡No Manches! - no-manches.blogspot.com

158 days ago by C. Carr

Preparation was grueling. Look, more than one spoon! Got some'n in the oven! All finished, and pretty warped looking! Most of them looked like this. It's a sort of crumbly cupcake. This was the prize 'tashen: it was actually triangular ... And tasted better for it.

¡No Manches! - no-manches.blogspot.com

158 days ago by C. Carr

Preparation was grueling. Look, more than one spoon! Got some'n in the oven! All finished, and pretty warped looking! Most of them looked like this. It's a sort of crumbly cupcake. This was the prize 'tashen: it was actually triangular ... And tasted better for it.

¡No Manches! - no-manches.blogspot.com

163 days ago by C. Carr

Here is the second in a multi-media homage to the hamentashen. These are looking much better than the ones I've made which, being so distinct from actual hamentashen, I have renamed "meinetashen." That is probably very poor German, and even more impoverished Yiddish. At any rate. Enjoy! Is the green ...

¡No Manches! - no-manches.blogspot.com

164 days ago by fresca

I am two days late posting this Hamantashen recipe for Purim, but you can make these filled cookies anytime. Purim celebrates one of my favorite stories: Queen Esther bravely acknowledging to her Persian husband, King Xerxes, that she is Jewish, in order to save her people threatened by the king's e ...

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167 days ago by fyberduck

To make up for my lack of posting these last few days, I come bearing a very popular Hamentashen recipe I made up Alas, it’s too late for Purim but these goodies are always fun to eat! Other news? Have to work a bit tomorrow and meet with Opus about a sock design. [...]

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167 days ago by fyberduck

To make up for my lack of posting these last few days, I come bearing a very popular Hamentashen recipe I made up Alas, it’s too late for Purim but these goodies are always fun to eat! Other news? Have to work a bit tomorrow and meet with Opus about a sock design. [...]

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168 days ago by Jim Rose

Lincoln and Douglas have nothing on the great Latkes v. Hamentashen debate. Which is the ultimate holiday food? There is a book on the subject, which is debated annually at the University of Chicago. One website (above) proposed several topics for discussion which I have posted on my sister blog- Re ...

THE SUPREME COURT JESTER - supremecourtjester.blogspot.com · 3 references