Cooking classes are fun for everyone – kind of like adult summer camp. You don’t have to be Jewish, you don’t have to be Jewish yet, you don’t have to be young, old, tall or a good cook! Just love to eat and shmooze. The Beth Am community is warm and funny. Join us next…
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Passover Made Easy
Not everyone who holds a seder grew up with Passover traditions. Dawn will share tasty Passover recipes, shortcuts, and tips for engaging children (and spouses) of all ages in the holiday. Date: Thursday, March 22 Time: 9:30 – 11:30am Place: Kol Shofar, 215 Blackfield Drive, Tiburon Cost: $20 To register, please call the Osher Marin…
Read More »Juggling the Multi-Generational Seder
It can be a challenge to have everyone from your neighbor’s toddler to your great uncle coming to your seder. Will people be bored? Will they get hungry? Will the kids wander from the table eliciting mumbling from other guests? Join me to discuss ways to keep everyone happy, when to compromise and when to…
Read More »Passover Made Easy
Not everyone who holds a seder grew up with Passover traditions. Dawn will share tasty Passover recipes, shortcuts, and tips for engaging children (and spouses) of all ages in the holiday. Date: Thursday, March 22 Time: 9:30 – 11:30am Place: Kol Shofar, 215 Blackfield Drive, Tiburon Cost: $20 To register, please call the Osher Marin…
Read More »What do you put on your seder plate?
What do you need on the Seder plate? The Seder Plate holds: Z’roa – a shank bone. Vegetarians can use a beet. This represents the Passover sacrifice that was offered at the ancient temple in Jerusalem. Betzah – an egg. Hard boil the egg. I hold mine (with tongs) over the flames of my gas…
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I love seder plates. There are all kinds to pick from. Go to a local Judaica store and browse. Here’s a traditional look: Lenox China made this seder plate. I got it as a wedding present and used it for years. Then I saw this seder plate and decided that I often need two seder…
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