Pesach 2010 food shopping list
March 28, 2010
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Every month I spend approximately $600 on groceries for our family of 11, and this month has been no different, including all extra Passover food
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Every month I spend approximately $600 on groceries for our family of 11, and this month has been no different, including all extra Passover food
I can’t think of a catchy name for this recipe, but it’s really yummy! It’s ideal as a side dish for meat or chicken but
We made a large batch of this (three times the below recipe) to have for breakfast some of the days of Pesach. Pesach Granola 1
Though I generally don’t post more than one recipe a week (and often not even that), for the next few days I’ll be sharing recipes
Cabbage is a great vegetable because it’s so versatile, inexpensive, and stays fresh a long time (good for someone like me who buys vegetables every
My kitchen is officially turned over for Passover as of this morning, and I already have a pot of lamb broth simmering on the stove
>>I’ve been starting to plan meals for Passover, in the hopes that better planning will mean we eat more than matzah spread with whatever. I was
I was going to respond to the comment made recently and share about how to make the ‘turning over the kitchen’ stage as stress-free as
Have you ever noticed that packaged foods that are certified for Pesach (Passover) are very expensive? (How’s that for a nicely phrased understatement? 😆 )
This week I’m officially getting started on my Pesach (Passover) cleaning! I generally don’t do more than two hours of cleaning on any given day