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P. Folbaum on Holiday Table Decor Made Easy
So excited for this holiday! Been doing a tour of sites for ideas. Love the place cards - Thanks! Found...
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Oy! Enough already. Has anyone realized (in the rush to prove, yet again, that we Jews are good Americans) that...
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jewishboston2013 on Pumpkin Kugel Recipe
P.S. We found two recipes that might help: http://hellyeahitsvegan.com/vegan-sweet-noodle-kugel/ (with silken tofu) and http://vegetarian.about.com/od/maindishentreerecipes/r/vegansweetkugel.htm (without).
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jewishboston2013 on Pumpkin Kugel Recipe
Hi Chanie, That's a good question! We checked with our food blogger, who suggested you could try silken tofu in...
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jewishboston2013 on Four Questions with Dana Gitell, Creator of Thanksgivukkah.com
Hi Dan, We will pass your request on to Molly.
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jewishboston2013 on Four Questions with Dana Gitell, Creator of Thanksgivukkah.com
Thanks for sharing, Lauren!
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jewishboston2013 on Menorah + Turkey = Menurkey (Duh!)
Hi Shelly, You can contact the folks at http://menurkey.com/ with any ordering questions!
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