We have 2 pairs of tickets to giveaway to this AWESOME food event at the AWESOME Sixth and I Synagogue this weekend.
Crucial details:
Spike Up the Matzah
Sunday, March 22 at 6:00 pm
Matzah brei, matzah pizza, matzah mania! Just in time for Passover, Chef Spike will offer recipes to rev up your matzah. Matzah MasterSpike will offer an entertaining demonstration of how to create 10 tasty meals, snacks and treats with matzah. And who knows, maybeSpike's mom will join him on stage? The cost of the event is $9. Purchase tickets at www.sixthandi.org.
You totally know you're hungry already AND WANT TO GO.
Leave a comment about food (of any kind) and we will let the winners know by Friday 9am.
Cool?
Cool.
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God loves a cheerful giver.
As with any pointless categorization exercise, it is very important that one sticks to a rigid system for assigning classifications to varying sexy vegetables. The sexiness of a vegetable must not come from any perceived comparison between its shape and that of a human; for instance, the dumpiness of a squash versus the lithe, feminine curves of a chili pepper. Nor can sexiness come from the vegetable's name, lest the rutabaga be at a clear disadvantage against, say, the kumquat. Except that the kumquat is a fruit, but you get the idea. And, God forbid, the sexiness of a vegetable should under no circumstances be determined by what the vegetable, in someone's twisted imagination, could be used for. Instead, the sexiness of a vegetable must determined by an overall, Gestaltist impression created by each vegetable's unique aura.
Matzah makes my hairy Jewish nipples hard.
Craziest thing I've ever eaten? Sheep's ear.
One of my fondest childhood memories is of eating matzoh and scrambled eggs for breakfast. I've spent 20 years trying to perfectly recreate that meal...
Oh, and I love food. I love Spike. I love Spike's food! We're kind of MFEO