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mamadebAs I write - I own no chometz. None. Some of it is in my house, but it is not mine.
Meatballs are in the oven. Since I used my minichopper to chop the onions for the meatballs, I figured I might as well get the charoset out of the way, so it's done. Matzo ball mixture is chilling in the refrigerator. I'm eating lunch - an entirely healthful one of cheese, cherry tomatoes and klp potato chips. What? I need some form of carb.
I'm using the bowls I bought for serving pieces as "garbage bowls" and to hold the matzo ball mixture. I used one of my big pots to make the meatball mixture. This is one of the things Pesach is about - improvising.
To do - buy pears, cucumber, silverware and a dairy dish drainer (the old one broke last year.) After lunch. Maybe another dozen eggs.
To cook - matzo farfel, hardboiled eggs, something for the zoroa (I'm hoping htere's a neck to the turkey. Otherwise, I'm using a wing tip.), mashed potatoes and asparagus. Plus, of course, the matzo balls. I'm making the potatoes in the microwave. And the turkey. After yomtov, I heat up the soup and the eggplant.
I have two gallons of chicken soup and a gallon of ratatouille.
Two of my guests canceled - one for tonight, one for tomorrow. Health reasons. One has a sick baby, one just had a kidney procedure. May they recover completely.
Meatballs are in the oven. Since I used my minichopper to chop the onions for the meatballs, I figured I might as well get the charoset out of the way, so it's done. Matzo ball mixture is chilling in the refrigerator. I'm eating lunch - an entirely healthful one of cheese, cherry tomatoes and klp potato chips. What? I need some form of carb.
I'm using the bowls I bought for serving pieces as "garbage bowls" and to hold the matzo ball mixture. I used one of my big pots to make the meatball mixture. This is one of the things Pesach is about - improvising.
To do - buy pears, cucumber, silverware and a dairy dish drainer (the old one broke last year.) After lunch. Maybe another dozen eggs.
To cook - matzo farfel, hardboiled eggs, something for the zoroa (I'm hoping htere's a neck to the turkey. Otherwise, I'm using a wing tip.), mashed potatoes and asparagus. Plus, of course, the matzo balls. I'm making the potatoes in the microwave. And the turkey. After yomtov, I heat up the soup and the eggplant.
I have two gallons of chicken soup and a gallon of ratatouille.
Two of my guests canceled - one for tonight, one for tomorrow. Health reasons. One has a sick baby, one just had a kidney procedure. May they recover completely.
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Date: 2006-04-12 04:24 pm (UTC)I own no chometz.
I read that sentence twice before I understood it. It's really funny how English and French transcribe the Hebrew alphabet differently ^^ It always makes me blink...
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Date: 2006-04-12 05:27 pm (UTC)And may the same be said of you.
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Date: 2006-04-12 05:27 pm (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2006-04-12 07:34 pm (UTC)No fish (for Miriam)?
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Date: 2006-04-12 07:42 pm (UTC)The seder is all fours anyway - and as the song goes - "Who knows four? *I* know four. Four are the Mamas."