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A Treat Tonight (Une douceur ce soir?)
An attempt to DIY-construct an outdoor bread oven is meticulously planned and seems to be going well. However, when the moment of truth arrives, the result is a column of white smoke visible one mile down East Colfax. Denver police arrive on the scene, to find out ‘what the blazes’ is going on. Continue reading →
Posted in Dreams and Schemes, Food and Cuisine, Music, Reminiscence, Stories, Stories and Songs, Tim Weil
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Tagged Alex Estes, boulangerie, cuisine, Denver, East Colfax, French bread, George Thorogood, Robbie Burns, Robert Burns, Spencer Davis, The Rolling Stones
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Latkes
A trip to a restaurant, following a Friday Shabbat service, recalls a recipe handed down on the back of an envelope, preserving memories that contain the ingredients of a happily married life of over 30 years. Continue reading →
Posted in Food and Cuisine, Reminiscence, Stories, Stories and Songs, Tim Weil
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Tagged cuisine, family recipes, Judaism, latkes
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