
Jamie Geller
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1 week ago |
jamiegeller.com | Jamie Geller |Love Jamie
By the time we hit Chol Hamoed, we've survived the seders, made it through the matzo marathon, and are ready for a breath of fresh air. Whether you're road-tripping, hiking, picnicking, or just trying to keep it low-key between adventures, you need food that’s portable, delicious, and of course—Passover-friendly. These 8 recipes are perfect for packing in a cooler, serving at a park, or eating with your fingers (because who wants to do dishes on vacation?).
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1 month ago |
jamiegeller.com | Jamie Geller |Love Jamie
Pesach prep can feel overwhelming, but with a little planning and a stocked freezer, you can breeze through the holiday with more time to enjoy the yom tov. The secret? Cook ahead! Here are six dishes that freeze beautifully, reheat perfectly, and will save you from last-minute kitchen chaos. All recipes are tried, tested, and totally delicious!There’s nothing like a steaming bowl of homemade chicken soup to bring comfort to the seder table.
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1 month ago |
vegnews.com | Charlotte Pointing |Jamie Geller |Gaz Oakley |Zardy Plants
Most associate brisket with the US South. The fatty cut of meat, which comes from the breast area of a cow, is a mainstay in Texas barbecue. Walk into any smokehouse restaurant in the state, and you’ll usually see brisket listed alongside ribs and sausages. Beyond Texas, there are now more than 15,400 barbecue restaurants in the country, and you’ll find brisket served in most of them. Jump to the recipesNow regarded as an all-American dish, meaty beefy brisket didn’t originate in the US at all.
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2 months ago |
jamiegeller.com | Jamie Geller |Love Jamie
I’m partial to art that stirs my very soul. Now that the house is finally done, I’m filling these white (ok, cream) walls with beautifully spiritual Judaic art. These soulful pieces really make our house a home!I’ve found 3 special pieces (I’m running out of wall!) nestled in the beating heart of Meah Shearim, a bustling neighborhood in Jerusalem. The Jerusalem Gallery has a selection of STUNNING art, which made it just a bit hard to choose.
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2 months ago |
jamiegeller.com | Jamie Geller |Love Jamie
One of my favorite things about living in Israel is that on a whim, you can pick up and go to a kosher, shabbat observant hotel and have the most relaxing, spiritually fulfilling, pampering shabbos. If that’s not reason alone to make aliyah then…Look there are perks to everything in life but this perk feels much more like a luxury. Especially if you decide to go to the Ritz Carlton Herzliya.
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