Join the Waitlist for Early-Bird Pricing and Priority Registration Kosher Cooking Camp in Potomac is returning for Summer 2027! So many families have asked when camp would be back, and I’m excited to begin planning another summer filled with cooking, creativity, new foods, and plenty of delicious fun. Some of my favorite summer memories are …
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ICYMI all the info about the new Berman Cafe and what happened to summer camp this year.
Check out the Washington Jewish Week article about the Healthy Family, Healthy You cooking camp! Pretty exciting for kids to have a Kosher cooking camp and a Vegan/Vegetarian cooking camp opportunity. And a Healthy Cooking Camp? Pretty unheard of!
We all have plans for how our children will eat. The other parents will drool with jealousy over the varied and sophisticated palette of our little ones. They’ll run around the playground clutching carrot and celery sticks and turn their nose up at white bread. This works for a while, until your child leaves the house. Then it’s all over.
As I avoid watching 9/11’s 10th anniversary coverage (which should be over by the time you read this column), I’m reminded of my university Hillel commemoration for the one-year anniversary of Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin’s assassination. September 2011 column
“Gradyville is the place for me, Green Acres theme song Amish neighbors and apple trees, Cows, chickens, horses and hay, Keep your a.c., I’m livin’ that country way. Goodbye, city and suburban life. Gradyville we are there” — With thanks to the August 2011 Column
“You don’t teach children to value food by making them go without food, but you do teach them independence by allowing them to go without you, the parent.” July 2011 column
“While many people ask if keeping kosher is a hassle, or simply observe that it must be, I don’t know that anyone would say that to a vegetarian.” June 2011 column
Will this be another year of being a “failed locavore?” Bonus! Picture of Avital watering tomatoes in her Elmo pajamas! May 2011 Column
“I felt like Barbie Goes to Work or like I was pretending to be my mom.” April 2011 Column