Pesach

[sappersgt]

I do like to honor the traditions of my wife, daughter and friends. Passover begins at sundown and it's sundown somewhere on the WAB. So here's wishing all a happy Passover.:))

[bigross86]

Happy Pesach and Chag Sameach (Good Yomtiv for all the Ashkenazi Jews amongst us). Just finished our Seder and cleaning up about half an hour ago. Had my (future) stepdad and (future) stepbrothers over to do it with us. Had lots of fun.

Don't you just love Matza? (The answer is no...)

[Rumrunner]

A school of gefelte fish were just spotted in the Hudson River...

Happy holiday~

[Stan187]

I do like to honor the traditions of my wife, daughter and friends. Passover begins at sundown and it's sundown somewhere on the WAB. So here's wishing all a happy Passover.:))

Had no idea your wife was a Jew.

Happy Pesah buddy!

At my place, we left two chairs empty: one for Eliyahu the Prophet, and one for Gilad Shalit.

[Debbie]

Screwed up on the dates....:( and I really like matza....yes....I really do.

[sappersgt]

Had no idea your wife was a Jew.

Happy Pesah buddy!

At my place, we left two chairs empty: one for Eliyahu the Prophet, and one for Gilad Shalit.

Well, exwife but hey, who's counting. Thanks. I have been to Israel four times but that was for business.;):))

by Debbie
Screwed up on the dates.... and I really like matza....yes....I really do.

You've got seven more days. Please tell me you don't eat gevilte fish!?

[Bigfella]

I do like to honor the traditions of my wife, daughter and friends. Passover begins at sundown and it's sundown somewhere on the WAB. So here's wishing all a happy Passover.:))

...and from me.

[dave lukins]

Well, exwife but hey, who's counting. Thanks. I have been to Israel four times but that was for business.;):))



You've got seven more days. Please tell me you don't eat gevilte fish!?

Just looked it up and they sound and look good to me. Not to sure on the matza though, they look a bit dry and I'm not a 'cracker' eater.

[Silent Hunter]

Happy Pesach!

[bigross86]

Just looked it up and they sound and look good to me. Not to sure on the matza though, they look a bit dry and I'm not a 'cracker' eater.

Gefilte fish is quite tasty, actually, especially with a little horseradish on it and some cooked carrots.

I hate matza. It taste worse than the box it comes in. There are three types of Matza: Machine made (slightly edible), machine made "Shmura" matza (for those that are Holier than thou), and hand made "Shmura" matza (Moses is my homeboy). My family has been eating the hand made stuff for years. As soon as I was old enough to think for myself I switched to the machine stuff.

I still hate it, but it's easier for sandwich making. No, the sandwiches do not taste good.

[Genosaurer]

Gefilte fish is quite tasty, actually, especially with a little horseradish on it and some cooked carrots.

I can appreciate gefilte fish, but I think it's one of those things you need to have grown up with.

"Yeah, balls of ground-up fish. In jelly. But really, they're good! Just make sure you put enough of the red horseradish that you can't actually taste them."

[ShawnG]

I can appreciate gefilte fish, but I think it's one of those things you need to have grown up with.

"Yeah, balls of ground-up fish. In jelly. But really, they're good! Just make sure you put enough of the red horseradish that you can't actually taste them."

Now that you mention Horseradish, they sound good! :))

And good morning to a fellow Pennsylvanian. Whereabouts? I work at Fort Indiantown Gap, from the Lebanon area.

[Genosaurer]

And good morning to a fellow Pennsylvanian. Whereabouts? I work at Fort Indiantown Gap, from the Lebanon area.

I'm currently in Emmaus (Allentown area), not too far from where you are.

Oh, and no one mentioned the best thing about Passover (for US residents who live in an area with a sufficiently large Jewish population) - Kosher for Passover Coke! I only wish we could get it year-round.

[bigross86]

Are you serious? Please tell me you're kidding...

[Debbie]

I hate matza. It taste worse than the box it comes in. There are three types of Matza: Machine made (slightly edible), machine made "Shmura" matza (for those that are Holier than thou), and hand made "Shmura" matza (Moses is my homeboy). My family has been eating the hand made stuff for years. As soon as I was old enough to think for myself I switched to the machine stuff.

I still hate it, but it's easier for sandwich making. No, the sandwiches do not taste good.

Well......didn't say it tasted good, just said I liked it. :))