Comments on: Pesach on the Farm http://jcarrot.org/pesach-on-the-farm/ Jews, Food, and Contemporary Issues Sat, 05 Jul 2008 02:27:22 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.2 By: Gluten-Free By The Bay http://jcarrot.org/pesach-on-the-farm/#comment-960 Gluten-Free By The Bay Thu, 05 Apr 2007 20:25:42 +0000 http://jcarrot.org/pesach-on-the-farm/#comment-960 What a wonderful, wonderful post. I look forward to reading more from you! I'm moving to the country and not sure what it will be like being a rural Jew What a wonderful, wonderful post. I look forward to reading more from you! I’m moving to the country and not sure what it will be like being a rural Jew

]]> By: Rivka K http://jcarrot.org/pesach-on-the-farm/#comment-925 Rivka K Thu, 05 Apr 2007 04:07:26 +0000 http://jcarrot.org/pesach-on-the-farm/#comment-925 Rabbi...what a great article/post! My sedarim are special becauss aree my lettuce and parsley,celery, cilantro and other herbs are right out my door. I live in suburbia Houston, but grow everything in my teeny backyard. But is so nice to show your guests where the seder fixins were pulled from only hours before. I look forward to your next post. ( all my heirloom tomatoes are planted!) Rabbi…what a great article/post! My sedarim are special becauss aree my lettuce and parsley,celery, cilantro and other herbs are right out my door. I live in suburbia Houston, but grow everything in my teeny backyard. But is so nice to show your guests where the seder fixins were pulled from only hours before. I look forward to your next post. ( all my heirloom tomatoes are planted!)

]]> By: Rabbi Shmuel http://jcarrot.org/pesach-on-the-farm/#comment-799 Rabbi Shmuel Fri, 30 Mar 2007 21:31:39 +0000 http://jcarrot.org/pesach-on-the-farm/#comment-799 anna - legend has it that a Native American once threw his tomahawk at a maple and it stuck. His wife meanwhile, left the shabbos roast in a beckel underneath the tree and the sap dripped in and it got cooked and it tasted sweet yada yada or is that just another rural legend? gut shabbos anna - legend has it that a Native American once threw his tomahawk at a maple and it stuck. His wife meanwhile, left the shabbos roast in a beckel underneath the tree and the sap dripped in and it got cooked and it tasted sweet yada yada

or is that just another rural legend?

gut shabbos

]]> By: Anna Stevenson http://jcarrot.org/pesach-on-the-farm/#comment-795 Anna Stevenson Fri, 30 Mar 2007 16:52:32 +0000 http://jcarrot.org/pesach-on-the-farm/#comment-795 How they ever figured out that they should boil sap down to make syrup is definitely one of those miracle inventions.... I was up in Massachussets the other weekend and we went to a sugar shack, and then went hiking and there were taps and buckets on all these trees....and I stuck my finger into one, and it just tasted like water! Maple syrup is definitely one of the worlds more remarkable secrets.... How they ever figured out that they should boil sap down to make syrup is definitely one of those miracle inventions…. I was up in Massachussets the other weekend and we went to a sugar shack, and then went hiking and there were taps and buckets on all these trees….and I stuck my finger into one, and it just tasted like water! Maple syrup is definitely one of the worlds more remarkable secrets….

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