Life is short. Live in the moment in the now! Talk to people you would never normally talk to from different walks of life and make something really interesting to eat. I’m gonna be making pickle pizza!
Life is short. We are reminded of that every day. Don’t take anyone for granted, your neighbor, your postman, your favorite waiter. They may not be here tomorrow. Love now. Then try some tandoori paneer. Yum.
Do you think Jesus would be a white supremacist? Would he hurt people for loving who they love? Embrace compassion and vegan mozzarella sticks!
Live your truth, be yourself, live your joy, We are all part of the rainbow.
How did you spend the shut down? Did you do something different? Did you share love and kindness. It’s never too late. Make some cookies while you’re at it.
Yes it’s time to barbecue, time to picnic, time to vacation, time to enjoy memorial day, but it’s also time to remember all the heroes who served their country. thank you for your service.
So much loss in this pandemic and now Things are getting better. We are dusting ourselves off and moving forward. It’s a little strange and maybe you feel a little guilty but it’s OK to be OK. Time to live.
Stand up for diversity, celebrate our differences, share love with tomato soup and a grilled cheese sandwich and let the gay cops March loud and proud.
Time to dance live live eat and be good to each other. Also try making charcuterie cones!!
How might we be just a little healthier in our love life and what we eat and what we cook? it’s so easy. stop dating evil people start dating nice ones. use maple syrup instead of sugar. try red lentil pasta instead of regular white flour pasta. you don’t have to become a martyr for the cause but a little bit healthier why not? Manja!!
Say something nice to someone you have a negative snap judgment about, change the world a little bit every day and add some fun to your food! Captain crunch, fruit loops, fruity pebbles are the holy trinity.
Just got the second shot and taking inventory of all I’ve gone through, all we’ve gone through since the pandemic hit. Time for kindness and cooking some vegan love food.
Don’t fight it ride it! embrace your inner Buffy! Time for us to go with the flow, let the joy ride begin. And make some butterscotch peanut butter scotcharoos too!!
New beginnings, Resurrection, spring and new chances. Celebrate Easter Passover and the birth of spring By getting our joy on and make some deviled eggs too!
This passover I keep feeling more and more that the exodus story is relevant to our own exodus from an entire year with the pandemic. We see the light at the end of the tunnel let the good times and the matzoh balls flow!
I’m ready to be delivered from pandemics and racism and strife. This Passover and Easter let’s celebrate our exodus from Covid and chow down on some matzoh nachos
Cherish the spectacular, precious, marvelous moment. Live life in the now and have an apple pie a la mode mini taco!
Life can be hard especially in a pandemic. Reward yourself with a rich, gorgeous, delicious sauce. Live a little.
We need to laugh more until the tears come streaming down our face it’s a rough time in the world and in our country we’re still getting through this pandemic lwe need to share our laughter and we also need to do some fun things with leftovers
Take a tiny bite with a Lot of flavor a glorious perfect Symphony in your mouth, take small steps and feel the snow on your face, embrace life one bite at a time
We spend a lot of time saying if only if only if only we had this we’d be happy. Why not just be happy just the way we are and by the way you can make a killer lasagna out of matzo.
It’s time to release the kraken, the cookie cracken that is. Release your fear and replace it with gratitude. and oh yeah some awesome cookie crack.
Teachers Can be wonderful heroes with lessons that can guide us through a lifetime. I honor you teachers and by the way I got a recipe for some awesome lentil and sweet potato stew
The world is changing this country is changing we have a new president and a new vice president it’s time to embrace the new new healing new possibilities new life new chances and maybe eat a little arugula too it’s good roughage
The country is changing. Time to open up to change. Time to grow. And eat a little tofu pastrami too.
The world is feeling like a crazy scary place right now. Time to throw out the trash and embrace a better tomorrow. But don’t just throw out the trash. Turn it into fabulous food and eat it.
This is my New Year’s Eve love letter to cater waiters, bartenders, chefs, cooks, sanit captains, captains and maitre d’s. I love you. Also There’s a special place in hell for double dippers
The holidays are complicated this year with the pandemic and everything else going on but let’s make it simple let’s bring out the kid in all of us. we will get through this together. meanwhile buffalo chicken and tater tot’s are great together.
Holidays can be stressful especially this year, the year of corona. Stop fighting what we can’t change and embrace the Cray Cray. And I’ve got some advice on super easy hors d’oeuvres too. Relax and let go.
This year we need extra joy, laughter and latkes for Hanukah. Regardless of your religion. Spread the love and eat something yummy and fried!
