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Added Recipe Photo to Dan Dan Mein by Sy
Added Recipe Photo to Dan Dan Mein by Sy
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Added Recipe Photo to Homemade Potato Salad Sy’s Way
Shared Recipe Homemade Potato Salad Sy’s Way
"Summer is here and potato salad is a popular dish for picnics and summer time parties in your back yard. This is a very easy recipe to make and contains chopped up olives & pimentos, capers, red onions… and most importantly the recipe suggests using a high quality mayonnaise which will bring out the best in this potato salad."
May 30, 2013 on Food.com
New Topic Shav - Sorrel Soup in Kosher & Jewish Cooking
"Hello,
I just added to my public recipes "Shav-Sorrel Soup With Hard Boiled Egg."
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I know this is not exactly a very popular Jewish style dish, but for me it is very tasty and I enjoy it, especially in s..."
May 13, 2013 on Food.com
Added Recipe Photo to Shav – Sorrel Soup With Hard Boiled Egg
Shared Recipe Shav – Sorrel Soup With Hard Boiled Egg
"Shav, also known as Sorrel Soup can be either served hot or cold, but I prefer it as a cold soup. After it is chilled in the refrigerator, I add into each individual bowls a chopped up hard boiled egg and a dab of sour cream. Sorrel leaves are expensive, so I use spinach instead and you can hardly taste a big difference (provided sour salt is used..."
May 13, 2013 on Food.com
Living in Metro New York City, I have a great appreciation of the many cultures and foods from far off lands. I have also traveled extensively around the world, met many wonderful people and tasted some terrific dishes!
Further, I have participated in many of the RSC Ready Set Cooking contests... including the "Cookathon" in memory of Judy- Jude, my wonderful cooking friend for over 8 year! 
I love International Cooking and some of my favorite cultural/ethnic foods and cooking are: Chinese and Asian cooking, Indian and Indian Sub-Continent cooking, Eastern Europe foods, Middle Eastern foods, Jewish cooking... to name a few. Further, one of my favorite books is "The New York Times International Cookbook," by Craig Claiborne! A second favorite book is "Everythink You Want to Know about Chinese Cooking," published by Barron's.
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"Dandanmian (Sichuan Peddler’s Noodles) is a traditional, spicy noodle dish and popular at outdoor street vendors… and originated in the providence of Sichuan. It is made with a soy sauce paste, preserved vegetables, dried shrimp, chili pepper oil and sesame seeds. For my version I use small fresh shrimp (instead of dried shrimp), pis..."