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Ariel Food!

March 24, 2011 by foodfash

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I have a distinct memory of Maya, Ariel’s mom, letting me help her make matzo ball soup during my high school years.  It was love at first messy handed- impatiently waiting-finally ready-taste.

I’ve had spontaneous, massive matzo cravings since.

It wasn’t until I lived in Dallas and had a craving I couldn’t fix that I attempted to make my own.  It was so easy.  I was so proud.  I posted a picture on Facebook and tagged Ariel right away.  To this day, there’s a pic of my matzo ball soup in her photos.

As I was packing for my LA trip (to visit Ariel, I leave on Friday, so excited!), it dawned on me I hadn’t made matzo since I lived in Dallas.  Ludicrous!

After eating chili for too many meals/snacks in a row, I was ready for some broth.

After the matzo was puffed, I added a half of a bag of broccoli slaw.

You can use the other half of broccoli slaw when you reheat leftovers so you have some crispy veggies along with the mush.  Guaranteed win!

My neighbor, Stewart, stopped by to experience the matzo.  I haven’t had “stop by” neighbors since Dallas either.  It was a nice surprise!

And then there was Clarke…  who thought if he laid still enough, I might accidentally pack him up and take him to LA with me.  No such luck Clarkester!

 

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Filed Under: lifestyle, recipes Tagged With: matzo ball soup, recipes, vegetarian

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Comments

  1. Katie says

    March 24, 2011 at 12:21 pm

    I need some of that freezed for my appearance in Tampa!

    • foodfash says

      March 24, 2011 at 1:32 pm

      How about… I make a fresh batch? 🙂

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