Milwaukee Proud, Baseball Memories, and a Challah Experiment

I’ve lived in Milwaukee for all but three years of my life. And while there are certainly times when somewhere new sounds exciting, there are also moments that remind me…


I’ve lived in Milwaukee for all but three years of my life. And while there are certainly times when somewhere new sounds exciting, there are also moments that remind me…

A reflection on grief, purpose, and the community connections that make the work of food and hospitality worth doing—even when the how is hard.

The holidays are over, and we’re all getting back into the groove of our regular routines. As I reflect on the past few weeks, I keep thinking about how much…

One of the things I love most about what I get to do is finding a balance between keeping our food traditions alive and respected and making room for creativity.…

Every year, I’m grateful for the friends who come over to help put up the sukkah in my yard. They have a system: they arrive with their kids, I feed…

The days between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur are a time of reflection in so many ways. As we prepare to atone, we are also invited to look honestly at…

There are days when I am exhausted and feel like I am being pulled in SO many directions at once. Last weekend, I had the opportunity to get away to…

Last weekend was one of those weekends that held a little bit of everything. I spent time in Rochester with one of my daughters doing some due diligence on some…

School is back in session, and somehow Rosh Hashanah is already upon us. As the High Holiday season approaches, it is hard not to think about the people we have…