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INSIDE

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T E 10 editor’s letter

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FASHION

24 rhapsody in blue (jeans) by jennifer daddario 30 A+ fashions 36 makeup makeover 40 panting for the new fall looks by rae a. phillips 42 crazy about …

48 well heeled 50 designer dress days by arlene fine 54 big time HOME

60 entertaining á la hart by nina polien light 72 forgotten treasures remembered by arlene fine 24

76 art of display by jennifer daddario 82 a clean & kosher slate by nina polien light FEATURES

94 the morning radio guys by amy newman smith 98 sweet treats for the new year by joan kekst 102 coke or manischewitz by bess brown and ellen brown 104 stressed out by laura m. walter 106 scene by arlene fine 108 kosher cooking school steps up to the plate by sue fishkoff

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114 fall family car trips that aren’t fuel-ish by lila hanft 116 fuel efficient audi A4 doesn’t skimp on performance by douglas j. guth ETC .

110 dining guide 120 service directory

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Special sections editor: Ronna A. Novello Publisher: Michael E. Bennett CEO: Rob Certner Exec. VP / Editor: Cynthia Dettelbach Exec. VP / Advt. Dir.: Jennifer R. Woomer Business manager: Sherry Lapine Production manager: Sharon Ulsenheimer Creative director: Frida Kon City editor: Margi Herwald Zitelli Associate editor: Janet Dery Advertising manager: Martha Rosenfield Marketing director: Dianne Palmer Editorial staff: Ellen Schur Brown, Arlene Fine, Stephanie Garber, Douglas J. Guth, Susan H.Kahn, Marilyn H. Karfeld, Sarah Reymond, Roberta Sears, Violet Spevack, Lisa R. Terman, Elizabeth Weinstein Advertising staff: Paul Bram, Rhoda Brooker, Lynn Cole, Keren Dromi, Marsha Ettinger, Ron Greenbaum, Christine Kelly-Patrizi, Nell V. Kirman, Kathy Legg, Bernice Levine, Marla Luntz, Laurie Mandell, Sherry Tilson

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EVERY fall, Madison Avenue tries to convince us we need a whole new wardrobe. New colors, styles, hem lengths, make-up and accessories, a never-ending parade of possibilities. In reality, most of us don’t really need anything. But the addition of a few well-selected pieces, within your budget, can make your existing outfits look fresh and of-the-minute.

In this issue we’ve put together lots of great choices for the whole

Production staff: Christine Ulsenheimer, assistant manager; Matt Finley, Jon Larson

family, so check out our focus on fashion.

Art staff: Reuben LeVine, Shelley Schloss, designers; Marc Golub, photographer

Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur, just days from now, will see family

Business staff: Diane Adams, Tammie Crawford, Alice Fingerhut, Jessica Segal

ner on a sweet note with some delicious but not-too-difficult-to-

Cleveland Jewish News Officers: Gary S. Shamis, president; Barry R. Chesler, Judi Magid Feniger, Marc W. Freimuth, vice presidents; Gayle I. Horwitz, secretary; Deborah A. Coleman, treasurer; Seth P. Briskin, assistant treasurer

Fall also brings solemn and festive days on the Jewish calendar.

and friends gather around tables to share holiday meals. End your din-

prepare recipes. Share, eat and enjoy!

Shana tovah u’metukah.

Ronna A. Novello

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ON THE COVER

Architectural masterpieces in their own right, sky-high heels, jeweled and sculpted are de rigueur footwear this fall. See more tantalizing styles on page 48.

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Cover photo by Beth Segal.

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Rock and Republic jeans paired with a tank are the perfect choice for a concert.

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Seven for All Mankind jeans rolled up are perfect to play in the grass and stay green!

Jeans ($225), from Saks Fifth Avenue, paired with t-shirt ($39), yellow bangle ($10) and peace sign bracelet ($16), all from Knuthâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s.

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Just add heels and this denim is date night ready!

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Joey Jeans ($240), from True Religion. Peep toe shoes ($76), Knuth’s.

Skinny jeans and ballet flats are ideal for a going to class. Blank Skinny jeans ($68), Juicy Couture Cashmere cardigan ($188), Franco Sarto flats ($89) and foil bead bracelet ($12), all from Knuth’s.

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I’VE studied trends from fall 2008’s New York fashion week (a

and his multitude of hems make my eyes tired. The hems go from

mid July event), and I’ll give you my “take” on what to look for

high down to mid-calf. Necklines cascade from ruffled and high

to enhance your existing wardrobe.

to very, very low!

I like looks that last. Given that philosophy, I suggest you

You might not want to invest in designer labels, but it’s always

invest in a great pants suit. Yes, I said PANTS. While skirts will

a good idea to check to see what designer couture is showing and

always be part of your wardrobe, the design-

use it as a “map” to enhance your own less

ers are deep into pantsuits this fall, although

costly purchases. Look out for Alexandre

they never really disappeared. My new pants

Herchovitch and Peter Soon who join other

will be black, simple and gabardine because

couture designers with some great looks that

I can wear them with a plain shirt or sweater

can easily be adapted to anyone’s pocket-

for day, but if I need it for evening, a

book.

sequined top and flashy jewelry will turn it

As for shoes – high, high heels are still

into a “party” look.

popular. Would I wear them? No. But if

These new pants can be ultra-skinny or

you’re young and not already 5’ 7” in your

flared at the bottom, but I opt for a normal,

bare feet, why not? Ralph Lauren has a great

slim leg – the better to utilize many looks on

looking pair in an animal print, complete

top. A V-neck, ¾ sleeve is my favorite look –

with ankle strap; Vera Wang also does shoes

and yes, animal prints have returned with a

in animal prints with an ankle strap, and she

vengeance. Tiger prints (or any other spotted

now has her own label at Kohl’s.

pattern) are definitely IN! Blouses can be tai-

If you saw “Sex and the City,” you saw

lored or accented with feminine bows and

lots of shoes, most of them with very high

draping. According to The New York Times,

heels and rounded toes. Well, be prepared to

jackets have extended shoulders or atten-

take a look at pointed toes again and, in a

tion-getting collars.

few cases, lower heels. That doesn’t say trend

Color? If you name it, you can have it. I personally prefer to keep my suit looks to

If you go to Milan (one of my favorite

basic colors and use accessories in bold col-

places for fashion), you will see a few other

ors. One of the best new looks for fall is gray.

looks. Hemlines go from the top of the knee

It’s wearable and adapts readily to many looks,

to mid-calf. Gowns frequently drag on the

especially menswear fabrications, which

floor. The necklines in the front are high and

you’ll see a lot of this year. Ruffles, bows and

circumspect; the backs are low beyond

feathers can turn that very tailored outfit into

belief. Italian designers are showing a lot of

something special for after-five occasions.

lace (some of it looks matronly), but they

As to accessories, boots are a growing trend for 2008/2009, and you might check out the selections early. They serve a real purpose in our climate, as well as make a fashion statement.

If you like “outrageous” or “fantasy” looks, you’ll find them.

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too are emphasizing pants, pants, pants!

I think you’ll enjoy what you see for this season – it’s wearable, with wide choices in every category – the kind of look that will last a very long time. Go shopping! Find out for yourselves! L

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. . . Plaid: Jason Hochman, an attorney with Dinn, Hochman & Potter, LLC., sports an unconstructed Luchiano Barbera wool jacket ($1,535), soft plaid sport shirt

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. . . Layering: Jason puts a tweed sport coat by Tallia ($449) over a black half zip sweater by Agave ($170) and Robert Graham plaid shirt ($228).

Jeans by Agave ($185). All from Ticknors Mens Clothier.

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“WHEN you don’t want to shop your closet, shop one of ours,” says Rosean Schmidt, who along with Annette Paley and Myra Arlen Bloch, will chair the upcoming Designer Dress Day (DDD) sale, sponsored by the National Council of Jewish Women (NCJW). The yearly event will be held at The Mandel Jewish Community Center’s Stonehill Auditorium from Oct. 31 through Nov. 4.

The fundraiser draws 4,000 bargain hunters. Along with designer clothing in pristine condition, bargain shoppers can buy jewelry, accessories and furs.

In anticipation of the October sale, some NCJW volunteers met at former NCJW president Fran Doris’s home to model some of the Ruth Lee, left, wears an Anne Klein cotton jacket from DDD. Fran Doris is dressed in a stylish green St. John’s knit earmarked for this year’s sale.

Maxwell the Butler says “cheese please” to Judy Kirsch, who wears a tailored cinnamon boiled wool jacket donated to the DDD sale last year.

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fabulous ensembles they’ve purchased at past DDD sales or plan to donate to this year’s sale.

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TAKING a dip in the swimming pool. Playing billiards in the walk-out basement. Chatting by the wood-burning fireplace in the great room. Lorie and Randy Hart’s home offers ample opportunity for family and friends to kick back and relax.

The couple’s enthusiasm for frequent, casual get-togethers guided design choices for the Solon home they share with their children Nikki, 14, and Dylan, 12.

“We entertain all the time,” says Lorie, explaining her desire for a home that’s beautiful, functional and comfortable. “I’m all about low maintenance. Everything in the house from the flooring to the furniture was chosen because of its durability, comfort, ease of clean-up and style.”

Completed in December 2005, the 7,000-sq.-ft. contempo-

rary home includes a walk-out lower level and an expansive outdoor entertaining area the Harts use much of the year.

Their backyard retreat, accessible from the lower level, master bedroom and kitchen, is truly an oasis tucked away in the suburbs.

Natural stone, antiqued brick and faux Shaker styling (actualThe firepit is the perfect place to toast marshmallows and gorge on s’mores.

ly low-maintenance siding) form a focal point for a comfortable seating area on an Ipê hardwood deck bordered by cedar rails with aluminum slats. (Ipê is dense wood harvested from sustainable forests in Brazil.)

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The rectangular pool is the centerpiece of the Harts’ backyard oasis.

The covered deck is an outdoor room, notes Lorie, a teacher at Kadima Gan preschool. “It serves as our dining room, reading room and gathering spot in the summer.”

A beige area rug with a black-vine motif anchors a couch, two chairs, coffee table and side table crafted to mimic brown rattan.

Seats are covered in orange-red cushions. “My favorite color is red,” Lorie says.

family to dine al fresco well into the fall.

A few steps down from the deck is a natural bluestone patio.

“It holds up to the weather,” Lorie points out. “And I like the way the moss grows between the cracks.” The only drawback is that it’s hot on bare feet, she admits.

The patio’s outdoor kitchen allows the couple to prepare meals without leaving their guests. The kitchen features a stainless

Opposite the seating area is an aluminum dining table with

steel gas grill and refrigerator with a bluestone counter. Bluestone

four seats covered in red cushions. The Harts eat dinner out here

is used inside the home, as well. “We tried to make this (outdoor

almost every night in the summer. An outdoor heater allows the

area) blend in with everything else,” says Randy, an attorney.

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Lorie Hart can prepare dinner and still interact with family and guests from this centrally located kitchen. Granite topped island, below, provides a place to eat as well as a prep area for cooking.

An Ohio State University garden gnome perched on the counter pays homage to the couple’s shared alma mater. He’s joined by an aluminum frog dressed in chef’s togs. “He rules the grill,” Lorie quips.

Fieldstone steps lead to the rectangular pool. “We didn’t want rectangular steps,” Randy explains. “It would take away from the natural look of the area.”

A multi-tiered waterfall adjacent to the steps gently cascades over stones, is redirected to the top and recycled.

The swimming pool is the centerpiece of the yard.

Surrounded by stained concrete and bluestone, the pool features a diving board and basketball hoop. Chaise lounges, a dining table with a gray-and-beige-striped umbrella, and flower-filled planters surround the pool. Lighted trees and a full sound system add to the area’s festive atmosphere.

“Our favorite thing to do in the backyard is float in the pool at night, watch the stars, and listen to the night sounds,” Lorie says. “We have a resident owl, and sometimes we hear the coyotes singing.”

After a swim, the family likes to “sit around the fire pit and eat s’mores until we get stomach aches,” Lorie admits.

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A dramatic panled, coffered ceiling defines the living room. Ceiling to floor windows provide a view of the yard outside.

lower level. That side features a billiards table, fireplace, plasma television and seating area.

Across the foyer, the dining room walls feature seven layers of brown and silver metallic paint swirled with shades of green.

A full bar topped in speckled-brown granite is outfitted with

Green is a prominent color in Shaker design, explains Lorie, who

a stainless steel dishwasher, microwave, ice maker and refrigera-

chose a Mission-style dining table for the space. Chairs are uphol-

tor. Four stools, ideal for sidling up, are upholstered in a Route 66 travel motif fabric. An informal dining table and popcorn machine complete the scene.

The family’s casual style extends to the main level.

“We designed our house with the motto, ‘Come on in and put your feet up,’” Lorie says. “There is no white carpet or white grout anywhere in this house.”

stered in reproduction Arts-and-Crafts flowered

Lorie flew to New York to select Jerusalem limestone with visible fossils.

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material in red hues.

Beyond the winding staircase, the living room is anything but formal. Upholstered in rust, green and gold florals and stripes, a sectional couch provides a comfortable perch from which to view the yard. Eyecatching chess set pieces are shaped like dogs, and a United States wall map is constructed of license

To the right of the foyer is an office with walls faux-painted

plates from respective states. Menorahs from Lorie’s menorah col-

shades of gold. Slate tiles provide points of interest in the fire-

lection are displayed on the mantle. The fireplace surround is

place surround.

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The office is located just off the entrance foyer. Slate tiles are a focal point of the fireplace.

The first-floor master suite features a wrought-iron bed covered in beige linens with red flower accents. Custom beige curtains dress bay windows overlooking the pool.

White French doors provide access to the backyard.

Most notable in the master bath are the Jerusalem limestone counters Lorie selected because of the visible fossils.

Slate floors, brown and black granite countertops, and cherry wood cabinets dominate the gourmet kitchen. “This area was designed so I can talk with guests even when I’m doing dishes,” she says.

Behind the six-burner gas range, backsplash tiles are reproductions of an 1800s Tiffany-style accented with copper diamond inserts. Crackled subway tiles extend to other areas.

A shadowbox cupboard above the counter is fashioned around a window, affording an outdoor view.

“The builder hated me for it,” Lorie says, chuckling. “But it lets light in.”

A Mission-style dining table and chairs grace the dining room. The tray ceiling adds an elegant touch to the area.

Corner pieces on the shadowbox and kitchen cupboards are made of stained glass.

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Photo wall on lower level features several generations of family pictures.

License plates from every state were used to create a whimsical map.

The lower level is the perfect place to kick back and relax. Framed Ohio State jersey reflects the Harts’ Buckeye fever.

A butler’s pantry includes refrigerator drawers for beverages,

fireplace, while cherry built-ins with stained-glass inserts flank

raised black granite sink, black granite counters, built-in wine

the fireplace and hold photos, books and more of Lorie’s meno-

rack, and built-in cherry wood cupboards.

rah collection. A brown and beige leaf motif figures prominently

The great room, inspired by a San Diego home, features floors crafted of diamond-shaped cherry wood frames with slate inserts. The couple’s love of the outdoors permeates the space, which, like most of the home, overlooks the back property.

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“We wanted our house to be something you want to live in,” Randy says.

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Sterling silver spice box crafted in the shape of a ram holds fragrant spices.

forgotten treasures remembered by arlene fine When Lisa Van Allsburg’s parents passed away, her siblings didn’t squabble about dividing their monetary inheritance. “We fought over who would get my parents’ seder plate, menorah,

nature such as leaves and vines, pomegranates and sunflowers, rams and squirrels.

“Each item is original and evolved from our neshamah ,

Kiddush cups and candlesticks,” says Van Allsburg.

our spiritual soul,” says Van Allsburg. “We also

The passion Van Allsburg, her brother

wanted to entice children, so our bronze

David Morrison, and sister Laura Babai

mezuzah cases are in the shape of fish,

share for these precious pieces of

birds, lions and rams.” Pieces range in

family history sprang from parents

price from $160 to $1,300.

who instilled a deeply rooted love

The idea for the collection

for Jewish rituals and traditions.

evolved from the yearly trips Van

That love has been translated

Allsburg and her siblings made to

into Forgotten Judaica, a Web-

Eastern Europe or the Middle East

based retail business that offers a

for vacations. They took time to

collection of handcrafted Jewish

look at collections of figurative

ceremonial objects.

Judaica from the late 18th, 19th and

Precious metals like silver, copper and

early 20th centuries.

bronze, and semi-precious stones like ebony, pearl and carnelian are used to create nar-

“We sought out Jewish museums, old synCarved porcelain seder plate.

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agogues, and private Judaica collections and marveled at the beauty of these ‘forgotten’

Judaica’s 21-piece collection include yads, mezuzah cases, kid-

objects,” she recalls. “We were also attracted to design quirkiness

dush cups, Shabbat candlesticks, spice boxes, tallis clips and seder

like a squirrel and acorn perched atop a silver yad or kiddush

plates. Pieces are embellished with intricately carved themes from

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Carved porcelain “Yom Tov” kiddush cup for holiday celebrations.

Cast bronze mezuzah with peace dove protecting the scroll.

Crown of the yad (Torah scroll pointer) is crafted of cultured pearl, ebony and sterling silver.

tain a narrative that gives precious

structible bronze so family members can light each chair during

meaning to holidays and celebrations.”

the holidays.

Van Allsburg, her artist husband Chris

Although Van Allsburg hopes the museum-quality objects

(author of Polar Express), and two daughters

she sells will be prominently displayed throughout the

live in Providence, R.I. The company uses local artists to design the pieces they could not find for

home, she realizes some will be tucked away and only appear during holidays.

sale elsewhere. “Although the modern art pieces of

“That can be very special, too,” she says.

Judaica are beautifully made, they don’t tell me a story or

“When a treasured piece is pulled out of a

carry the magic of legends,” Van Allsburg explains.

drawer, it is dusted, rubbed, polished and

The Forgotten Judaica artists use an age-old lost wax process,

becomes illuminated and appreciated

pouring molten metal into a wax mold. Once cooled, it is

anew. During that short time, it puts

removed from the mold, and artists use dental tools to sculpt the

the family in the moment and

intricate designs.

seals in memories they will carry

One of Van Allsburg’s favorite pieces is a cast bronze tsedakah box with an open hand on the top. “We visited Prague on a fam-

The collection also includes seven recreated

ily trip and saw a magnificent tsedakah box bearing an out-

rugs, originally designed in the Bezalel School of Arts and Crafts

stretched hand,” says Van Allsburg. The box sells for $1,200 and

in 1906 pre-state-of-Israel. Van Allsburg’s brother David uses a

carries this inscription by Albert Schweitzer etched on a silver

small group of weavers in Turkey to create the spirit and beauty

plate: Example is not the main thing in influencing others. It is

of the original carpets made at Bezalel. The carpets, meant to be

the only thing.

wall hangings, tell biblical stories and depict historic sites in the

Van Allsburg also points to a series of small, individual chairs

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over to the next generation.”

Holy Land.

that comprise a menorah. “Jewish school children in Eastern

“We’re the gatekeeper of old-world craftsmanship bringing

Europe would pour liquid pewter or tin into molds to create lit-

back a small sample of the precious pieces of Judaica the Nazis

tle chairs and bring them home for the Chanukah celebration,”

plundered from synagogues, museums and Jewish families. Our

she says. “These didn’t last long, as the oil would quickly melt

work is designed to bring back pieces that represent that forgot-

the soft metal.” To pay homage to this forgotten design, the Van

ten beauty and to create the same cherished memories our par-

Allsburg’s collection includes little chair menorahs caste in inde-

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Bonnie and Howard Potash worked with Cindy Cohen of C. Rae Interiors to re-design their living room around a large amethyst rock sculpture. The sculpture, positioned in a corner of

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the room, sits on a unique glass and iron pedestal lit from beneath.

A custom designed media and art cabinet holds family photos, art and glass sculptures, and a TV. It also features two decorative colored glass doors.

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Alcoves are perfect for any sort of art, Resor says. In the Rogat house, their glass and crystal collection is displayed in a specially designed, deep blue recess in the hall.

At Laurel and Bob Fried’s home in Orange Village, Resor used alcoves, painted deep blue and burgundy to highlight hanging art. “It makes the artwork really pop,” Resor says.

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DEBI SLATER never intended to leave the comfortable home in Solon where she had lovingly remodeled her kitchen just a few years ago.

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Kosher gourmet kitchen features separate ovens, dishwashers, microwaves and sinks for meat and dairy. Adjacent dining area lets Debi interact with guests while in the prep area.

The “Blessing for the Home” is colorfully illustrated in this artwork.

But the four-mile trek to Chabad Jewish Center of Solon on Shabbat and Jewish holidays, when driving isn’t permitted, began to take its toll on Debi, her financial-planner husband Howard, and their daughters Danielle, 14, and Rachel, 12. Then, a builder broke ground for an intimate development within walking distance of the shul.

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Accommodating Shabbos guests is no problem with a dining table that easily seats 12. The custom, built-in cabinets display ritual items and provide plenty of storage.

Howard brought this silver Kiddush set home from one of his many trips to Israel.

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Wingback chairs that belonged to Debi’s grandmother take center stage in the sitting room. Vitreographs by artist Jean-Pierre Weil hang on the wall.

Frosted glass candlesticks accented with intricate metal work and menorah sculpture were bought on a trip to Israel.

“Hatikvah,” a limited-edition of a larger bronze sculpture by the

Pierre Weill’s term for his framed glass creations that suspend

late Nicky Imber, represents the first generation to raise children

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in the Holy Land after the Holocaust. The piece held special

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meaning for its Austrian-born artist who escaped from Dachau, explains Debi.

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A rust-colored, semicircular couch, and two wingback chairs that belonged to Debi’s grandmother provide comfortable seating. Debi reupholstered the chairs, which still sport their original nailheads, in turquoise and gold fabric with a leaf motif.

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A cozy library is home to an extensive collection of Jewish reference books.

matte and glazed red stripes alternate horizontally across the walls.

Green and red upholstered chairs add another burst of color around a dining table that easily accommodates 12. Two crystal light fixtures in shades of red and gold provide additional punch.

Silver Shabbat candlesticks from Israel and other ritual objects line the dining room’s cherry shelves and counters that are finished in beige and brown granite. Several Jewish-themed prints and paintings enliven the room, including a watercolor by Moroccanborn artist Leon Azoulay.

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Beyond lies a kosher kitchen most cooks would envy.

“The kitchen was actually designed before the house was,” Debi admits. It features separate dairy and meat sinks as well as separate ovens, microwaves and dishwashers for meat and dairy meals.

A Smart House computer program, visible on a countertop comElegant powder room mirror is framed with metal scrollwork.

“Hatikvah,” a bronze sculpture by artist Nicky Imber.

puter screen, controls the home’s lights and the ovens’ Shabbat mode. The Slaters can set the system to turn specific lights and appliances on and off at predetermined times.

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A metal fence creates an eruv around the brick patio, allowing Debi to carry refreshments outdoors on Shabbat when weather permits.

A gas fireplace framed by wood, with a travertine inlay, pro-

(religious enclosure) on days when Jewish law forbids carrying.

vides a focal point in the gold- and umber-glazed stucco great

This way, Debi explains, she can serve refreshments outside on

room. The couple’s framed wedding ketubah serves as a reminder

Shabbat.

of their commitment to Judaism and each other.

The lower level also enhances Jewish living. A guest suite

Softly curved furniture and an upholstered beige headboard take center stage in the master bedroom. To one side, the suite’s large bathroom showcases hisand-her sinks and cherry-stained vanities with goldtoned granite tops. A corner tub with jets and a spacious shower with rainfall glass, full-body jets, and

accommodates frequent Shabbat guests. “I’m glad peo-

Smart House system controls house lights and ovens’ Shabbat mode.

overhead sprayer provide a luxurious retreat. On the other side, a sitting room containing a daybed and TV, leads to the backyard terrace.

The basement features a kitchenette, which Debi uses as a “chometz kitchen” during the week before Passover. She can therefore kasher the main kitchen for Passover in advance and get a jump-start on seder preparations.

Ping-pong and pool tables, as well as gym equipment, provide entertainment for the many youngsters who frequently gather at

The yard is accessible from both the kitchen and master suite.

the Slaters’ home after services. “We had 12 kids running through

A tile terrace steps down to a brick patio with plentiful seating

our house one Shabbat,” says Debi, smiling. “There’s a place for

for warm-weather gatherings. The family builds its succah on the

everybody here.”

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She keenly understands, that her home’s foundation is made

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Fred Taub, left, and Tzvi Turner wake up their Sunday morning audience with jokes, news and plenty of music.

radio guys

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THERE are chairs in the broadcast studio of 88.7 FM WJCU

While wake-up shows are de rigueur Monday through Friday,

(located in the lower level of John Carroll University’s (JCU)

there’s not much traffic on the roads on Sunday morning. In fact,

recreation building), but Tzvi Turner and Fred Taub, co-hosts of

the only person I saw once I left my house at 6:50 a.m. was the

the Sunday morning edition of Jewish Community Radio, don’t

security guard at the entrance to the JCU parking lot. But many

sit in them for a single second.

Jewish men are up for morning services, and students at some

It’s 7 a.m, and the two are talking and moving at a feverish

local day schools are getting ready for a half-day of school (for

pace. Part of it is necessity: The electronics to make the show hap-

them, there’s a trivia contest, usually based on that week’s Torah

pen involve 500 different buttons and three computer screens.

portion, with a prize donated by Frank’s Hebrew Bookstore).

Federal Communications Commission (FCC) logs have to be updated every few minutes.

In between the jokes, news and promos, there’s a wide variety

During the 30-minute program, the two switch back and

of music, much of it pulled from an overflowing canvas bag on

forth between talk and music, bring in news from Israel National

Taub’s side of the studio. The Sunday morning audience is largely

Radio, repeat the station’s call letters at mandated intervals, and

Orthodox, Turner notes, but that covers a lot of musical ground.

discuss which song to play next. But a large part of the energy is

An uptempo number, a political statement on Hebron by

simply personality; they move and talk in fast-forward. My

Mordechai Ben David, is heavy on the horns. Next up: “Chatan

Southern-born husband likes to listen but asks, “Can you under-

Torah” by Baruch Levine, with words from the Simchat Torah

stand anything they’re saying?”

prayer service set to a funky bass line. In between, you’re likely to

Too early to have fun?

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hear a Yiddish-English song by Lipa Schmeltzer or some traditional Yemenite tunes by Azilut.

laugh a lot. “If we’re going to wake you up at 7 in the morning,

The music can be a friendly bone of contention between the

you better have fun listening,” says Turner. He’s got a good point.

co-hosts. Taub finds a Turner favorite, a young cantorial prodigy

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Simcha Levenstein, “not to his taste” (at one point he hides the CD to prevent Turner from playing it). For his part, Turner, a drummer tied in to the latest in Jewish music, doesn’t have a lot of love for Taub’s much-loved klezmer.

He’s dialed into the Jewish music scene that includes bigname musicians such as Srully Williger, Dudu Fisher and Baruch Levine, who have appeared on the show live.

Taub is the newsman. He brings news from his weekly e-mail newsletter FrumCleveland (frumcleveland.org) to the show as well as guests like Israeli politician Moshe Arens and Rabbi Susan B. Stone, of Temple Beth Shalom and former executive director of Cleveland’s Hebrew Free Loan Association.

A chain of tradition The studio is a smorgasbord of ethnic and religious programming. In the next room, a two-hour show broadcast primarily in Lithuanian is beginning. (One of the co-hosts of that show loves cantorial prodigy Levenstein, Turner says with a pointed

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look in Taub’s direction.) On other days, you might hear typical college station fare or heavy metal Christian music.

Off the air, Taub and Fisher still run full throttle, though Taub does sit down, strictly to do a quick bit of computer work for the

“If we’re going to wake you up at 7 in the morning, you better have fun listening.”

Tzvi Turner

show. Turner inherited the show from Ben Bresky, now a broadcaster on Arutz Sheva radio in Israel. Turner works full-time in the corporate world, so he experimented with a succession of co-hosts who could handle the Friday edition of the

show, finally settling on Taub. Jewish Community Radio has been around for more than 30 years. Turner and Taub take the “community” part of their mission very seriously, trying to put together a program that speaks to its primarily Orthodox listeners, as well as to the larger Cleveland Jewish community. While you’ll hear a list of mazel tovs to people in the Orthodox com-

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Sunday morning at 7 may seem a little early for the highenergy banter, news and music Turner and Taub offer, but like a double kick drum, they certainly get you moving.

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Melange Thursdays - $5 martinis 4-10pm; Thursdays-Jazz Night 7-10pm Wed., Oct. 29- Jackson Rohm performs 8-11pm & $5 martinis 4-10pm Sausalito Salon It’s time for our Pedicure Special – Treat yourself to a pedicure and receive a FREE manicure.

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American food, extensive wine list, broad selection of exotic beers and mixed drinks and the perfectly balanced ambiance you’ll experience at Melange, you will be wanting to come back again and again. 216-378-9755.

LIVE MUSIC EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT Starting September, come to Melange for great live music. Local artist and musician Jackson Rohm will be appearing on September 18th, Wednesday, October 29th, Wednesday, November 19th and December 4th. For some cool jazz, come any of the other Thursday nights.

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Get any one of our fabulous martinis for only $5.00 or grab a bite before you head home for the night.

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Divine desserts for the holidays: Red plum compote, left, Moroccan mint teas and rice pudding with apricots.

sweet treats for the

new year

by joan kekst photography by beth segal

THE HIGH HOLIDAYS find us joyously gathering around a festive table with family and guests.

Crown a bountiful feast with dessert confections featuring honey and sugar to ensure a sweet year.

Below are some desserts guaranteed to please everyone at the table. L’ Shana Tovah!

R E D P L U M C O M P O T E – Pareve

cooked, reduce syrup by one third. Pour syrup over the

2/3 C sugar

cooked plums and chill. Plums can be halved and pitted to

1 C dry white wine

serve. Serve alone or with cookies. 6–8 portions

1 C water 4 whole cloves 3“ piece of cinnamon stick Zest of 1/2 a lemon 18 firm, ripe, large red plums, rinsed and stemmed

MIDDLE EAST RICE PUDDING with APRICOTS – Dairy, from Claudia Roden PUDDING: 1 C short grain rice or risotto 1 ½ C water

Combine sugar, wine, water, cloves, cinnamon and lemon zest in a 3-qt. sauce pan. Bring syrup to a boil and cook gen-

3/4 C sugar

tly, uncovered, for 5 minutes. Add plums, return to a boil,

2 T orange blossom water

reduce to a simmer, cook 5 minutes until plums are just soft but hold their shape.

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APRICOTS: 2 lb. apricots 3 3/4 C water

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3/4 C sugar Juice of 1 lemon Cook rice in water until water is absorbed. Add milk and simmer on low heat 30 minutes. Stir occasionally. When rice is soft and most of the milk is absorbed, add sugar and stir well.

If dry, add a bit more milk. Add orange blossom water and cook a minute more. Turn off heat, stir well, and pour into serving bowl, or individual dishes Cover and chill. Pudding will thicken as it cools.

Cut apricots in half and remove pits. Cook in a heavy pan with water, sugar and lemon juice. Cover and cook on low for 10 minutes until fruit is very soft. Chill, then spread over the rice pudding. Sprinkle with pomegranate seeds, other fruit or pistachios, if desired.

R I C H C H O C O L AT E E S P R E S S O C O O K I E S – Dairy or Pareve 6 T cocoa powder 1/2 C flour 1/4 t baking powder 1/4 t salt 1/2 C unsalted butter or pareve margarine (1 stick) 8 oz. bittersweet chocolate, divided 2 large eggs 1/4 C granulated sugar 2 t instant espresso granules

A PERFECT MIX SIGNATURE COCKTAILS UNIQUE SPECIALLY SELECTED WINES AWARD WINNING TAPAS

BY SERGIOS

2 t vanilla 1 C walnuts, toasted and chopped Preheat oven to 350° F. Place two racks in center of oven.

Sift together cocoa, flour, baking powder and salt. Set aside. Melt butter or margarine and 2/3 of the chocolate in

RELAXING ATMOSPHERE AND VERY COMFORTABLE SEATING.

microwave on 50% power. Cool.

on high speed until mixture is pale and thick, about 4 minutes.

Reduce speed to medium, add melted chocolate mixture and vanilla. Add dry ingredients and beat until just combined. Add remaining chocolate pieces and walnuts.

Line two baking pans with parchment paper; drop tablespoons of batter onto pans, leaving 2” between cookies. Bake until tops crack, about 10-12 minutes; rotate pans at mid-point of baking time. Cool. Store airtight or freeze. Serve with fruit compotes.

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Elegant apple tart

E L E G A N T A P P L E TA RT – Pareve Single crust for 10” tart pan with removable bottom 4 large Granny Smith apples, peeled, cored and thinly sliced

remove weights and paper, set aside.

Meanwhile, toss apple slices with sugar, lemon juice, nutmeg, cinnamon and 1T flour. Dust tart shell with remaining flour. Arrange apples in concentric circles over crust; dot with

3/4 C sugar

margarine. Bake in a preheated 400° F oven for 10 minutes.

1 T lemon juice

Reduce heat to 375 °F. and bake until apples are set and

1/8 t nutmeg

crust is lightly browned, about 30 minutes. Cool on a rack.

1 scant t cinnamon

Heat honey; lightly brush on apples and edges of crust. Serves

2 T flour, divided

10-12.

1 T margarine 2 T honey, warmed

MOROCCAN MINT TEA Preheat a six-cup teapot. Add 1 1/2 T Chinese green tea,

Roll pastry crust into pan, chill 30 minutes. Preheat oven to 400° F. Prick crust with a fork. Cut a piece of parchment

Pour in boiling water and allow to infuse at least 5 minutes.

paper to extend over crust. Weight crust with pie weights or

Adjust sugar if necessary. Serve in small tea cups.

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coke

or

manischewitz

a getting to know you quiz by bess brown and ellen schur brown

2. Best Holiday: 3.

H Latkes or

1. Your Hebrew Name _____________________________________ H Purim H Passover H Rosh Hashanah H Israel Independence Day

H Chanukah H Hamantaschen

4. My Jewish “Star”: 5.

H Alicia Silverstone H Jerry Seinfeld H Paul Newman H Barbara Streisand H Groucho Marx Worst way to die: H Pillar of salt HTied for sacrifice on Mount Moriah HDrowned in flood H Murdered by brother H Swallowed by whale

6. Israeli destination of choice:

H Night on Ben Yehuda Street H Wailing Wall H Hike up Masada H Dead Sea Spa 7: Most influential woman:

H Anne Frank H Golda Meir H Gloria Steinem H Ann Landers and her sister Dear Abby 8. Correct schmear:

H Just cream cheese H cream cheese and lox H cream cheese and jam H the works 9. Fav. Jewish movie:

H The 10 Commandments H Yentl H Fiddler on the Roof H Annie Hall H Schindler’s List 10. How many trees have you bought from Jewish National Fund (JNF)? (lifetime estimate) __________ 11. One commandment you’d most like to add: ___________________________________________________ 12. You just ate a corned beef sandwich. How long before your mother would let you go swimming? _____

H Clay H Wood H Glass H Plastic Rockinest bar mitzvah dance song: H Hava Negilah H YMCA H Electric Slide H The Limbo H Chicken Dance H Thriller H Anything by Matisyahu H Stairway to Heaven

13. Winningest dreidels are made of: 14.

15. Best memory of bubbe or zayde. ______________________________________________________________

H The Chosen (Chaim Potok) H Night (Elie Wiesel); H Portnoy’s Complaint (Philip Roth); H The Trial (Franz Kafka); H The Red Tent (Anita Diamant) If 10 people are coming for dinner, how much chicken should you prepare? H 10 pc. (we’re all on diets) H 20 pcs. (gotta have leftovers!) H 40 pcs. (you just never know who might show up) Guilty Pleasure: H Chocolate Gelt H Chocolate Covered Matza H Chocolate Bobke H Chocolate Egg Cream H Chocolate Chip Mandel bread

16. Best Book Ever: 17.

18.

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Adult Programs

in October

at Cuyahoga County Public Library

Making the Move Are you or someone you know getting ready to downsize and sell that large family home? Join Lee Ann Spacek, Certified Relocation Professional, to get tips on selecting a real estate agent and learn about the benefits of an advocate to stand by you throughout the transition. Discuss how to create a timeline and making a plan to organize, de-clutter and recycle.

Gates Mills Branch 1491 Chagrin River Road / 440.423.4808

Saturday, October 4th / 11:00 a.m.

Finding Faith Online

Read JSTYLE Online!

Now Available In

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From the global to the local, find the best and most inspirational websites on spirituality and organized religion.

Reference Specialist David Soltesz will take you on a guided tour of interactive Internet resources, news & opinion sites, local connections, and more.

Beachwood Branch 25502 Shaker Boulevard / 216.831.6868

(online magazine)

Thursday, October 23rd / 7:00 p.m.

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Spend a lot of time looking for misplaced items? Forgot why you went into a room? Want to learn more effective memory strategies? Join Kathryn Kilpatrick, Memory Fitness Specialist, for an interesting, inspirational and informative program.

Co-sponsored by The Greens Nursing & Rehabilitation Center, A Kindred Healthcare Community.

Gates Mills Branch 1491 Chagrin River Road / 440.423.4808

Thursday, October 30th / 2:00 p.m.

Now JStyle is as close to you as the nearest computer! Thanks to DigiMag, JStyle on-line has a realistic magazine feel, just like the paper version.

Next time you’re out of town or you simply want to share content with a friend you can access the current or past issues by visiting www.jstylemagazine.com or www.clevelandjewishnews.com

To register for these programs, call the host branch or visit cuyahogalibrary.org.

Thanks for visiting and for your support of this Magazine!

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WHO isn’t stressed? Our lives are full and fast-paced, with

duce more positive, realistic ones. It’s a skill anyone can acquire

pressure from work, family, personal commitments and an ever-

with some practice, Raddell claims.

tightening financial climate. High stress levels can lead to ulcers,

A regular walking regime will lower stress levels. Even a brief

migraines, anxiety, depression, high blood pressure, insomnia, a

15-minute walk can have a positive impact on mood for hours.

compromised immune system, and an increased risk for condi-

Sticking to the routine, even in bad weather, also creates a feeling

tions like heart disease.

of resiliency.

It’s important to recognize some of the warning signs of high

According to Ted W. Raddell, Ph.D., a psychologist at The Cleveland Clinic Beachwood Family

stress levels, says Raddell. These can include muscle tension,

Health Center, it’s not the life events

fatigue, malaise or anxiety. “Unfortunately, a lot of people don’t

themselves that cause stress, but

take action,” Raddell says. “They’re suffering, and they don’t do anything about it.”

what they mean to you.

regaining control

“We could blame work, traffic or the economy, but all

According to “Stress Doc” Mark Gorkin, a licensed clinical

stress comes from one source

social worker, not all stress is bad. Some stress allows people to sense a challenge while remaining confident, and therefore,

– your thoughts,” he says.

One of the best ways to

perform at their best. Stress becomes a problem when it’s

deal with stress is cognitive

ongoing with no relief in sight. Most people, he adds, are stressed when they feel out of control. “Whatever has you

restructuring, or recognizing

feeling less in control in your life manifests as stress.”

when you’ve fallen into negative thinking.

First,

identify

Gorkin, who recently relocated to the Cleveland area, devel-

the

thoughts and then

oped a formula he calls SPEED to help deal with stress: Sleep,

take steps to pro-

Priorities, Empathy, Exercise and Diet. Getting

stressed out?

enough rest, eating right and exercising can make a big difference. Supporting others and finding a “stress buddy” helps as well.

Reading and writing, he adds, are also great ways to reduce stress.

Many people are stressed, Gorkin points out, because they say “yes” to too many demands.

Learning to say “no” now and then can be a huge stress reliever.

He suggests acknowledging that while the request is important, you cannot fulfill that request

it’s all in your mind by laura m. walter

based on your schedule; then offer an alternative way to help that works for you.

“Don’t

let

someone

else’s

urgency become your anxiety,” he advises.

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stretching vs. stressing

says. “But everybody, regardless of age or physical ability, can do

In the 1980s, Dawn Schroeder worked on the exchange floor

these techniques.”

part of life

at the Chicago Board of Trade, a job she describes as both physically and mentally demanding. Not surprisingly, she was stressed.

“Stress just means change,” explains Howard Barem, Ph.D., a psychologist with Psychological & Behavioral Consultants. “And

Then she started practicing yoga.

“It allowed me to find overall health on all levels,” she says.

we resist change.”

Schroeder, now a registered yoga teacher and certified yoga

To alleviate the effects of stress, Barem suggests working to

instructor, says yoga offers a way for people to slow down and

reduce your reactions. Try calming down with relaxation techniques such as deep breathing, visualization, distrac-

breathe.

“All day long, we rush into the next thing,” she says, but in yoga class, you can “step away from the chaos of your thoughts and quiet down.”

Some people, Schroeder explains, feel the effects of stress in their bodies, while others are impacted mentally or emotionally. Since yoga sets out to achieve a

“All stress comes from one source – your thoughts.”

Dr. Ted W. Raddell

body. Try different classes to find one that feels right, read up on yoga online, or get a DVD and try it at home.

“I think it (yoga) is sometimes intimidating for people,” she

yoga, exercise or meditation.

Another technique, Barem says, is taking direct steps to improve your situation. If you lose your job, begin an active search for a new one. If a loved one passes away, embrace the grieving process, help plan the funeral, or turn to family members for support.

mind-body union, it can help bring clarity and reduce stress. Most importantly, Schroeder emphasizes, yoga is for every-

tion through a hobby or conversation with a friend,

Feeling helpless or hopeless only creates more stress.

“Stress is a part of life,” Barem explains. “We all experience it and need to view it as a normal component, anticipate it and plan for it.” L

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SCENE

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PHOTO - MARC GOLUB

Gathering Place Enjoying a Gathering Place social hour are, from left, Eileen Saffran, Sandy Gross, Marcy Schwarz, Dr. Michael Rabovsky and Laurie Linden.

On the Rise At the CJN On the Rise meet-and-greet at Fleming’s are, from left, Regina Olbinksy, Wendy Solganik and Chris-Anna Sterling.

Circle of Friends Jackie and Dr. Fred Rothstein enjoy French wines at Rainbow Babies & Children’s Hospital Circle of Friends event at the Shoreby Club.

Bellefaire JCB Audrey Handel and her dad Jeremy participate in the Bellefaire JCB annual biathlon and walk.

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JCC Camper Hailey Hoyat dresses as her favorite superhero at The Mandel JCC Anisfield Day Camp’s annual SuperHero Day.

Artists’ reception Enid Faigin, left, Leonore Peretz and Ruth Guth at the opening reception of their art work at the Beachwood Community Center.

Bellefaire JCB At the Bellefaire JCB walk are, from left, Ben, Stephanie and Jared Miller and Steve Weinberg.

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NEW SITES, NEW LEADERSHIP, AND A NEW SEASON!

seeing is believing

MIXON HALL MASTERS SERIES CIM Welcomes new president Joel Smirnoff and introduces a new series in Mixon Hall. Internationally acclaimed artists will perform in the intimate, acoustical elegance of Mixon Hall.

2008-2009 SEASON AT THE CLEVELAND PLAY HOUSE THE GLASS MENAGERIE

Sunday, September 28 at 4:00 p.m.

Virtuoso violinist and new CIM faculty member Joan Kwuon.

NOISES OFF

Monday, November 17 at 8:00 p.m.

The Juilliard String Quartet in their last year with Joel Smirnoff as first violinist.

A RAISIN IN THE SUN

NOV 7 - 30

A CHRISTMAS STORY RY

NOV 28 - DEC 21

MAHALIA: A GOSPEL MUSICAL CRIME AND PUNISHMENT

FEB 27 - MAR 22

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AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAY A S

Friday, January 23 at 8:00 p.m.

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Saturday, May 16 at 8:00 p.m.

One of the world’s most beloved mezzo-sopranos, Frederica von Stade.

SEPT 12 - OCT 5

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kosher cooking school steps up to the plate by sue fishkoff

ON the first day of class at a new kosher cooking school in

It’s a tough business, says Rabbi Chaim Fogelman, a rabbinic

Brooklyn, 22-year-old Erica Zimmerman carefully slices raw

coordinator at the OK kosher certification agency in Crown

potatoes into a stainless steel bowl.

Heights. “I’ve seen many people try to get a kosher cooking

Zimmerman, a student at New York University, says she’s always been interested in cooking, but as an observant Jew, she only wanted a kosher school. Why learn to cook food she’d never be able to eat?

“The only other kosher cooking school is in Israel, and I can’t take off a year to go,” she says.

“Then I heard about this new school on Facebook, and I jumped at the opportunity.”

In July, the Center for Kosher Culinary Arts

school going, but this is the only one that’s gotten off the start-

“Unlike other cooking schools, they’re able to taste everything they prepare.”

Elka Pinson, school founder

ing plate,” he says.

Center founder Elka Pinson, whose husband runs a housewares store in the neighborhood, dreamed of such a school for years. Last year, she took over the top floor of the store and advertised for a chef/teacher on craigslist. Jesse Blondel, a 26-year-old Brooklyn native and the kitchen manager at the Culinary Center of New York, was seeking a new position.

opened in the heavily Jewish neighborhood of Flatbush in

Organizing and directing a new cooking school seemed just

Brooklyn, N.Y. The six-week, $4,500 intensive course, run in

the ticket. “I realized there isn’t any other kosher cooking school,

cooperation with the continuing education department of

I’m Jewish, and I grew up not far from here,” he explains.

Kingsborough Community College, is the only professional

Pinson and Blondel opened negotiations with Kingsborough

kosher cooking school in North America and one of only two in

and ironed out the details in May. That left little more than a

the world.

month to set up the room, build the curriculum, and advertise

Given the numbers of Jews who keep kosher and the growing popularity of upscale kosher restaurants, it’s surprising there aren’t more.

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for students.

Thirteen people show up for class. The first day, they sit around a large steel table intently watching chef Mark

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Students learn techniques for preparing everything from latkes to soufflés.

seven children and husband. “It’s only for six weeks,” she says with a shrug.

These are the people the school is targeting, Some are looking for jobs as restaurant chefs, while others are considering food production, becoming personal chefs, or just taking the course for personal enrichment.

“The school is technique, not recipe-driven,” Blondel says.

Over the course of the six weeks, the students learn basic French culinary skills, from making sauces and soup stocks to cooking the perfect omelet.

They also learn about applying kosher laws in a commercial kitchen, mainly through lectures by rabbis from the OK. And unlike other cooking schools they might have considered, they are able to taste everything they prepare.

You might shell out $40,000 or more to attend The Culinary Institute of America or one of the other prestigious cooking schools, and if you keep kosher, Pinson says, you’d never be able to taste what you’re learning to cook. “Then you go home, buy the ingredients, cook and taste it there, double the work.”

Pinson says that’s the experience of many, if not most, of the chefs working in kosher restaurants in this country. The Center for Kosher Culinary Arts is the first step in changing that.

D’Alessandro, the school’s main teacher, demonstrate the finer techniques of chopping vegetables.

Holding up half an onion, D’Alessandro shows how to place it on the cutting board and dice it finely by making several horizon-

The center’s six-week course can only cover the basics, but it’s a start. “We’re on the crest of this new interest,” Pinson says.

“Guaranteed, in six months somebody else will do it, too. Good luck! It’s a lot of work.” L

tal slices before chopping vertically with his chef’s knife.

“There’s no machine that can do that for you?” one student asks anxiously. D’Alessandro looks at her balefully. “That’s the second time my heart has been broken,” he says to muffled laughter.

All of the students keep kosher to one degree or another. The class is about evenly split by gender, and ranges in age from a 16year-old boy to a grandmother in her 60s.

Sarah Belman, a recent graduate of the University of California, Santa Cruz, dreams of opening a kosher bakery in the San Francisco Bay area. “I was thinking of going to The Culinary Institute of America or le Cordon Bleu, but there are a lot of halachic problems,” she explains.

Glancing furtively at D’Alessandro, who has moved on to parsley, she admits, “I’m a terrible cook, but my baking seems to come out okay.”

Arguably the most motivated student, Itka Dalfen commutes by bus from her home in Toronto every week, leaving behind her

A chef/teacher shows a student the right technique for chopping onions.

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DINING GUIDE

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one familiar name

two great restaurants Drop in and Chill out.

Warm Breezes. and Cool Drinks.

It’s not fine dining.

It’s fun dining.

Sérgio’s in University Circle 1903 Ford Dr. 216.231.1234

Sérgio’s Saravá at Shaker Square 13225 Shaker Square 216.295.1200 check out our website, www.sergioscleveland.com, for on-line reservations and to find out about Rio Rewards and Sergio’s Culture Club events!

ARRABIATA’S ITALIAN RESTAURANT 6169 Mayfield Rd., Mayfield Hts. 440-442-2600 600 Dover Center Road, Bay Village 440-835-9100 www.arrabiatas.com Located in the heart of Mayfield Heights and Bay Village, Arrabiata’s serves the finest in Northern Italian cooking in a warm, classy, casual atmosphere. The menu ranges from veal and chicken to seafood and pasta. Check out our new salads! We also feature a full bar and extensive wine list. Arrabiata’s specializes in catering and private parties. Full menu is available for takeout.

BISTRO 185 991 E. 185th Street, Cleveland 216-481-9635 Fax: 216-383-6524 Lunch: Mon.-Fri. 11:30 a.m.-3 p.m.

Dinner: Mon.-Wed. 5-9 p.m.; Thurs.-Sat. 5-10 p.m.

Bistro 185 features a multi cultural menu that changes daily. We feature house smoked beef brisket, house cured gravlax, duck, fresh fish and seafood, along with seasonal entrees.

Unique salads. Delicious martinis.

Imported & micro brew beers on tap.

Open for lunch and dinner. Don’t miss the made in-house desserts.

Patio seating available.

BLUE CANYON KITCHEN*TAVERN 8960 Wilcox Dr. (I-480 & SR 82) Twinsburg 330-486-BLUE www.bluecanyonrestaurant.com Chef Brandt Evans and his talented team delight diners with "creative American cooking." Enjoy steaks, seafood and more, Blue Canyon Style. Live music every Saturday evening. Delicious Sunday brunch buffet from 11am until 2pm.

CHAMPPS 5835 Landerbrook Dr. 440-605-9222 Mon.-Sat.: 11 a.m. – 2 a.m.

Sunday: 10 a.m. – 1 a.m.

Voted Cleveland’s best sports bar.

Open for lunch & dinner. Open late with a full service bar, offering a wide variety of menu items made from scratch.

FLEMINGS PRIME STEAKHOUSE & WINE BAR Eton Chagrin Boulevard 28869 Chagrin Boulevard 216-896-9000 4000 Medina Road, Akron 330-670-5200 www.flemingssteakhouse.com Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar is an ongoing celebration of exceptional food and wine. Enjoy the finest aged prime beef and 100 wines by the glass in a lively, stylish atmosphere. Fleming’s is where evenings out become memorable times.

GAMEKEEPER’S TAVERNE 87 West Street, Chagrin Falls 440-247-7744 (A.D.M.V.) www.gamekeepers.com A vintage restaurant that radiates charm. Gamekeeper’s fireside dining attracts diners from miles around. First-timers should check out the restaurant itself, which once belonged to the family of poet Hart Crane, and is also the home of The Inn of Chagrin Falls. Also visit The Village Exchange, 87 West Wine/ Martini Bar/Chagrin Falls, 87 West 2/Crocker Park and the Welshfield Inn. GOLDEN DRAGON 5871 Mayfield Road 440-449-8710 Fax: 440-449-3465 Golden dragon specializes in Mandarin, Szechwan and Cantonese cuisine. Enjoy our full service bar with exotic tropical drinks. Luncheon specials are Monday through Friday.

Dietetic and American food and banquet facilities are available. Call now for a reservation or carry-out.

Open Monday – Sunday for lunch and dinner.

HOULIHAN’S 3750 Orange Place, Beachwood, 216.378.9090 www.Houlihans.com Offering eclectic scratch cuisine and a vibrant bar scene in a casually sophisticated atmosphere. Houlihan’s + Bar is fast becoming one of Beachwood’s hippest dining destinations. With a new, modern design restaurant design and a full-service banquet facility capable of accomodating 10-100 guests, we offer something for everyone.

GRAND OPENING! Open for lunch and dinner Live Piano Music starting at 7:30p.m. every evening.

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Taste a piece of Europe!

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LOPEZ ON LEE – SOUTHWESTERN FOOD CLUB 2196 Lee Road – Beautiful Downtown Cleveland Heights 216-932-9000 www.lopezonlee.com Mon.-Thurs.: Bar 4:30 p.m. – 11 p.m., Grill 5 p.m. – 11 p.m.

Fri.- Sat.: Bar 4:30 p.m. – 11:30 p.m., Grill 5 p.m. – 11 p.m.

Sundays: Bar & Grill 4:30 p.m. – 9 p.m.

What began as a vision — is now a tradition. For 28 years, Craig Sumers has maintained Lopez as the pre-eminent joint for the very finest Mexican/Southwestern good times and lasting memories. And, did we mention the wonderful food? Innovative, contemporary, and consistently outstanding. vic’s grandson Chef Ian Thompson - he’s sensational!!

MARSHA’S CARRY-OUT & CATERING 3365 Richmond Road, Suite 225 Beachwood 216-765-0507 Fax: 216-765-0632 visit-marshas@sbcglobal.net www.visit-marshas.com Good food to go! Homemade soups, sandwiches, salads & bakery, and freshly prepared foods for dinner! Great daily specials. Breakfast served all day. Dine-in, carry-out.

Ask about our complete holiday menu for Rosh Hashanah and dairy trays to break the fast. We deliver!

MELANGE La Place Plaza 2101 Richmond Road, Beachwood 216-378-9755 www.DineMelange.com “With our Contemporary American Food, extensive wine list, broad selection of exotic beers and mixed drinks and the perfectly balance ambiance you’ll experience at Melange, you will be wanting to come back again and again.”

PEARL OF THE ORIENT Van Aken Center, Shaker Heights 20121 Van Aken Blvd.

216-751-8181 Fax: 216-283-8810 www.pearl-east.com Cleveland’s original northern Chinese and Szechwan restaurant, features innovative Chinese cuisine,

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lunch and dinner specials, private party room, full bar, great prices/value and ample parking.

Open Mon-Fri for lunch and every night for dinner.

SASA MATSU 13120 Shaker Square 216-767-1111 www.sasamatsu.com Mon-Sat 5pm to midnight Sun 5pm10pm, Happy Hour Mon-Fri 5pm6:30pm. Late night menu M-Th 10-midnight. SASA at Shaker Square celebrates modern Japanese cuisine, traditional quality, friendship and drink. Enjoy Japanese Izakaya-tapas, Japanese beer on tap, exotic flavors of Asia and more. Live music, visit our website for details. Experience SASA. SÉRGIO’S SARAVÁ 13225 Shaker Square 216-295-1200 www.sergioscleveland.com The warmth of a neighborhood spot, the allure of an out-of-town getaway! At SARAVÁ, enjoy the rhythms and flavor of Brazil; small street plates, raw bar, tasty pizzas, daily features, and Brazilian classics.

Happy Hour daily, 5-6:30pm. Live Brazilian jazz many nights, We welcome large parties. Reserve one of our private dining rooms, or our outdoor heated covered veranda for your next party. Visit our web site, join our RIO REWARDS program, and register to win a trip to RIO for two! Curbside valet take-out and online home delivery available at both of our locations.

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RESTAURANT EUROPA Landerwood Plaza, Pepper Pike 30519 Pinetree Road 216-591-1273 Open for Lunch and Dinner.

Restaurant Europa is a new restaurant with wonderful European food and great atmosphere! Our executive chefs were professionally trained in Europe and have created a reasonably priced menu with wonderful dishes from all over the world coupled with our own comfortable touch. Open for lunch and dinner.

Live piano music starting at 7:30pm every evening. Take a visit to Siberia in our chilled Vodka Room!

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Chinese, Thai, Cantonese, Hunan Szechwan, Sushi

216-676-6388

5092 Tiedeman Road • Off I-480

(Only 20 min. from Beachwood • Opposite side of I-480 from the PD Plant • Behind Key Bank offices)

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330.486.BLUE | www.bluecanyonrestaurant.com 8960 WILCOX DRIVE, TWINSBURG (SR 82 & I-480) | RESERVATIONS RECOMMENDED CLEVELAND JEWISH NEWS

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CHECK OUT OUR HOLIDAY MENU FOR ROSH HASHANAH! Everything From Matzo Ball Soup To 3365 Richmond Rd. (formerly Bix) Brisket To Honey Cake...

Beachwood And Everything In Between!

216.765.0507 Fax: 216.765.0632 www.visit-marshas.com Break The Fast With Our Dairy Trays WE DELIVER! M-F • 9am-7pm Available weekends for Call For A Complete Menu! catering & private parties

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Celebrate with us on East 185th Street Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion, or just the end of the workday, Bistro 185 is the perfect place to unwind and enjoy an outstanding meal or cocktail.

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216 481 9635 www.bistro185.com

www.thegrillatbainbridgecommons.com Mon.-Thurs.11 a.m.-8:30 p.m.

Fri.11a.m.-9 p.m. Sat 8a.m.-9 p.m.

Sun. (Breakfast Only) 8: a.m.-2: p.m.

Quickly becoming the “Best Kept Secret” on the east side. The Grill serves an eclectic blend of creative comfort food. The Grill features locally produced ingredients such as goat and feta cheeses from Lake Erie Creamery, pasta from Ohio City Pasta, and pure maple syrup from Pinegate Sugarworks in Chardon, to name a few. Owners Marc & Leigh Jacobson do everything they can to ensure the perfect dining experience.

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TAZA, A LEBANESE GRILL Eton Chagrin Boulevard 28601 Chagrin Blvd.

216-464-4000 Taza offers a tasty palette of Lebanesestyle favorites. Here you’ll find lamb, beef and chicken kebobs sizzling over a charcoal fire, fresh baked pita, a full bar, and many vegetarian dishes…all with an upscale ambiance that is warm and intimate.

Join us for an exotic and unforgettable dining experience!

WILD GINGER CHINA BISTRO 5092 Tiedeman Road, Brooklyn 216-676-6388 www.wildgingercb.com Mon.-Thurs. 11 a.m.- 9:30 p.m.

Fri.11 a.m.-10 p.m. Sat. Noon - 10 p.m.

Sun. Noon - 9 p.m.

Wild Ginger offers Cantonese, Szechwan and Hunan classic preparations, but the sushi, Indian and Thai dishes are also memorable.

Choices include sesame prawns, Thai basil chicken, and Chilean sea bass with garlic-ginger soy sauce.

The contemporary décor with high ceilings and 20-foot windows make this restaurant a special choice when a taste for Asian cuisine beckons. Wheelchair accessible.

THE GRILL @ BAINBRIDGE COMMONS 17800 Chillicothe Rd. (Rte. 306, just south of Hwy. 422) 440-543-0670 fax: 440-543-1682

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SÉRGIO’S UNIVERSITY CIRCLE 1903 Ford Drive 216-231-1234 www.sergioscleveland.com Sexy, intimate, and romantic. A little gem that shines with inspired cuisine in Cleveland’s cultural playground.

Delight in the city’s finest Tapas, Mediterranean and seafood dishes.

On Friday or Saturday, we seat until 11 p.m.; stop in after theatre; outstanding wine and cheese plates, or a chef’s creation just for the two of you.

Curbside valet take-out and online home delivery available at both of our locations!

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(NEXT TO GAMEKEEPER’S TAVERNE)

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CROCKER PARK (440) 250-2334

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CHINESE RESTAURANT Open for Lunch & Dinner Banquet Facilities Available Make your reservations now!

5871 Mayfield Rd. • Mayfield Hts. • 440-449-8710

15 Rooms with Fireplaces and Jacuzzis 87 West Street • Chagrin Falls (440) 247-1200

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Includes: • Clam Chowder Soup • 1 Doz. Clams • 1/2 Chicken • Corn on the Cob • Sweet Potato • Dessert Make your reservations today!

17800 Chillicothe Rd., Bainbridge • 440-543-0670 (On Route 306, just south of Hwy. 422)

www.thegrillatbainbridgecommons.com Owned and Operated by Marc & Leigh Jacobson

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Welshfield Inn 14001 Main Market Road Welshfield (440) 834-0190

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CHECK OUT OUR HOLIDAY MENU FOR ROSH HASHANAH! Everything From Matzo Ball Soup To 3365 Richmond Rd. (formerly Bix) Brisket To Honey Cake...

Beachwood And Everything In Between!

216.765.0507 Fax: 216.765.0632 www.visit-marshas.com Break The Fast With Our Dairy Trays WE DELIVER! M-F • 9am-7pm Available weekends for Call For A Complete Menu! catering & private parties

72264

Party Trays & Catering

carry-out & catering

Celebrate with us on East 185th Street Whether you’re celebrating a special occasion, or just the end of the workday, Bistro 185 is the perfect place to unwind and enjoy an outstanding meal or cocktail.

72119

Call or visit us online to see what we’re about and make a reservation.

216 481 9635 www.bistro185.com

991 East 185th Street, Cleveland, Ohio I Proud member of Cleveland Independents

SÉRGIO’S UNIVERSITY CIRCLE 1903 Ford Drive 216-231-1234 www.sergioscleveland.com Sexy, intimate, and romantic. A little gem that shines with inspired cuisine in Cleveland’s cultural playground.

Delight in the city’s finest Tapas, Mediterranean and seafood dishes.

On Friday or Saturday, we seat until 11 p.m.; stop in after theatre; outstanding wine and cheese plates, or a chef’s creation just for the two of you.

Curbside valet take-out and online home delivery available at both of our locations!

www.thegrillatbainbridgecommons.com Mon.-Thurs.11 a.m.-8:30 p.m.

Fri.11a.m.-9 p.m. Sat 8a.m.-9 p.m.

Sun. (Breakfast Only) 8: a.m.-2: p.m.

Quickly becoming the “Best Kept Secret” on the east side. The Grill serves an eclectic blend of creative comfort food. The Grill features locally produced ingredients such as goat and feta cheeses from Lake Erie Creamery, pasta from Ohio City Pasta, and pure maple syrup from Pinegate Sugarworks in Chardon, to name a few. Owners Marc & Leigh Jacobson do everything they can to ensure the perfect dining experience.

B.Y.O.B.

TAZA, A LEBANESE GRILL Eton Chagrin Boulevard 28601 Chagrin Blvd.

216-464-4000 Taza offers a tasty palette of Lebanesestyle favorites. Here you’ll find lamb, beef and chicken kebobs sizzling over a charcoal fire, fresh baked pita, a full bar, and many vegetarian dishes…all with an upscale ambiance that is warm and intimate.

Join us for an exotic and unforgettable dining experience!

WILD GINGER CHINA BISTRO 5092 Tiedeman Road, Brooklyn 216-676-6388 www.wildgingercb.com Mon.-Thurs. 11 a.m.- 9:30 p.m.

Fri.11 a.m.-10 p.m. Sat. Noon - 10 p.m.

Sun. Noon - 9 p.m.

Wild Ginger offers Cantonese, Szechwan and Hunan classic preparations, but the sushi, Indian and Thai dishes are also memorable.

Choices include sesame prawns, Thai basil chicken, and Chilean sea bass with garlic-ginger soy sauce.

The contemporary décor with high ceilings and 20-foot windows make this restaurant a special choice when a taste for Asian cuisine beckons. Wheelchair accessible.

THE GRILL @ BAINBRIDGE COMMONS 17800 Chillicothe Rd. (Rte. 306, just south of Hwy. 422) 440-543-0670 fax: 440-543-1682

Bring Us Your Tired and Hungry.

2

FINE WINES CHEESES MARTINIS BEERS (440) 247-5888

(NEXT TO GAMEKEEPER’S TAVERNE)

87 West Street Chagrin Falls (440) 247-7744

FINE WINES CHEESES MARTINIS BEERS & SMALL PLATES

CROCKER PARK (440) 250-2334

15 Rooms with Fireplaces and Jacuzzis 87 West Street • Chagrin Falls (440) 247-1200

CLAM BAKE! Sept. 19, 20, 26 & 27

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g e fo d li 79 Wes t Street r th e b ette r”er.

(440) 2 • Chagrin Fa 47-346 lls 0

12 Rooms with Fireplaces and Jacuzzis 426 South Street • Chardon (440) 285-3100

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per person

Includes: • Clam Chowder Soup • 1 Doz. Clams • 1/2 Chicken • Corn on the Cob • Sweet Potato • Dessert Make your reservations today!

17800 Chillicothe Rd., Bainbridge • 440-543-0670 (On Route 306, just south of Hwy. 422)

www.thegrillatbainbridgecommons.com Owned and Operated by Marc & Leigh Jacobson

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and seafood before stir-frying.

Marinade helps seal in the natural juice during the cooking process which uses highest settings.

2 A standard marinade for stir-fry: Light soy

(or salt for seafood), sugar, pepper, wine, cornstarch. Drain excess marinade before cooking. Always use a pinch of sugar to cut the edge of salt.

3 There is a difference between light (thin) soy

sauce and dark (mushroom or Black) soy.

Light soy is generally saltier, while dark soy is used mainly for color.

4 Meats thinly sliced for stir-fry only need to be

marinated for about a half hour.

Marinate whole chicken, lamb chops, chicken legs and thighs for baking and grilling at least 2-3 hours or more.

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Saturdays in September and October. Participants help cook and

of Cleveland.

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recreating) the Martins, a dairy-farm family living in the town of Wheatfield in the year 1863. Supper-table talk includes family life, politics, and the War Between the States.

Ohio Renaissance Festival The Ohio Renaissance Festival (www.renfestival.com) is held in Harveysburg, Ohio, 209 miles south of Cleveland. No, you can’t get there and back on one tank of gas (unless you’re driv-

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German automaker Audi tweaked every detail of its newly released 2009 A4 sedan in pursuit of fuel savings.

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DURING a year when the high cost of gas injects itself into everyday conversation, the German automaker Audi has tweaked every detail of its newly released 2009 A4 sedan in pursuit of fuel savings.

Among the changes is a new, 6-speed automatic transmission that disengages when the car stops to reduce fuel consumption. Even the air conditioning unit is lighter and more efficient to save a drop or two of fuel each mile.

These changes donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t mean Audi has skimped on performance. Audi says its V6 engine supplies more torque (the sensation you feel when you step on the gas pedal) than BMW and Lexus while offering 15% better fuel economy.

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EPA fuel economy figures were just announced for all A4 models. These milesper-gallon estimates range from 17city/26-highway on the low end to 23/30 for the 4-cylinder engine.

The A4 is Audi’s stock sedan – the 2009 model has been made larger and more fuel efficient to appeal to American tastes. I tested the 3.2-liter V6 engine with six-speed Tiptronic transmission, and the vehicle proves to be a solid addition to the Audi lineup.

The A4 has a longer, wider body and more standard content than previous models.

The new A4 (price, as tested, $40,000) has a longer, wider body, a longer wheel-

base and more standard content than its predecessors. “Wider”

does feel a bit slippery on sharper turns and is perhaps not as

does not mean “heavier.” Audi’s use of thin, light steel mean the

intuitive as drivers may want.

The engine torques impressively when quickly shifting

vehicle weighs only about 40 pounds more than previous mod-

through gears. Audi also offers a turbocharged 2.0-liter engine

els.

This lightness can be felt on the road. The four-door sedan

that races to 60 mph in 7.1 seconds.

handles well during both city and highway driving. Curving two-

Suspension is adjustable with an electronic control inside.

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Called “Drive Select,” the control is part of an adaptive suspension that adjusts to your driving style.

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