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(Inbox, Issue 325) I love your magazine. Reading about the two girls who gave up their seats reminded me of the tapes of Morah Blanka Rosenfeld, a”h. One of them had a song that started with the words: “On a bus there are so very many seats…” and it encourages kids to get up for those older than them. Perhaps it would be worthwhile to take out and use this old classic to teach our children derech eretz. A Reader
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YOUR VOICE DOUGHNUTS AND TIPPING
The prevalent theme of Chanukah has become doughnuts: custard- or jelly-filled; caramel, chocolate, multi-colored, or covered in powdered sugar; sprinkled, layered, homemade or store-bought; double-decker, dairy, pareve… the variations are endless. It has become so popular that nowadays the bakery section in any given supermarket is far more congested than the area selling menorah supplies. In my opinion, tipping with doughnuts is inappropriate and should be avoided. Without getting overly personal, I received a box of exquisitely elaborate doughnuts, which had no purpose in my home, and I promptly handed them off to a “doughnut appreciative” family. The very next day I received a single doughnut in its plastic container (thank you, but once again handed off) and a few (thank you!) dollar bills. Had we had the ability to barter the doughnuts for a gift certificate in a seforim store, it would have been an amazing gift! When gifting an almost stranger, it’s almost impossible to match the gift to the recipient. While the giver most certainly means well, I think most folks will agree that the best gift is either monetary or an opportunity for the recipient to choose their own gift. Purim is not that far off, and for anyone planning to gift with elaborate cupcakes, thank you, but… please keep the above in mind. “Doughnut” print my name, please
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To all singles out there who are experiencing the ups and downs of the shidduchim cyclone: You are not alone. You’re still waiting for your bashert, have already met every shadchan in the neighborhood, and have listened to endless segulah suggestions — yet time keeps ticking by, and you’re still cradling hope in your heart: Maybe today will be the day? We get you. We feel you. Join our initiative, where single girls (as well as divorcees) daven for each other. Sign up and receive the name of a girl in the same tight spot as you. Whether you are busy with shidduchim, doing chesed, or hanging around with your friends, find a few minutes in your day to recite a few short perakim of Tehillim on behalf of another. Join Kindred Prayers. Email kindredprayers@gmail.com today to sign up. Confidentiality is guaranteed. EDITOR’S BULLETIN: Last week’s food section featured two pictures that were mistakenly switched: The sweet potato latkes and the savory pancakes were wrongly titled.
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Within the walls of Ponevezh, everyone knew Reb Eliezer. He was a great masmid whose presWhen Yaakov met Pharaoh, the first question ence graced the beis midrash day and night. A talmid of Kelm who had escaped Europe, Reb Eliezer was Pharaoh asked was, “How old are you?” an unknown gadol, always masking his greatness lest those around him perceive it. Yaakov replied that he was 130 years old and Every Shabbos, he would learn the entirety that his life had been miserable. He then of the masechtos of Shabbos and Eruvin by heart. Additionally, he never slept in a bed. Instead, he added that his years had not yet reached would sit on his bed and learn, resting his forethose of his ancestors. head from time to time on his cane. He would drift off for an hour here or there and then quickThis conversation seems puzzling. What ly return to his learning. Only as an older man, when bachurim in the yeshivah offered to help lift business did Pharaoh have asking an old his legs so he could lie on his bed, did he share, “I don’t have time to sleep in bed. When one lies man his age, and why did Yaakov reply in down in bed, his sleep is long and deep. I don’t such detail? have time to sleep that much. But when I sleep on my cane, I know I will sleep exactly the amount that my body truly needs.” He was a fixed piece of “furnishing” in the yeWHEN RAV YOSEF SHLOMO Kahaneman dreamed of reopen- shivah, and indeed, his presence lent utter protection to Ponevezh. Amazingly, in all the years when Reb Eliezer sat on the benches ing the Yeshivah of Ponevezh, Lithuania, in Bnei Brak, people thought he had lost it. To everyone’s surprise, his was not a delu- of Yeshivas Ponovezh, there was never a need for fire insurance. Just one week after his passing, true to the Chazon Ish’s prophetic sion, but a vision. Amid the rubble of a family and kehillah lost in the inferno of words, a fire broke out in the yeshivah building. The bracha that we merit in the zechus of a tzaddik’s presence has Europe, the Ponevezh Rosh Yeshivah began to build. At a time when the public thought there was no future for a real yeshivah, an expiration date: His influence leaves along with him. he toiled to set up a Torah center for Klal Yisroel — without wor* * * * * rying about logistical calculations. (And indeed, much of the yeshivah world in Eretz Yisroel today could be credited to his early The above phenomenon clarifies the conversation between efforts.) One day, the Rosh Yeshivah of Ponevezh went in to the Chazon Pharaoh and Yaakov, according to the Kli Yakar. When Yaakov arrived in Mitzrayim, the Nile immediately rose, Ish. Insurance had become a popular topic of discussion, and the Rosh Yeshivah wished to know whether the yeshivah should take signifying the end to the famine that had begun just two years earlier, despite having been slated for seven entire years. It was out a fire insurance policy. “Does insuring the yeshivah fall within the range of standard clear that the overflow was related to Yaakov’s presence. Pharaoh feared that once Yakov would pass on, the blessing hishtadlus? Or, would it be considered a lack of bitachon on my would cease and the years of famine would resume. When he saw part?” The Chazon Ish’s reply was concise and clear. “So long as Reb Yakov’s elderly appearance, he worried that this may happen too Eliezer is in the yeshivah, there is no need for insurance. The ye- soon. He asked Yaakov his age, trying to estimate how many years he could expect to benefit from the blessing before the tzaddik shivah is covered in his zechus.” would depart. Who was Reb Eliezer? 86
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The bracha that we merit in the zechus of a tzaddik’s presence has an expiration date: His influence leaves along with him. Yaakov understood Pharaoh’s intentions. He replied with his age, but added details to imply that there was still time. Pharaoh could remain calm. Yaakov said that he was only 130 years, but looked older because his years were difficult. He made sure to mention that he was nowhere near the age of his parents, because typically, a person does not imagine that his days are numbered until he reaches the age at which his parents passed on. Pharaoh then asked for a bracha, and Yaakov wished him that the Nile should overflow again, irrigating the Land of Mitzrayim to the level it had been before the famine. Adapted from the teachings of Rav Mordechai Freundlich, zt”l.
Did You Know? The giant Og was sitting on a throne near Pharaoh when Yosef introduced Yaakov. Pharaoh and Og argued over whether Yaakov could, in fact, be a descendant of Avraham, as they believed Avraham had remained childless. Yaakov, in his aging state, looked very much like Avraham Avinu himself. But when Yakov shared with Pharaoh that his days had not been filled with the happiness that his forefathers had merited, Pharaoh and Og knew that he was not Avraham.
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Reiness is impressed with Osher’s workmanship and gives him a drawer to engrave. Osher works hard on it, but then messes up. Furious, he tries to throw the drawer into the sea. Yosef offers to buy it off.
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t was so strange to be standing at the doorway of the building on Rabi Akiva Street, as if it hadn’t been months since she was last here. Ariella took a deep breath and went inside, turning her round key in the lock. The last time she’d returned after a relatively long absence, Osher had washed the floor for her, put a cheesecake down with a note — and then disappeared to Acco. Now nothing from him was waiting for her, and probably nothing else either. No one knew that she was back. Or perhaps “back” was not the right way to put it. Ariella opened the door to her little house and thought about her parents, who had been paying her rent these past two months without saying a word. Without noting that they had rented this place so that she could be close to them; without saying how much they missed her, and that this was not what they’d had in mind when they had sent her in pursuit of Osher. She put her purse down and glanced around. Someone had swept the floor in her absence; that much was obvious. Mommy must have sent Shoshi or Laiky once every couple of weeks to freshen the place up. It was nice of them. She hoped that the pitifully few pictures in the camera they had bought her would not disappoint them too much; she hadn’t had much spare time to take photos. The decision to come had been spontaneous, after she’d spoken to her mother the previous day. “We’re really bothered,” Mommy had whispered into the phone. Ariella realized that the girls were home, but her mother had to unload. “Especially Tatty. The evaluation was rather painful for us. We tried so hard to raise you well;
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we made such an effort for Osher… And then we read all about frustration, and a lack of understanding, and…” She sighed. “Nu, what can I do? At least he’s being treated now, and he calls every Friday.” “Mommy…” Ariella had said, and then she’d become quiet. What could she say? She didn’t know what the evaluation said. She didn’t know how her parents had reacted when they’d read it. She heard so little from them in recent weeks, despite the regular phone calls. She’d been so far away from them for so long…
A wave of sadnesssuddenly flooded Ariella. “I mean, they are their children.” The thought alarmed her. “You’ll go to your parents for Pesach,” Sarah had told her when she’d heard Ariella’s worried tone on the phone. “Don’t worry, Bassi won’t give you up so easily. But once the children are on vacation from school anyway, I actually think it would be good for them to come to Haifa, to be with their parents.” “How would that work?” Ariella had asked. “Well, as you know, a wonderful family gave Bassi their guest apartment for as long as she needs it, but Bassi told me that they were recently offered a real apartment, and they’re thinking of renting it for Pesach. They want to be with the children for yom tov.” “That’s a good idea,” Ariella had said, and a wave of sadness suddenly flooded her. “I mean, they are their children.” “I’m sure they’ll have a very hard time managing without you,” Sarah had said. “Maybe you can come visit them on Chol Hamoed and lend a hand — if you want to, of course. Or maybe they’ll come to us for part of the time… We’ll manage, Ariella. Now I think that helping your parents is more important.” “Oh, I’m not very good at housework,” Ariella had said with a laugh. “I don’t think my mother is counting on me.” “She’s definitely counting on the good cheer you’ll bring to the house. You should go, Ariella. I’ll talk to Bassi, and we’ll organize what needs to be done.” And she’d gone. Aryeh Berg came home to be with his children until the larger apartment in Haifa would become available, and someone in the yishuv took Kreindy to her house. Ariella hoped they’d all manage. Gadi still had one more day of cheder before vacation, and he’d be having a Navi test that day. He’d probably forget to study and wouldn’t be able to concentrate without someone sitting down to study with him. She would call in the afternoon to remind him. Oy, and she hadn’t told anyone about that pimple that had appeared on Malka’s elbow; it looked infected to her. If they were going to Haifa anyway, a doctor should probably take a look at it. And if so, they should also take Daniel along; he was very pale. He and his twin Eli usually looked so much alike, and that’s why it was so obvious to her that he was pale as of late. He needs a blood test, her mother had said when she’d heard her description last week. How old is 104
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he? Four? Sometimes they develop anemia at that age, especially if it’s a vegan family and the child doesn’t eat a lot. Ariella went over to the drawer in her kitchen, which was waiting as if she’d just closed it the day before. She pulled out a dry-erase marker. On the board she’d stuck on the fridge she wrote in large letters: Reminders. She underlined it and then wrote: Gadi: test. Doctor’s office in Haifa: Malka, pimple. Daniel, pale. She capped the marker and put it on the table. There would be other things she’d remember soon, and then she’d call the Bergs or Sarah to share them all at once. But now she’d just have a drink of water and then go out. She wondered what they would say at home when she’d knock on the door and announce that she was there. ***** The Bnei Brak air was clouded by the early summer haze, typical for the end of Nissan. “So, you’re going back to the Galilee.” Ariella’s mother’s voice was tinged with sadness. “Honestly, I had hoped that if you came for Pesach, perhaps you’d just stay.” Ariella looked at her mother. “I’ll come more often, Mommy, maybe even every Shabbos. I think it’s good for the children to be with their parents in Haifa for Shabbos. But tomorrow they’re going back to school, and to routine, and they need me there.” She bit her lip. “I… is it very hard for you? I’m sorry, Mommy. Maybe I’ll come back in four days, for Shabbos.” “It’s all right,” Irit said hastily. “Don’t feel bad. If you’re happy there, then we’re also happy.” She bit her bottom lip, almost mirroring her daughter. “I mean, yes, the fact that Osher didn’t even come home for the Seder hurt us, but… at least he’s happy with his Rav. I just thought that with you…” “What did you think?” “I’m wondering whether you’re not stagnating a little bit, if you know what I mean. Time is passing, Ariella. Please, don’t let it pass without any change.”
Ariella took a deep breath. “And there’s nothing about me that’s changed, even a little bit, Mommy?” “I sometimes dare to hope that there is,” her mother said after a long moment. “And I hope even more that it’s not fata morgana, a mirage that seems to appear because I am so desperate for water.” Ariella laughed. “Nice imagery there, Mommy, but I also think I’ve changed. It’s not fata morgana.” “Are you going for therapy?” “No. It’s enough for me to talk fifty times a week to Sarah Reiness and her sister Bassi. They are both so like me, yet so different from me, that it teaches me a lot about myself.” She smiled and zipped her suitcase closed. “And the constant race to keep up with the house and the kids… I think I’m becoming very grounded, Mommy. At the end of all this, you won’t even recognize me.” “Oy, no!” Irit grinned. “Stay who you
She bent down to pick it up. “I had so many plans in the past, and then my life veered in a totally different direction. But what I can tell you, with certainty, is that without the tefillos and love that you and Tatty have given me, I don’t know where I’d be today.” Then she declared, “And b’ezras Hashem, I will stay there for much less than forty years.”
Osher “Where are we going now?” I asked Reb Elazar. “To keep a promise that is a month and a half old.” Rabbi Reiness smiled at me. “Before Purim I told you that I want to take you to my friend in Haifa, remember? The one from the atzei chaim factory? Today it finally works for me and for him, so off we go.” “Okay, thanks.” I leaned back in the seat and stared at my right palm for a few long moments. There were three burns there, from the torch, and another small scratch from the saw. “I appreciate… very much the effort you make for me.” Reb Elazar looked at me through the mirror. Wow, was he surprised! “Thank you, Osher. It feels good to hear you say that.” “I chose you,” I told him. “Chose me for what?” “I chose you to be the one I speak to politely.” I looked out the window. “Didn’t you notice over Pesach? Those were Dr. Kreisman’s instructions from last time. To choose someone and implement the tools I’m learning on him.” I was quiet, and so was Reb Elazar. “I think I’ve learned these kinds of things already in my life, but now it’s different.” “Maybe because you are different,” he said gently. “Dunno,” I said. “You don’t mind that I’m trying the tools out on you, right?” “Very right.” He smiled. “He called it the ‘trial bunny,’ but he also said that if I choose someone whom I don’t have much to do with, I shouldn’t use that expression with him. Only if it’s someone close to me.”
“Time is passing, Ariella. Please, don’t let it pass without any change.”
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are, Ariella. We love you just like this.” “Just like this?” Ariella’s glanced at her mother, who was sitting at the table peeling potatoes. “I…” She swallowed hard. “You don’t know how happy I am to hear that, Mommy. In any case, you don’t need to worry. Transforming myself into something totally different will take me about forty years. And I have no intention of staying away for such a long time.” “How long do you plan to stay?” The peeler rose and fell, and the peels dropped onto the bag she’d spread out on the table. Ariella went over to the fleishig drawer and took out a second peeler. Her heart suddenly went out to her mother, and she felt an urge to promise her that everything would be fine. “I can’t promise you anything, Mommy. Oops.” A potato slipped out from her hand and rolled under the table.
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thing; I just looked at the parchment from up close. I hadn’t seen parchment like that since third grade, when our rebbi, who was also a sofer sta”m, brought some pieces to cheder and gave them out to the boys who learned well. I never got a piece, of course, but I looked at the pieces my classmates got. When I learned in Daas Torah, they also once showed us a presentation on writing Sifrei Torah. It had been fascinating to
say I was now a sofer sta”m. I would begin with Chumash Bereishis, and I’d imitate the hand of that sofer I’d seen during that presentation. He’d held the quill on a slant, at a certain angle. Oh, good, there were even lines already scored into these pieces of parchment, so I could start writing. I wrote the whole first pasuk: Bereishis bara… Then I moved onto the second pasuk, and they were still talking. In the middle of “vavohu,” the ink spread into an ugly stain. But it was okay. There were lots of pieces of parchment. I stretched my hand, careful not to splatter the black liquid anywhere. Then I took another piece of parchment. This time I decided to write “Reiness Family” in nice lettering. I once saw a nameplate made from parchment on a door. Maybe Rabbi Reiness would want one like that. “Nu, are you enjoying the writing?” They were both standing behind me. Reb Elazar’s friend took the first piece of parchment, which was on the edge of the table. “Wait a minute, what’s this? Where does this belong?” he murmured, looking around. Then he looked back at me. “So what did you write? Oh, are you beginning the letter mem? Nice, very nice! What did you write until now? From far it looked like you were working hard.” “This,” I said. I was still busy with my work, so I just nodded my head toward the parchment he was holding. “What?” Reb Elazar asked. “I don’t see anything here,” his friend said. “This,” I said, and pointed to the first piece, with the pasuk from Bereishis. “You wrote this?!” The man picked up the piece and looked at me, and then at the parchment, and then at me again. “No!” “Yes!” I said. I hoped that it wasn’t chutzpah. But after all, he was not supposed to be my trial bunny. And I wasn’t sorry about that.
“You arenot writing sta”m; you’re writing stam. Do you understand the difference?”
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see the sofer’s hand forming the letters. “Are you getting bored, Osher?” the man asked me. “Do you want to try and write something yourself?” He chuckled. I don’t usually like it when people laugh at their own jokes, because those jokes are usually silly. But this time I liked what he was saying; it was a good idea. “I just want to talk to your rebbi a little longer,” he said. “Do you know how long it’s been since I last saw him? And do you know what a special person he is? I’m not letting him leave so fast now that he’s finally here! You can take whichever piece of parchment you want from over there; they’re scraps.” “Is there something I need to know?” I asked as I found the writing tools, a special pen with a feather stuck into the top. “What do you mean?” “When you write sta”m, is there something special you need to know?” He burst out laughing. “Of course. There are lots of halachos. But you are not writing sta”m; you’re writing stam. Do you understand the difference?” “I think so,” I said quietly. “The only rule that you need to remember is not to stain your clothes.” Reb Elazar said something quietly, maybe that I didn’t like it when people laughed at me. But this time I ignored the scorn, and the man as well. Let’s
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INGREDIENTS 1 large Vidalia onion 1 lb. baby bella mushrooms, peeled ¼ cup oil 2 T. WonderMills flour 1 tsp. salt 5 lb. potatoes 7 eggs ¾ cup oil ⅓ cup seltzer 1 T. salt ¼ tsp. pepper
DIRECTIONS 1. Line a 10x16” pan with parchment paper. 2. Prepare a deep 9x13” pan by lightly greasing it with a small amount of oil. 3. Preheat the oven to 500°. 4. Chop onions and mushrooms into half-inch pieces. Separate the layers of onion and place them in a 10x16” pan along with the mushrooms, oil, flour and salt. Mix well. 5. Fit the food processor with the kugel blade, and grate the potatoes. 6. Combine the potatoes with the remaining ingredients. 7. Pour the kugel into the greased 9x13” pan. Place the kugel on the top rack of the oven, and the vegetables on the lower rack. 8. Bake for 40 minutes, stirring the mushrooms once or twice. 9. Pour the mushrooms over the kugel and mix them in, breaking open the top of the kugel. Mix very well until both the crust and the mushrooms are well distributed. Use a spatula to smooth the top. Bake for an additional 40 minutes. 10. Pour one cup of water over the yapchik, and cover the pan tightly. Lower the oven temperature to 250°, and bake for an additional 5 hours, or on 200° for 8 to 10 hours. Note: Baby bella mushrooms should be used in the following manner: If the cap is completely sealed around the stem, the mushroom doesn’t need to be checked. If there is any gap between the cap and the stem, the gills need to be removed, and the mushroom should be washed very well.
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INGREDIENTS You can substitute 1 pound beans of your choice for the other beans in this recipe. 1¼ cups navy beans ¾ cup pinto beans ¾ cup Great Northern beans 2 large onions 3 cloves garlic ¾ cup oil 2 potatoes ¾ cup barley ¼ cup tomato puree 2½ T. kosher salt 2 T. brown sugar 1 tsp. paprika ½ tsp. black pepper 10 cups water (preferably hot)
DIRECTIONS 1. Soak and check the beans using your preferred method. 2. Preheat the oven to 425°. 3. Chop the onion and garlic, and place them in an extra-deep lined 9x13” pan along with the oil. Saute this in the oven for 45 minutes. 4. Add the soaked beans to the onions, and bake for 15 minutes. 5. Cut the potatoes into small cubes, and add them to the pan along with the remaining ingredients. Bake for 1½ hours. 6. Reduce the heat to 250°, and bake for 5 hours, or at 200° for 8 hours. Note: To use a pan to keep the cholent warm on Shabbos, transfer the remaining cholent to a 9x13” pan. Rinse the extra-deep 9x13” pan, and fill it halfway with water. Place the pan with the cholent into the deep pan that has water inside. Cover both of the pans together with foil, and place them on the blech or hot plate.
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COLESLAW AND PEPPERS Standard coleslaw with an extra splash of color and flavor.
INGREDIENTS 1 lb. green cabbage, shredded 1 red pepper OR ⅓ each yellow, orange and red peppers ½ cup mayo ¼ cup vinegar ¼ cup sugar 2 T. water 1½ tsp. salt Pinch white pepper
DIRECTIONS 1. Cut the pepper into thin strips of approximately 1 inch long. 2. Combine the dressing ingredients. 3. Mix the dressing with the cabbage and peppers. 4. For optimal flavor, allow the cabbage to sit for 6 hours before serving.
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BY: RUCHY REESE
Down a quiet residential street in central Monsey lies a special treasure: A home in which women and children gather each Friday night to joyfully welcome the Shabbos Queen. Together, they softly sing the ancient words of Lecha Dodi, ushering in the day of rest.
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“We have participants of all ages,” Mrs. Aharonson*, the hostess, shares. “From women and teenagers to young girls and babies, everyone in the neighborhood is invited. About a half hour after licht tzinden, we all congregate in my house.” While some send their children on their own, others arrive with the whole family in tow. “My house is not big, but no matter how many people there are, we somehow always have room for everyone,” Mrs. Aharonson says. Perched on couches and chairs, the women and children who’ve gathered together begin the program with a special song composed by Mrs. Aharonson’s neighbor. “Sung to the tune of the Karliner Kah Echsof, the song expresses our yearning to connect to Hashem and His Shabbos.” The group then raises their voices as one, singing the ancient words of Kabbalas Shabbos. When they finish, everyone rises and forms a chain, singing heartwarming Shabbos songs while walking around the room. You can feel the spirit of Shabbos pulsing in the air, Mrs. Aharonson says. “There’s a serenity that overcomes us. It can’t be described. It’s such an uplifting experience.” They conclude the dancing with Ribbono Shel Olam, Helf Shoin Alle Yidden, a song that expresses our yearning for Yom Shekulo Shabbos. “Then we have a chant in which we wish gut Shabbos to every single
person in the room, even the newborn babies,” Mrs. Aharonson tells me. “The little kids really love it; you can see their eyes sparkle as they wait for their name to be said.” A heartfelt kumzitz follows, in which the group holds on to the preciousness of spending the day with Hashem Himself, feeling the power of their ignited neshamah yeseirah. This experience is so powerful that the members of the group never want to miss a Shabbos together. “I once spent Shabbos at my mother’s home, and though it was quite a distance away, the entire group walked over so that we could experience the joy of davening and singing together,” Mrs. Aharonson tells me. “At another time, I came home on a Friday afternoon with a newborn baby, and though my neighbor offered to host our group in her home, I said there was no way I was missing it! We held it in my house as usual — together with my newborn!” “What happens if you’re really tired one week? Do you just plow ahead, or does someone else take over?” I ask. “There’s no such thing as too tired!” Mrs. Aharonson replies. “When someone tells me something like, ‘I’m so tired, I want to plotz into bed,’ I think to myself: This experience is more energizing than a nap! You simply can’t compare the two.”
Tapping into that unique energy — the kind generated by fulfilling a mitzvah b’shleimus — was the goal from the very beginning. “One miraculous day Hashem opened up my eyes and I looked around me and asked, ‘What is going on here? ’We, and our children, are just searching,” Mrs. Aharonson says, “searching for fulfillment, turning to fun to fill an emptiness. But that doesn’t fill a person up. I realized that we have the bones of Yiddishkeit, but not the meat!” She expounds upon the level of kashrus and the intense learning in our community, but also brings up a far-too-common lack of feeling. “Our children are often growing up doing, but not feeling. What should encourage us to run after the mitzvos? What should prod us along to happily toil for Yiddishkeit? The answer is that Hashem created the Torah, and it is alive! If we keep it the right way, we can actually feel the chiyus and the overwhelming excitement in serving Hashem. This joyous experience will keep us and our children from turning to outside fulfillment.” “The outside world infiltrates to such a degree that it has the power to dull the senses that enable one to appreciate the beauty of the Torah. There’s so much gashmius nowadays that
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we can easily get lost — even when someone is fortunate to grow up with a living Torah.” The antidote? “Make the Torah come alive!” Mrs. Aharonson says. “The Torah has to be felt. And once you get that feeling, you’re running for it. It’s such a deep, good feeling, that once you experience it, you want to run and do more mitzvos.” Tapping into the power of Torah and mitzvos — really living Yiddishkeit — became Mrs. Aharonson’s personal goal, starting with Shabbos, the mekor habracha. Together with her neighbor, she set up the current program, and they’ve been running it weekly for the past two and a half years. “Rather than seeing their mother crawl into bed Shabbos evening, we decided to start off Shabbos by giving our kids a very Shabbos’dig feeling instead.” Mrs. Aharonson admits that the beginning was a bit difficult. “At first the kids complained; they liked it, but they didn’t want to have it take place every week. But I knew to forge ahead; I knew that this is the best thing I could give them. And then it mushroomed into this beautiful Kabbalas Shabbos!” 126
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Once the feelings of inspiration were felt by everyone, they decided to increase their awareness of Hashem’s wonderful Shabbos. “After we kicked off the program, we all wanted to tap into Shabbos even more, so everyone began doing something for Shabbos every day, even if it was just singing a song about loving Shabbos, opening up a bottle for Shabbos, shopping for groceries, baking, etc.” The members of the group also took upon themselves a kabbalah to do something that personally takes them beyond their comfort zone in order to tap into the brachos of Shabbos. “One person took upon herself to wear shoes instead of slippers on Shabbos, another to say ‘l’kavod Shabbos kodesh’ at least one time each seudah, and so on. Anything that made them stretch to show Hashem that they are moser nefesh in order to be m’chabed Shabbos, to say, ‘I want a relationship with You, Hashem, so I’m going to push for it!” Mrs. Aharonson encourages everyone to try to live the mitzvos passionately on a daily basis, thereby arousing our love toward them and Hakadosh Baruch Hu. “When we do this, we realize that this is the happiness our neshamah is truly craving.” We all truly want a relationship with Hashem, don’t we? It’s time to push for it. And sometimes, “pushing” means singing the words of Lecha Dodi — even when the couch is beckoning… Come, fellow Yidden. Let’s greet the Shabbos Queen.
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A couple of weeks ago, we hosted a gentleman at our Shabbos table. Before he came, he commented that he wished to see a “different kind of Shabbos seudah.” As we all enjoyed what was for us the typical fish and soup, I wondered if anything at our table was so different from what our guest had at home. After we all bentched, my husband accompanied our guest out the door, who thanked him profusely and shared the little details he’d found interesting. There were quite a few! So, yes, I guess every corner of Klal Yisroel does have its own brand of minhagim and style — some universal, some unique — and all passed on for generations. Let’s discover the background of customs that warm and transform our Shabbos.
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PREPARING THE LIGHT To quote the Arizal, the sweat of a person toiling in preparation for Shabbos is a segulah for kaparas avonos, much like tears of teshuvah. Indeed, throughout the generations, Yidden toiled to prepare for this holy day. One aspect traditionally carried out by the head of the household is the preparation of the licht. The seforim say that the woman lights, and the husband prepares the wicks. Reb Chaim Yitzchok Poupko, a talmid of the Chofetz Chaim, related that he watched his rebbi prepare the licht before Shabbos every single week. One week, he asked the rebbetzin, “Perhaps I can help the Rosh Yeshivah and take over this task?” “The Rosh Yeshivah wouldn’t even allow me to do it,” the rebbetzin replied, “so he wouldn’t give it over to you either…”
A TINY TASTE Sampling the Shabbos foods on Friday afternoon is more than just a means to satiation until the seudah arrives; the Magen Avraham actually lists it as a mitzvah. Picture preparing a feast for a king — or, in our days, for a gadol scheduled to visit our home. Surely, we’d make sure to taste every dish before serving it. In fact, ensuring every dish is the best it can be is key to welcoming the Shabbos Queen — and to avoiding discord in the home, should the food taste less than up to par. Some tzaddikim suffice with sampling but one food, relying on the housewife’s proficiency in the kitchen. And, as we say in Mussaf on Shabbos, “To’ameha chaim zachu” — those who sample the food on Erev Shabbos merit long life.
THE SHABBOS BELL It’s fifteen minutes to the zman hadlakas neiros, and the bell or music blasts into our homes, reminding us that the Shabbos Queen is at our doorstep. This minhag is actually mentioned in Mishnayos (Sukkah 5:5), where the tekios that were blown every day in the Beis Hamikdash are described. The Mishnah points out that a short time before Shabbos began, three tekios were heard to remind everyone to wrap up their work, and just as Shabbos descended, another three tekios were sounded to announce that all melachah was now forbidden. Similarly, in many Yiddish neighborhoods today, two rounds of chimes resound.
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SHIR HASHIRIM Just before Minchah on Erev Shabbos is an auspicious time to recite the sacred words of Shir Hashirim, with Kabbalistic motives behind our awakening the ahavah between Klal Yisroel and Hakadosh Baruch Hu at that time. Also, by mentioning these pesukim that refer repeatedly to Yetzias Mitzrayim, we hope to rouse the spirit of geulah — for if we keep two Shabbosos properly, we will immediately merit the Geulah. Rav Alexander Ziskind, the Yesod V’Shoresh Ha’avodah, would immerse in the mikveh and dress in his white Shabbos finery before leaving to shul, holding a Shir Hashirim he himself had written on klaf. He would read the pesukim with intense fervor, and Reb Nachum’ke of Horodna said that the malachim used to stop singing shirah to listen to the pleasant voice of Reb Alexander’s Shir Hashirim. Once, the chassidim of the Maggid of Mezritch were sitting together on Friday night and reviewing their Rebbe’s divrei Torah. Reb Aharon of Karlin was sitting in a room of his own, reciting Shir Hashirim. Suddenly, the Rebbe’s shammas burst in and requested that Reb Aharon stop immediately. The words of his Shir Hashirim were stirring the upper spheres to the point that the Maggid was unable to sleep… Another tale is brought down in Sifrei Teiman about a simple laborer who sang Shir Hashirim to a special tune, word for word, every Erev Shabbos. After he passed away, he was sent to Gehinnom, but the fires and wheels of Gehinnom stopped mid-motion as the sweet melody of the Yid’s Shir Hashirim wafted through the air. The Yid was sent back to the Beis Din Shel Maalah, and he was soon released. He later appeared to the rav of his city in a Friday night dream and shared his account.
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BIRKAS HABANIM
On Friday night, an abundance of bracha is available, and many have the minhag of drawing from it for their children by bentching them when they come home from shul. The Chasam Sofer writes that all week, we are busy with parnassah, making it more challenging to have this in mind, but on Shabbos, we can easily remember to bentch the children. Yidden of Yekkish descent are often blessed by both their father and mother, and many also perform birchas habanim on Motzei Shabbos. Additionally, the Arizal writes that it is good for a child to kiss his mother’s hand on Friday night. One week, after bentching one of his young grandsons, Rav Shimon Sofer, author of Hisorerus Teshuvah, added another blessing: “Hashem should help that you should not break an arm or leg,” he said. Those around chuckled, knowing that this child was particularly lively, but that Shabbos afternoon, the boy was playing outside with his siblings when he ran into the street. Suddenly, a car passed and hit the child, but did not harm him. (Siddur Yaavetz, Chasam Sofer)
SMELLING HADASSIM When Rabi Shimon bar Yochai and his son Elazar left their cave, they saw a man carrying two bundles of myrtle on Erev Shabbos. The man explained that he was preparing them to smell l’kavod Shabbos — one for zachor and one for shamor. Rabi Shimon exclaimed over this display of chavivus hamitzvos. Based on this, there are those who have the minhag to smell hadassim before Kiddush, and it is said to be a segulah for righteous children. Inhaling a whiff of pleasant aroma gladdens the heart and broadens the mind, allowing the scent of Shabbos to permeate our being. For generations, sniffing tabak was a form of oneg Shabbos. The Chofetz Chaim once commented that if one withholds his craving for a sniff of tabak on Shabbos, he violates the mitzvah of oneg Shabbos! Smelling tabak has deeper significance as well, elevating finer sparks of kedusha that cannot be elevated through food alone. Many tzaddikim regarded sniffing tabak as a holy avodah. (Arizal, Maharsha)
SHALOM BAYIS KUGEL A couple once came to the Kozhnitzer Maggid, ready for divorce. The man argued that although he greatly enjoyed his wife’s kugel, she would not allow him to eat it right away. After Kiddush, she first served challah, fish, soup and potatoes. Only then, when he was already satiated, would his wife offer him kugel. The woman, however, maintained that kugel was meant to be served at the end of the meal, much the way her mother did. The Maggid suggested that two kugels be prepared: one to be eaten right after Kiddush, and the other for the end of the seudah. And so it was. From that Shabbos on, two kugels were served weekly at the Kozhnitzer Maggid’s table as well. And this is how shalom bayis kugel — or a kugel with three distinct layers of potato, noodles and kishke — got its name. It is indeed a harmonious indication that we, too, can get along!
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THE TABLECLOTH On Shabbos, all tables should be covered with a tablecloth. Some are careful to have a double layer of covering. Reb Hershel of Zidichov commented that when the tablecloth is spread before chatzos on Erev Shabbos, it is a segulah to eliminate the yetzer hara, which awakens machlokes typical in the home at that time. A talmid once entered the home of Rav Yechezkel Abramsky on a Friday morning and saw a beautifully set Shabbos table. He asked if the Rav had a hakpadah to set the table this early every week. Rav Yechezkel replied with a story. A number of years earlier, his fatherin-law, the Ridvaz, was deathly ill. While grappling with his pain, the Ridvaz davened, speaking directly to the Ribbono Shel Olam. Suddenly, he turned around and called his rebbetzin. “Please, I ask that from today on, every Friday morning when I arrive home from Shacharis, the table should be set. This will be the key to my full recovery.” According to the Mishnah Berurah, the tablecloth should remain on the table at least until after Havdalah, and some are careful not to remove it until the following morning.
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THE SHTREIMEL When the Klausenberger Rebbe, zt”l, was in the D.P. camp in Foehrenwald, a non-Jew approached him and asked him to explain why Yidden wear a shtreimel on Shabbos. The Rebbe replied with one basic answer, though there are many. “Years ago,” he said, “the antiSemites in Spain, Germany and France wished to denigrate the Yidden, and they decreed that Yidden must place the tail of an animal on their hats. In time, Yidden turned these tails into magnificent hats. After this decree was rescinded, Yidden continued to wear their shtreimels on Shabbos and special occasions as a reminder that Hashem saved them from those who abhorred them.” Indeed, the tails used to create the shtreimel are here remind us how Shabbos has the power to elevate even the lowliest things. Rav Pinchas of Koritz used to say that the shtreimel takes the place of tefillin on Shabbos, as the first letters of the phrase form an acronym of Shabbos: shtreimel bimkom tefillin. He used to whisper this to himself as he donned his shtreimel after davening. The core minhag in its rawest source is to wear a hat especially set aside for Shabbos.
WHITE White represents forgiveness and purity, much like the chut hashani, the red thread that turned white on Yom Kippur in the Beis Hamikdash. For generations, Yidden have had the custom of wearing a white article of clothing and covering their tables in white, setting Shabbos apart from all other days of the week. (Zohar, Arizal)
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THE TALLIS In some chassidic courts, such as Lelov, Karlin and Toldos Aharon, all men — not only the baal tefillah — wear a tallis on Friday night, from before Minchah of Erev Shabbos until after Maariv. Some even wear the tallis until after they make Kiddush. After Shabbos, a minhag surrounding the tallis comes into play as well, with many being careful to fold their tallis immediately after Shabbos. This signifies that with Shabbos over, work is now permitted, and we wish our first work to be one associated with a mitzvah. Reb Itzikel of Pshevorsk is famously known to have said, “Folding the tallis on Motzei Shabbos is said to be a segulah for shalom bayis, but I say that folding up one’s sleeve to wash dishes and help out at home is certainly a segulah for shalom bayis.”
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Bubby’s china closet held a certain mystique for her young grandchildren, who were allowed to look at the enchanting pieces but never to touch. Her collection may have included a functional dinner service, an ornamental tea set, porcelain miniatures, or a variety of all. Whatever the contents of the cabinet were, each piece featured an elaborate painted pattern, often edged in gold. And even as those grandchildren grow up, with some possibly inheriting their grandmothers’ beloved china collections, they, too, treat it with reverence. Antique china actually can be very valuable. And even those not worth selling hold sentimental value that can’t quite be measured. So if you’ve got any heirloom pieces, enjoy them to the fullest! They bring back great memories and are beautiful to display.
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CHINA CREATION: THE PORCELAIN PROCESS The production of china begins with a clay mixture. Originally, the ingredients used for the clay were discovered in, you guessed it, China. Marco Polo, the famous traveler, brought back a small porcelain vase to Europe, where the material was named “white gold” for its beauty and durability. Europeans found that china, while appearing extremely delicate, was actually very strong and hard to break compared to the earthenware dishes they used until then. This combination of delicacy and durability made it a popular choice for high-class dining. Eventually, Europeans learned how to make their own porcelain from the materials kaolin, feldspar and quartz — but they still called the dishes “china” after the original creations. Once the clay ingredients were mixed together and molded into a shape, the mold was fired at a high temperature until it became solid. Then the dish was glazed, and finally, painted with its desired pattern. Higher-quality China was often gilded around the edges in 22-karat gold.
But Is It Bone? The first question to ask about china is whether it is fine bone china or regular porcelain. There’s a real difference. While porcelain is made of the standard clay mixture, bone china has an added ingredient: bone ash. Bone ash is a powdery white substance made from incinerated animal bones. The bones are completely ground and burned, becoming an entirely different material. (There is no kashrus concern, since no taste can be imparted to the food. Dried animal bone is not considered capable of imparting taste at all, so the ash definitely poses no problem.) Adding bone ash to the clay gives the finished porcelain product a unique milky-white color. It also softens it, which, surprisingly, makes it more durable. Bone china also has more translucence; it lets in more light. If you want to check out your china, hold it up to the light. If it’s bone, it won’t be completely opaque.
The Simpler Side Dinnerware made of regular porcelain, without the added bone ash, is also sometimes called fine china. Despite lacking the added qualities of bone china, porcelain dishes still set a beautiful Shabbos table. These can also be gilded and feature pretty designs, but they are less expensive than their bone china counterparts. 154
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Herend: The Hungarian Legend In today’s minimalist design world, painted designs on china may look rather quaint. But its very quaintness is what lends it the flavor that has customers begging for more. Herend Porcelain Manufactory still produces its china patterns that have been popular for over a century. Founded in the 1800s in the Hungarian town of Herend, they quickly built a reputation for high-class, hand-painted china.
Queen Victoria Pattern Surely, the World’s Fair in 1851 had plenty of enchanting exhibitions, but Queen Victoria of England loved the Herend porcelain on display. Soon she ordered a set of dinnerware painted with her favorite design featuring colorful butterflies and peonies. Of course, once Queen Victoria had a set of Herend china, every self-respecting European noblewoman found it necessary to buy Herend porcelain too. Herend named the pattern Victoria Decor. The pattern is still produced today, with slight variations to the original. Antique plates with this pattern can sell for hundreds of dollars to collectors. 156
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Chinese Bouquet Collection Hungarian Count Apponyi was hosting a large party. What better way to impress his guests than with unique Herend dishes? At an exhibition of Herend china, he discovered a pattern called “Indian Flower Basket,” and the count placed an order for dinner service painted in this design. Unfortunately, however, there weren’t enough painters to fulfill his request in time for the party. Instead, Herend offered to paint the design in a single color. The single-color pattern was a hit among Herend collectors, and it was named the Chinese Bouquet-Apponyi collection. If you’re personally familiar with the name, you’ve probably heard it called simply Chinese Bouquet, as Apponyi was too difficult for Americans to pronounce. Depending on the year it was crafted, Chinese Bouquet dishes can be extremely valuable. A dinner plate in this pattern can sell for $150.
Rothschild Bird Pattern Once upon a time, Baroness Rothschild lost her pearl necklace. She was sure her maid had stolen it, but as she was walking through her gardens, she saw some pretty birds in a tree playing with… her pearl necklace. No way to prosecute these thieves. No one knows if this story is actually true, but the Baroness definitely adored the china pattern featuring birds and a necklace. The first set of dinnerware with this motif belonged to the Rothschild family, which gave the collec158
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Haviland Limoges: An American’s Dream
Finding kaolin, one of the main ingredients of porcelain, near the French town of Limoges made history. Limoges craftsmen would create the china pieces, then sell them to artists to design. That is, until David Haviland, an American, opened his own factory in France. He produced and painted his china in one location, and Haviland Limoges designs became extremely popular in America in the 1900s. Because there were so many different artists of varying talent who painted Limoges china, prices for old pieces vary greatly. It all depends on the uniqueness of the design, which artist signed his name, and how old the piece is.
tion its name in 1861. If you’re lucky enough to own a piece painted with the Rothschild Bird pattern, look at it closely. You’ll see that there are twelve slightly different scenes featured in the design. The two birds in the tree shift position in each one, seeming to tell a story. The updated version of the bird pattern has a fish-scale painted rim, with the most popular colors being blue and light green. But the older pieces are still valued by porcelain collectors, and large collections can fetch prices of over $10,000. December 8, 2021
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Cobalt Collection Every self-respecting Hungarian homemaker’s collection some 50 years ago boasted some kind of cobalt dishes. Made of real cobalt, “Echt Kobalt” as their stamps affirmed, these heavily gold-edged regal pieces were de rigueur in china closets. They were available from various brands. Popular ones are Weimar, a German company that has been producing porcelain since 1790, and Reichenbach, which opened in about 1900.
Royal Albert: Recent Addition The Royal Albert porcelain company is a rather new player in china production, as it was first founded in the 1900s. Based in England, their styles have a distinctly English feel. Of course, they produced lovely tea sets, in keeping with the English tea time tradition.
Old Country Roses Royal Albert is most known for their beloved china pattern known as Old Country Roses. The design featuring red and yellow flowers was inspired by flowers growing in the English countryside. Over 150 million pieces of china with this pattern have been sold! Since it was designed in 1962, most pieces aren’t true antiques, and the average sale price of a plate would be in the $40 range.
A Touch of Whimsy: The Playful Side of Porcelain Beyond the basic china dishes, porcelain companies also produce vases, boxes, figurines, porcelain eggs and other ornamental pieces. These accessories were sometimes the most treasured part of the china closet! In Herend china, vases were an especially popular item. The elegant pieces made wonderful centerpieces, and their floral designs complemented actual sprays of flowers beautifully. A vase was also more affordable than buying a complete dinner service. Limoges was famous for their small ornamental porcelain boxes, meant for holding breath mints. Called bonbonnieres, they were usually HEREND VA SE 162
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LIMOGES BONBONNIERE
A Guide to Tevilas Keilim
Lady Carlye is another popular Royal Albert design.
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While min haTorah, only metal dishes must be toveled, Chazal added glassware to the list. Keilim that were owned by a gentile, both metal and glass, must be toveled with a bracha. What about earthenware, like china? Dishes made from clay earth, like ceramics, do not require tevilah according to most poskim. However, since china was usually glazed with liquid glass, most poskim rule that one should tovel china. But this tevilah is done without a bracha. Corelle is a form of glass and therefore requires tevilah with a bracha.
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too delicate to actually carry in an evening bag, and were instead put on display at home.
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Porcelain eggs were another favorite. Faberge was a Russian artist who created highly decorated eggs for display, and many china companies followed suit. The delicate egg would be placed on a three-legged stand in its place of honor in the china cabinet. The world of porcelain sculptures is vast and features an endless variety of designs. Whatever strikes your particular fancy, you can probably find it in porcelain.
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ake a stroll through a bakery before Shabbos, and you’ll be tempted by the whiff of fresh baked goods and the mouthwatering delicacies in the showcases. Have you ever wondered what it takes to feed the many families who rely on bakeries for their Shabbos necessities? Let’s go behind the scenes with Shloimy Lebowitz, owner of Shloimy’s bakeries, and Isaac Weinstock, the manager of their Monsey location. 166
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When do you begin preparing for Shabbos? It really depends on the item. We bake regular challos on Thursdays and Fridays, but our sourdough process begins on Tuesday. Our cookies and cakes get baked throughout the week. Tell me about the bakery. What does the schedule look like? The day before the baking begins, our bakers prepare all the dough and put everything in the fridge. At about 3 a.m. the mashgiach arrives and turns on the ovens and checks the eggs for the day. A little later, when the bakers arrive, we take all the dough out of the fridge to proof — and when it’s ready, we bake everything. The schedule is different on Friday, though, when we start much earlier, at around 1 a.m. The bakery is closed in the later afternoon hours.
How do the weekday buying habits of your customers differ from Shabbos buying habits? During the week we focus more on giving customers different varieties of Danishes, as well as rolls and breads. Toward the end of the week the focus is on challos and fresh cakes for Shabbos. These go during the week, as well, but people buy them mainly for Shabbos. When do most people do their Shabbos bakery shopping? We try to have the shelves stocked with cookies and cake by Wednesday, because these are usually bought on Thursday. People want really fresh challos, so they come back to buy those on Friday. We December 8, 2021
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The summer is very busy at our Monsey location, while demand goes down in the city. The upstate store, located in the Buyrite in Woodridge, is really busy in the summer, because many people don’t like to bake while in the country. There are also also busy seasons, such as right before the summer begins, the pre– yom tov season when people are busy with other preparations, and before school starts. The weeks leading to Pesach are extremely hectic in the bakery, while the week after Pesach is quiet because people tend to bake their own shlissel challos.
What about the machinery? How does a professional bakery differ from a home in terms of machinery? Our mixers can hold huge quantities. Some mixers hold around 100 pounds of flour, while our challah dough mixers hold 200 pounds of flour — and that’s before the other ingredients are added. We can produce about 200 challos from one batch. We also have different ovens for different items. Sourdoughs and bagels are baked in a big Dutch oven because it gets very hot, hotter than a regular oven. Regular bread and challah are baked in a stone 168
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oven with shelves that revolve, so the heat is dispersed properly for even baking. Then there is the cake oven, which is designed to keep the cakes moist. We also have separate floors in the bakery for pareve and for dairy; the pareve machines are never used for dairy.
Why do you have to start the sourdough process on Tuesday? We have a sourdough starter that we feed every day, and we keep it in the fridge until Tuesday, when we begin the two-day process to make the sourdough. Then we let the breads ferment for about 18 hours from when we start making them until they’re ready to be baked. People love our sourdough; it accounts for about a third of all the challos. that we sell now.
Do you think the sourdough craze is just a fad? Sourdough is probably going to stay around. It’s delicious and so much healthier. Once you get used to eating sourdough, you can’t really go back to regular challah, because aside from tasting great, it is so much easier on the stomach. Often, when we go the healthier route, we give up on something; when we cut out sugar, for instance, we lose a lot of taste. You don’t give up anything by eating sourdough. You get full and it tastes great. It’s popular for a reason!
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Shoe polish was created in 1904 as “boot polish” in a small factory in Melbourne, Australia. William Ramsay and his partner Hamilton McKellar, both of Scottish origin, refined and later launched their new product under the brand Kiwi in 1906. Though the Sydney-based Cobra Boot Polish brand and others soon followed, Kiwi remains the most popular shoe polish brand in the world today. During medieval times, prior to the invention of modern shoe polish, a variety of items — including wax and tallow — were used to polish leather shoes and boots. During the eighteenth century, when a high and shiny finish on anything leather, including footwear, became an important factor, people concocted their own homemade polishes. They usually used lanolin or beeswax as a base, as its greasiness left a high gloss.
DID YOU KNOW? Shoe polish can be used in graffiti, as its texture and permanent stain make it an ideal choice. Shoe polish is typically sold in two-ounce tins, since larger containers would dry out before they are fully used. If the polish in your can does get dried out, you can place it in a warm place, which will melt the wax and other ingredients back into usable condition. Use caution, though: Its contents are highly flammable! Out of shoe polish? Other shoeshining methods include using a banana peel or nylon fabric to buff leather footwear. 174
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Shining shoes isn’t just a cosmetic upgrade; it is also a significant factor to maintaining leather shoes and boots. The polish moisturizes and further waterproofs the leather, which increases the lifespan of the footwear.
By: Libby Kasten
Shoeshine boys, bearing shoe polish and a polishing cloth, were once a common sight on the streets, particularly in the United Kingdom. Today they have nearly disappeared from the street corners, railroad stations and shops they used to frequent. Airport shoeshine stands, though, in the past an airport staple, are still said to be around in approximately 50 U.S. airports. • The Executive Shine team at Denver International Airport works on an average of 400 to 600 pairs of shoes and boots — or sometimes sneakers, belts, and bags — each day. Here, customers get to decide on the price they want to pay for the work. • At the Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport, two shoeshine stands named Like New have been run by Wayne Kendrick’s family for about 40 years. The younger Kendrick began helping his father out at the airport 33 years ago, and he currently runs the stands along with his brother. They charge seven dollars per shine, only two dollars more than the fivedollar price charged by their father all those years ago. • You may prefer to fly via the El Paso International Airport, though, as the Los Amigos Shoeshine stand has been charging only four dollars a shine since 2005. • The Shoe Hospital at Chicago International Airport offers not only shoe shining services but a full range of shoe repairs. Travelers often drop off items before flying and pick them up when they return. Not coming back? They can choose to have their footwear mailed home instead. • Be sure to stop by at Rick Evans’ Shine on the Go stand at Missouri’s Kansas City International Airport to have a look, or even sit on, his pride-inducing wooden shoeshine chair, made for him by a teacher from a local high school. • Better yet, find an airport among the many that offer a shoeshine as a traditional service, free of charge (tips are accepted and pretty standard, by the way!), as it is said to keep their customers coming back.
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Hint: Each Boggle board hides a word of nine let ters or more!
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Haverstraw, NY
Type: Office Building- first floor office suite with private entrance
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775 SF
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Newark, NJ
Call for price Type: Warehouse
33 S Cole Ave
$3,600 Monthly 5 Beds
34 Pine Hill Dr Greenwood Lake, NY
2216 SF
4 Baths
37 Pavilion Ridge Way Suffern, NY
3 Beds
2.5 Baths
By: Jacob Lefkowitz 718.839.3857
By: Meyer Stoessel 845.746.7569
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2 Baths
Type: Multi family
Townhouse
4200 SF
3 Beds
By: Yosef (Yossi) Neuman 845.837.8000
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Spring Valley, NY
Type:
Livingston, NY
1056 SF
1 drive in 30ft ceiling
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547 Stump Pond Rd
Type: Residential
30,000 SF 3 loading docks
2 Baths
By: Jacob Lefkowitz 718.839.3857 COMMERCIAL
Warehouse
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2208 SF
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45 Anness Dr Haverstraw, NY
PENDING
3 Oren Ct Suffern, NY
$565,000 Type:
Type: Residential
Residential
2664 SF
6 Beds
3800 SF
2.5 Baths
PENDING FOR SALE
1459 Old Rt 209
COMMERCIAL
Spring Glen, NY
PENDING
$299,000 Type: Potential to build multi family/vacation rentals. Next to summer camps and playgrounds
3 Baths
Washingtonville, NY
Spring Valley, NY
2100 SF
4 Beds
3 Baths
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By: Chaim Katz 845.263.7612
38 Hamptonburgh Rd
13 Skylark Dr
Type: Residential
10 Acres (has a house on the premises)
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$369,000 Type: Residential
Type: Residential 1664 SF
4 Beds
960 SF
2 Baths
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4 Ohio Ave
RENTED
Spring Valley, NY
2 Baths
5 S Cole Ave
2 Dunnigan Dr
5 Beds
3 Beds
2 Baths
29 Van Orden Ave Suffern, NY
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Residential
2420 SF
Suffern, NY
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SOLD
Pomona, NY
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58 S Airmont Rd
1463 SF
2 Baths
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4 Beds
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1 Baths
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Classifieds FOR SALE FORMULA צו פארקויפן ניאויקעיט $25 קען1 פאר$30 פארמאלע : קעןס און מער רופט10 פאר 845.426.3237 ANTIQUES דורכברוך! האט איר אנטיק בריוון און חפצים פון/ספרים גדולים וצדיקים? מיר צאלן די אויך.בעסטע פרייזן דערויף לאזט,פארקויפן מיר אנטיק 845-379-4825 מעסעדש RESTAURANT FOR SALE Local Monsey Working Restaurant for sale. Call or text +18453934516 Email: Monseyrestaurnt@gmail. com COUCH FOR SALE
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APT FOR RENT MONSEY 3 Bedroom beautiful apt for rent. Bluefield & Union area. 1 1/2 bathrooms, Dining room, Kitchen with Quartz countertops. Elegant floors throughout. Move in ready. No section 8. 917-589-4129/ 917-588-2475
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JOB OPPORTUNITY Looking to hire a female candidate who has experience in managing employees in an office setting. Full Time or Part Time. Requirements: Must speak Fluent Yiddish and English. Must be willing to travel up to a half hour. Great Pay with Excellent Health benefits etc. Please email resume to egross@elitehc.net OFFICE POSITION Frum real estate law firm seeks a dynamic detail oriented individual for a vibrant office position that requires problem solving skills. In-house training provided/competitive salary, Please send resumes to J.JoshuaHerbst@gmail.com.
TEACHING POSITIONS Yeshiva Spring Valley (boys) of Monsey has open positions in the General Studies department. Immediate openings available: Elementary School Assistants (M-TH 12:45-4:00) Substitutes for various grades. Teaching experience a must. Professional atmosphere and competitive salary. Please include references and email to gss@yeshivaspringvalley. org or FAX to 845-3568551 Attn: General Studies Principal SWIFT STAFFING is seeking to hire additional recruiters. Part-time & Flexible hours. Email your resume to Info@ SwiftStaffingGroup.com
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Classifieds P/T SECRETARIAL POSITION Well-established office in Monsey is looking to hire a secretary (Yiddish-speaking). Enjoyable environment, great benefits, and lots of opportunity for growth. Candidate should be detail oriented, organized, and quick to learn. Send resume to joboffersmonsey58@ gmail.com LOOKING TO HIRE *A Girl for full time receptionist/secretary. *A mature woman for f/t customer service. *Medical biller, Will train. All female store. Computer skills necessary. Email your resume to jobopportunities120@gmail. com
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פרשת ויגש ד’ טבת תשפ”ב
WHY WE DO WHAT WE DO Discover the richness of minhagei Shabbos
AMID SONG AND JOY
THE DISH ON DISPLAY
A TANTALIZING TO’AMEHA
How one neighborhood greets the Shabbos Queen
A peek at the regal history of porcelain
Something delicious for Erev Shabbos
TO FEED THE MASSES What does it take for a bakery to prepare for Shabbos?
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