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Happy Chanukah!

themetfairy Dec 21 2008 08:27 PM

A joyous Festival of Lights to all who celebrate it!

DocTee Dec 21 2008 08:53 PM

Happy Happy. Fairy, as I think I mentioned in the past, you introduced a new tradition to our family with your latkes and cranberry sauce combo. My wife (raised Jewish) and I (not) love them. Apple sauce is so 20th century!

themetfairy Dec 21 2008 08:57 PM

Doc - I'm so glad that you're enjoying our newfound culinary tradition :)

MFS62 Dec 22 2008 05:58 AM

A Happy one to you,too. Latkes - like Cranberry Sauce - never haved liked. So, apple sauce it is. Later

metsguyinmichigan Dec 22 2008 07:21 AM

A very happy to all!

Willets Point Dec 22 2008 08:05 AM

Real cranberry sauce is a treat. The gelatinous stuff that retains the shape of the can is not. Happy Chanukah!

metsguyinmichigan Dec 22 2008 08:42 AM

="Willets Point":25n1ttnw]Real cranberry sauce is a treat. The gelatinous stuff that retains the shape of the can is not. Happy Chanukah![/quote:25n1ttnw] But it's easier to use on sandwiches, which are better than the turkey dinner on the first night! metirish Dec 22 2008 09:31 AM Happy Chanukah to all. Nymr83 Dec 22 2008 11:52 AM happy chanukah. apple sauce is without a doubt the way to go. sour cream is good too, but then its a dairy meal and i want some chicken with my latkes! holychicken Dec 22 2008 12:03 PM You have it all wrong. Curry Latkas with mango chutney is where it's at. Not exactly traditional, but very good none-the-less. themetfairy Dec 22 2008 12:54 PM ="holychicken":1mbpwy6l]You have it all wrong. Curry Latkas with mango chutney is where it's at. Not exactly traditional, but very good none-the-less.[/quote:1mbpwy6l] Ooh - that DOES sound good!