Spring at the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens
Last year, in spring, I visited the Magnolia Plaza, the cherry esplanade, and Japanese Garden to see what was in bloom.
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A Roadtrip from Scottsdale to the Grand Canyon |HuffPost
This adventurous road trip began in the Sonoran Desert with a tour and visit to Taliesin West, Frank Lloyd Wright’s winter home.
One Week in Prague and Budapest |HuffPost
During one sweltering summer we visited Prague and Budapest when neither country was prepared for such weather.
At Houses of Worship, Women Serve Food for a Higher Purpose
A behind the scenes look at three houses of worship where women prepare and serve food for their congregation.
Cooking the Faith: An Indian Feast of Equality
Every Sunday at the Nanak Nam Jahaj Gurudwara in New Jersey, food is cooked and enjoyed by the Sikhs, a community from North India. This practice known as langar is an important tenet of the Sikhs and involves the preparation and distribution of food for the homeless and needy. Published in NPR -The Salt
Cooking the Faith: The Linchpin of Being Jewish
Shabbat dinner is a quintessential tradition for the Jewish community. On a Friday evening at Barbara Meltz’s home in Stanhope, New Jersey, a Shabbat dinner is being prepared.
Cooking the Faith: A Buddhist Feast of Nonviolence
Weekly, the Grace Gratitude Buddhist Temple in Manhattan’s Chinatown opens its doors to serve guests a nutritious food that includes appetizing dishes like stir fry bok choy.