Most Unappetizing Meal EVER

Roast chicken is a meal that I make often, especially on Friday night for Shabbos. I try to vary the spices/marinate/sauce just to keep things interesting and I’m always on the lookout for new recipes.

One version I will not be making anytime soon—as in, not ever!—would be chicken and pickles. Seriously, this has to be a joke? Or maybe a pregnancy craving? Whichever, it looks downright revolting to me. I shared it on social media and the feedback has ranged from “Nasty” to “Must be a Duggar dish,” which I found truly hilarious. (Duggar fans know that they’re obsessed with pickles, but I doubt even they’d eat such slop.)

 

If anyone has ever eaten chicken and pickles in real life, please share. I am dying to know what it’s like and where it originates.

Remember All The Victims on Holocaust Memorial Day

My heart is so heavy today, thinking about the innocent men, women, and children who perished for no legitimate reason during the Holocaust. While Jewish victims receive the most attention, there were many, many others who were also terrorized, abused, and murdered. We need to acknowledge and remember ALL of the victims. Every single one was a person, had a soul that was created by God, had done nothing wrong, and deserves to be honored.

The Jewish Virtual Library has compiled the most accurate list, with so many victims, it’s hard to even conceive of such evil.

Number of deaths broken down by group:

Jews: Approximately 6 million.

Soviet civilians: Approximately 7 million (including 1.3 million Soviet Jewish civilians, who are included in the 6 million figure for Jews).

Soviet prisoners of war: Approximately 3 million (including about 50,000 Jewish soldiers).

Non-Jewish Polish civilians: Approximately 1.8 million.

Serbian civilians: Approximately 312,000.

Disabled People: Approximately 250,000.

Romani Gypsy: Approximately 200,000.

Jehovah’s Witnesses: Approximately 1,900.

Criminal offenders :  Approximately 70,000.

So often, when statistics are quoted, the individuals are lost in the magnitude, but we need to focus on each and every single person, what they sacrificed, and how they can never be compensated. The least we can do, as a society, is to make sure that the past is not repeated and put an end to genocide.

The killing must stop, along with hatred, violence, cruelty, and prejudice. Love, compassion, faith, and tolerance are the answer. And for those who think that Holocaust education isn’t important, look at this chilling statement…

39 Ways to Use Peanut Butter (Edible & Non Edible)

Happy National Peanut Butter Day. Think PBJ sandwiches and Reese’s Cups are the only options? Far from it! Here are 20 delicious ways to enjoy one of my favorite foods:

  1. Ants on a Log
  2. Peanut Butter Cookies
  3. Peanut Butter Truffles
  4. Chocolate-Peanut Butter Pie
  5. Peanut Butter Banana Split Sundaes
  6. Oatmeal with Peanut Butter and Chocolate Chips
  7. Peanut Butter Streusel Muffins
  8. Peanut Butter Waffles or Pancakes
  9. Banana-Peanut Smoothies
  10. Peanut Butter Hummus (Substitute for Tahini)
  11. Spicy Peanut Dipping Sauce 
  12. Peanut Satay for Kabobs
  13. Pumpkin-Peanut Soup
  14. Thai Veggie Pizza
  15. Chicken Salad with Peanut Dressing
  16. Cold Asian Noodles
  17. Spring Rolls
  18. Granola Bars
  19. Peanut Butter Cheesecake
  20. Vegan Ice Cream  (Blend two frozen bananas with two tablespoons of peanut butter.)
  21.  

If you’re feeling adventurous, here are 19 non-edible uses, some of which are pretty wild—shaving cream, hair mask, and window cleaner??? I’m not sure I’d be brave enough to try most of them, but fun to look at anyway.

 

What’s your favorite peanut butter recipe?

Disgusting “At Least I’m Not Jewish” Shirt Pulled From Zazzle

Zazzle, an online gift company that offers customized products, has pulled a shirt that reads “At least I’m not Jewish” from their website.

This disgusting product was produced and uploaded by a 3rd party seller. According to Algemeiner, that same individual was offering “At least I’m not Christian” shirts as well. 

While I firmly believe that Zazzle should be evaluating everything offered for sale on their site, they did respond properly after being notified and pulled the offensive merchandise immediately. 

I truly don’t understand the appeal of these shirts. What is wrong with being Jewish or being Christian? Why is it bad to love God, to love the Bible, and to commit yourself to living a Biblical life? Anyone who thinks otherwise is in need of help. 

Let’s see someone flip this around and start making “Proud to be Jewish” and “Proud to be Christian” shirts that promote good values and morality. The Secular Humanist agenda is so destructive and really needs to be muted. Trashy shirts that insult religion have no place in a decent society.