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Full Name

Joanna Brichetto

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Bio

Joanna, an MA in Jewish Studies, Vanderbilt, is a Jewish educator, mother of two, runs JewishEveryday.com and blogs at Bible Belt Balabusta.

Posts by Joanna Brichetto:

• May 22 2012
  Make Your Own Ice Cream (Without a Machine!) for Shavuot

  Shavuot is coming up, so who wants to make some messy, homemade ice cream?

 

• Apr 10 2012
  Yes, I Live in Nashville, and Yes, I am Jewish

  Time to hide the Jew stuff: the HVAC guys are coming.

 

• Mar 29 2012
  Passover, The Slacker Way

  My friend Marjorie recently wondered if there was such a thing as Passover cooking for slackers. I wish. I overdo Passover so hard I always wind up ill before, during, and after the seders. Right now, just the thought that … Continue reading →

 

• Feb 6 2012
  Tu Bishvat in Candyland

  If you are keen to embellish tradition with something that’s just plain fun, and also pretty sweet, there’s always candy.

 

• Oct 4 2011
  A Whale of a Snack for Yom Kippur

  It’s great to lavish time and effort into homemade, handmade treats for holidays, but it’s also great to find thematic goodies that are instant. As in, open a package and you’re done.  No fuss, no oven, no investment whatsoever except … Continue reading →

 

• Sep 28 2011
  I Need Store-Bought, Thematic Snacky-ness And I Need it Now

  Every year before Rosh Hashanah I stock up on bags of Bugles: the corn-chip snacks fried in the shape of cones. I don’t even care how fatty or salty they are. I must have them. Around a holiday, most nutritional … Continue reading →