"Adam Schwartz" > wrote in message
news:WYaBb.468563$HS4.3657125@attbi_s01...
> I would like to bring some homemade desserts to Christmas dinner at
my
> in-laws this year. I was thinking of making either pfefferneusse or a
buche
> de noël. However, being Jewish, I have no favorite family recipies for
> either of these, or any other traditional Christmas food. Do any of you
> have especiialy delicious recipies for Christmas treats? I would
definately
> appreciate some.
>
> Thanks,
> Adam
>
>
Why not take a traditional Jewish Hanukah dish? Share your culture with
them. They'd probably like that. No law says you have to bend totally in
their direction.

"L Beck" > wrote in message
...
>
> "Adam Schwartz" > wrote in message
> news:WYaBb.468563$HS4.3657125@attbi_s01...
> > I would like to bring some homemade desserts to Christmas dinner at
> my
> > in-laws this year. I was thinking of making either pfefferneusse or a
> buche
> > de noël. However, being Jewish, I have no favorite family recipies for
> > either of these, or any other traditional Christmas food. Do any of you
> > have especiialy delicious recipies for Christmas treats? I would
> definately
> > appreciate some.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Adam
> >
> >
> Why not take a traditional Jewish Hanukah dish? Share your culture with
> them. They'd probably like that. No law says you have to bend totally in
> their direction.
>
>
That's what I did last year. However, as a cook, I'd like to try
expandig my own cooking horizons, and cooking from cultures that aren't my
own.
-Adam