Recently, I had a discussion with one of my friends about Armenian cuisine. My friend, a frequent traveler, declared it…
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I once heard an old adage: “With three Armenians in a room, you get four opinions.” Nowhere does that seem…
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Another week of quarantine, another week of deciding what to cook. In all honesty, cooking fatigue has set in! It…
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The first week after Easter provided great indulging. There was Easter candy, malted eggs, ice cream, Mike’s Pastry and plenty…
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As I recover from a full day of quarantine style celebrations, I reflect upon my Dandeegeen duties post-“Zadeeg/Easter.” My grandmothers…
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As I settle into the daily routine of home quarantine, it was time this week to roll up my sleeves…
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The morning sun streams through the windows of the quiet, empty hall of Meadowood Community House. Inside, beige linoleum floors…
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New Yorkers and New Jerseyans may patronize Carmel, Sevan, Olympia or Arenie groceries to buy staples such as Victor’s String…
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Home Again: Armenian Recipes from the Ottoman Empire By Mari A. Firkatian CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, 2018 350 pp. $64.00…
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Hungry Armenians in the Greater Boston area spent the Sunday afternoon before Great Lent feasting and voting on the best…
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