Baroness Tapuzina
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| Blog Name: | Baroness Tapuzina |
| Url: | http://baronesstapuzina.wordpress.com/ |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | Food, Israel, Travel |
| Description: | Baroness because my direct ancestor, Baron Jacob Bassevi von Treuenberg, was an ennobled Jew from Verona, Italy and Prague, Czech Republic. Tapuzina (a variety of Israeli orange and a softdrink) because I used to live in a town in central Israel that still has orange groves in the middle of town. I now live in a small predominately Yemenite farming village in central Israel that is surrounded by citrus groves and nurseries. |
| Popularity: | 3 Followers |
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It’s a New Dawn, It’s a New Day, It’s My New Blog
| I have been working frantically to create a new and improved Baroness Tapuzina blog. I really hope that you like and will appreciate feedback. I still have a few things to add here and there, but i...more |
Baked Redfish with Cashew-Garlic Crust
| Over the past few weeks we have been eating a lot of fish that we purchased from the Dubkin Brothers, a fish farm on Moshav Tekuma in southern Israel. They sell fish to restaurants all over the cou...more |
The Cake with the Heart of Gold
| Quince season is just about over here and I wanted to make one last quince dish before they left the market. I found an interesting spice cake recipe from a lovely blog called Hungry Cravings. I ad...more |
Grumpy Scrumpy and Kurdish Kubbeh
| This past Friday, Mr. BT, Mimi from Israeli Kitchen and I embarked on an adventure to a town a few kilometers from Jerusalem to crush apples and press them for scrumpy, otherwise known as farmhous...more |
Home Away from Home – The Final Day
| On the last day of our vacation, we had a leisurely breakfast at the treehouse and then drove to Kibbutz Yechiam to go to the annual Renaissance Festival at Yechiam Castle.Probably built by the Te...more |
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