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Stardate: 20260817.0836
Location: Kitchen Table
Input Device: Alphasmart dana.wireless
Audio: electric fans, air fryer
Visual: bowl of lemons
Emotional: hungry
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I had a craving for pizza, so I decided to make some. Pizza is not
part of my regular diet anymore and if I do eat it, I cannot eat it
like I used to. I limit self to one slice. If I make it,
sometimes 2 slices. Today I made a pizza with matzah, tomato
sauce, mozzarella cheese, pepperoni, kimchee, and everything bagel
seasoning.. Cooked it in the air fryer (sliding tray version).
Easy enough and satiated my craving.
I usually buy a box or two of matzah when it goes on clearance
after Passover. This box was $0.25US for 14 matzah. Dirt cheap.
I'm not Jewish, but I do enjoy discounted matzah (or anything else
at discount.)
The remembrance of a friend from back in the day(tm) came to me
when making this matzah pizza. He is Jewish. He and his family
introduced me and my 5th grade class to the Passover Seder (ritual
feast), that their religion practices. I don't remember too much,
except they spoke in Hebrew and we ate certain things throughout
the ritual. I do remember eating horseradish and the big-ass
crackers that we slathered in margarine after the Seder concluded.
I am grateful to my friend and his family for that experience.
They introduced me to the matzah and I have learned that big-ass
crackers can be found for dirt cheap after Passover!
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