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Food for Thought with Julie Seltzer: Challah
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Date:
Thursday, January 28, 2010
Time:
6:00 PM
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8:00 PM
Event Type:
Speaker
Organizer/Author:
Shenson Welcome Desk
Email:
Phone:
415-655-7800
Address:
736 Mission Street, San Francisco, CA 94103
Location Details:
Contemporary Jewish Museum
736 Mission Street
(between Third and Fourth streets)
San Francisco, CA 94103
736 Mission Street
(between Third and Fourth streets)
San Francisco, CA 94103
a WORKSHOP at the Contemporary Jewish Museum
In the first of three classes, Torah scribe Julie Seltzer, who is writing a complete Torah in the galleries of the Museum as part of the exhibition As it is Written: Project 304, 805, will demonstrate the connections between food and text by combining a personal tour of her scribal workshop with Torah study and a session baking challah in the shape of Hebrew letters.
Before becoming a scribe, or soferet, Julie Seltzer was a baker at the Isabella Friedman Center in Connecticut. Among her culinary achievements was a series of challah breads evoking Hebrew letters, or a theme from the weekly Torah reading.
Seltzer’s other Food for Thought programs include hamentashen cookies on February 23 and matzhas on March 21.
For more information please email info [at] thecjm.org or call 415.655.7800.
$25 general.
Museum admission is included in the price of program.
*Capacity is limited, and will sell out. Buy your tickets in advance!
In the first of three classes, Torah scribe Julie Seltzer, who is writing a complete Torah in the galleries of the Museum as part of the exhibition As it is Written: Project 304, 805, will demonstrate the connections between food and text by combining a personal tour of her scribal workshop with Torah study and a session baking challah in the shape of Hebrew letters.
Before becoming a scribe, or soferet, Julie Seltzer was a baker at the Isabella Friedman Center in Connecticut. Among her culinary achievements was a series of challah breads evoking Hebrew letters, or a theme from the weekly Torah reading.
Seltzer’s other Food for Thought programs include hamentashen cookies on February 23 and matzhas on March 21.
For more information please email info [at] thecjm.org or call 415.655.7800.
$25 general.
Museum admission is included in the price of program.
*Capacity is limited, and will sell out. Buy your tickets in advance!
Added to the calendar on Tue, Dec 22, 2009 2:36PM
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What is all this superstitious garbage doing here? You would not have Bible reading sessions promoted here, so there is no reason to promote the Torah or any other superstition commonly known as religion. Since you apparently have extra disc space to waste on this garbage, you have room for this comment.
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