Born in Vilna (Russia, Poland..somewhere in that vicinity), May 8th, 1909 and still kicking up a fuss today!
Birthday festivities to come on Sunday, surrounded by family and friends.
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- Izzy's Mama
- Jersey City, NJ
- Eater, Forager, Baker, Cook; Teacher too...It all started long ago, at Le Cordon Bleu... Cooked in France. Baked in Italy. Graduated Peter Kump's New York Cooking School. Taught at Le Lycee Francais de New York.
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2 comments:
Lynn! Vilna is in Lithuania! It's the home of Yiddish :)
But back in Grandpa's day it was part of Russia, then Poland and now Lithuania. Is that right?
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