NYC Podcamp

Where did the weekend go? So, yesterday I went to Podcamp which was an inspiring, motivating, yet overwhelming experience. Everyone in the podcast community is so nice. It felt like a very supportive environment. People actually want to see others succeed. Podcamps are popping up all over the country: (http://podcamp.pbwiki.com/)

I have dabbled with a podcast, but crave to do more with it. I felt like I got a wealth of information at Podcamp, so I will be able to create a fabulous audio/video kosher food podcast. Right now I am toying with the name "Kickin’ It Kosher". What do you think? Stay tuned, you will be the first to know about it.

L’chaim,
~Shosh
The Kosher Soul Gourmet
www.koshersoulgourmet.com

Let My People Go!

The exodus is here with matzah, Miriam, slaves, seders,.... who could ask for any thing more? For first night seder, I had the pleasure of attending the seder of Rabbi Jill Jacobs and her fiance Guy. It was an interactive seder which is always a hoot. There were snacks on the table as we read through the haggadah ( an idea that ensures guest don't pass out from hunger).
The food was a feast from the potatoes, beets and garlic, rabe w/ figs to the tilapia. I so love it when we Passover!

L'chaim,
Shoshi
The Kosher Soul Gourmet

www.koshersoulgourmet.com