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Green Black-Eyed Peas – Post 101

November 9, 2014 by Abbie Rosner 1 Comment

After 100 posts on the original Galilee Seasonality blog, this post number 101 launches a new blog/website I created to bring together my writing in all its formats.  Hopefully the transition has been seamless for followers of my blog, and I apologize if there have been any duplicate postings… Putting the finishing touches on the … Read More »

Filed Under: Culinary Historian Tagged With: black eyed peas, galilee foods, lubiya

Lo, the Fall is Here

November 9, 2014 by Abbie Rosner 2 Comments

     On a recent, short visit to the US East Coast, I was treated to the first signs of another brilliant autumn.  Now that I’m home, my feet are comfortably back in flip flops and the main indication that summer is behind us is the supplement of a jacket and another blanket at the end … Read More »

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Sweet as Carob Syrup

September 21, 2014 by Abbie Rosner 1 Comment

For years I’ve wanted to observe how carob syrup is made.  Like many of the highly labor-intensive, traditional Palestinian foodways, carob syrup production is barely practiced anymore.  But several weeks ago, on a visit to Abu Malek in Kufar Manda, I saw an enormous pile of carob pods on the front porch.  Fall is carob season … Read More »

Filed Under: Culinary Historian Tagged With: biblical food, carob, carob syrup, edible wild plants, fellaheen, galilee, galilee foods, kfar manda, local foods, rosh hashana

Back to the Batof

August 30, 2014 by Abbie Rosner 2 Comments

Last June, and seemingly a decade ago, I visited the cities of Sakhnin and Arrabe, for meetings with two NGOs.  At the time, I learned about the work being done by the Towns Association for Environmental Quality on behalf of the Arab farmers of the Bet Netufa Valley.  I was also treated to the wonderful … Read More »

Filed Under: Culinary Historian Tagged With: bet netufa valley, biblical food, farike, fellaheen, foods of the bible, galilee, galilee foods, green wheat, local foods, olive harvest, olives, parched wheat, roasted green wheat, sahel batof, waterless agriculture, wheat

Common Roots

August 3, 2014 by Abbie Rosner 8 Comments

Among all the countless tragedies and losses of this current war is the blow that has been dealt to the already fragile relationships between Jews and Arabs in Israel.  Even in the best of times, suspicion and distrust have been the default sentiments among most Israeli citizens about their “other” counterparts.  And it is against … Read More »

Filed Under: Culinary Historian Tagged With: bedouin, biblical food, edible wild plants, fellaheen, foods of the bible, galilee, galilee foods, local foods, wheat

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Abbie Rosner

I am a writer and baby boomer covering how the current "psychedelic renaissance" is transforming the ways we approach aging - individually and as a society. My book, Psychedelics and the ... Read More »

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