...On Fri, 04 Apr 2008 18:35:25 -0700, Mack A. Damia <mybaconbutty@hotmail.com> wrote: I still don't know the exact spelling of the delicacy, but phonetically, it sounds like "Pitcha" (the accent is on the cha) and is jellied cow's heel with garlic and sometimes hard boiled egg mixed with it. Anybody know? Ptcha. Calve's foot in jelly/aspic. ...
...On Fri, 04 Apr 2008 18:35:25 -0700, Mack A. Damia <mybaconbutty@hotmail.com> wrote: I still don't know the exact spelling of the delicacy, but phonetically, it sounds like "Pitcha" (the accent is on the cha) and is jellied cow's heel with garlic and sometimes hard boiled egg mixed with it. Anybody know? Ptcha. Calve's foot in jelly/aspic. ...
...: On Fri, 04 Apr 2008 18:35:25 -0700, Mack A. Damia <mybaconbutty@hotmail.com> wrote: I still don't know the exact spelling of the delicacy, but phonetically, it sounds like "Pitcha" (the accent is on the cha) and is jellied cow's heel with garlic and sometimes hard boiled egg mixed with it. Anybody know? Ptcha. Calve's foot in jelly/aspic. ...
...: On Fri, 04 Apr 2008 18:35:25 -0700, Mack A. Damia <mybaconbutty@hotmail.com> wrote: I still don't know the exact spelling of the delicacy, but phonetically, it sounds like "Pitcha" (the accent is on the cha) and is jellied cow's heel with garlic and sometimes hard boiled egg mixed with it. Anybody know? Ptcha. Calve's foot in jelly/aspic. ...
... recipes in "Jewish Home Cooking" are for the nostalgic cooking of Ashkenazi, or Eastern European, Jews. I still don't know the exact spelling of the delicacy, but phonetically, it sounds like "Pitcha" (the accent is on the cha) and is jellied cow's heel with garlic and sometimes hard boiled egg mixed with it. Anybody know? Ptcha. Calve's foot in jelly/aspic. ...
... recipes in "Jewish Home Cooking" are for the nostalgic cooking of Ashkenazi, or Eastern European, Jews. I still don't know the exact spelling of the delicacy, but phonetically, it sounds like "Pitcha" (the accent is on the cha) and is jellied cow's heel with garlic and sometimes hard boiled egg mixed with it. Anybody know? Ptcha. Calve's foot in jelly/aspic. ...
... recipes in "Jewish Home Cooking" are for the nostalgic cooking of Ashkenazi, or Eastern European, Jews. I still don't know the exact spelling of the delicacy, but phonetically, it sounds like "Pitcha" (the accent is on the cha) and is jellied cow's heel with garlic and sometimes hard boiled egg mixed with it. Anybody know? Ptcha. Calve's foot in jelly/aspic. Boron
... recipes in "Jewish Home Cooking" are for the nostalgic cooking of Ashkenazi, or Eastern European, Jews. I still don't know the exact spelling of the delicacy, but phonetically, it sounds like "Pitcha" (the accent is on the cha) and is jellied cow's heel with garlic and sometimes hard boiled egg mixed with it. Anybody know? Ptcha. Calve's foot in jelly/aspic. Boron
... But the recipes in "Jewish Home Cooking" are for the nostalgic cooking of Ashkenazi, or Eastern European, Jews. I still don't know the exact spelling of the delicacy, but phonetically, it sounds like "Pitcha" (the accent is on the cha) and is jellied cow's heel with garlic and sometimes hard boiled egg mixed with it. Anybody know? I would get a dish (a chicken/meat pie tin) along ...
... But the recipes in "Jewish Home Cooking" are for the nostalgic cooking of Ashkenazi, or Eastern European, Jews. I still don't know the exact spelling of the delicacy, but phonetically, it sounds like "Pitcha" (the accent is on the cha) and is jellied cow's heel with garlic and sometimes hard boiled egg mixed with it. Anybody know? I would get a dish (a chicken/meat pie tin) along ...
