Eva Lewitus' photos with the keyword: food

If you don´t recognize it, look at the PIP

Here they are called orejas de chancho, (pigs ears) They are very sweet and covered with chocolate they are sinfully delicious

Thin slices of fried green plantains.The best ones to be had in Lima, come from the North, of Peru, from Piura, Plantain, a major group of banana varieties that are a staple food crop in many tropical areas. The edible fruit of plantain bananas has more starch than the common dessert banana and is not eaten raw

I call the 1st PiP: The man in the moon. They are "Chifles", thin slices of fried green plantains that have a unique flavor. Most of them are salty The plantains used to fry this treat should be green and not ripe. When green they are still firm and not too sweet. As a result of their texture the slices keep their shape and their flavor, their balance of starch and sweet, is perfect. If you want sweeter chifles, you choose a riper plantain, but then you begin to lose control of the shape. Plantains are cooking bananas one of the many species of bananas to be had in Peru. They are much better than potato chips!

After reading the Haggadah, prayers, blessings,questions, stories and songs, I am always looking forward to the special Matzho balls soup. Pessach gehört zu den wichtigsten Festen des Judentums. Es erinnert an den Auszug aus Ägypten, also die Befreiung der Israeliten aus ägyptischer Sklaverei. Die Nacherzählung (Haggada) dieses im Buch Exodus des Tanach erzählten Geschehens verbindet jede neue Generation der Juden mit ihrer zentralen Befreiungserfahrung.