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My Aunt Fannie's Hot Pink Kugel: A 50s Food Memory
- Narrated by: Serena Bottiani-Henderson
- Length: 14 mins
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My Aunt Fannie's Hot Pink Kugel: A 50s Food Memory
Narrated by:
Serena Bottiani-Henderson
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Publisher's Summary
A glorious noodle kugel gleamed hot pink in the evening light....
This is the first in a series of charming short stories using food memories to describe the life and relationships of best-selling author Marjory Harris. The focal point is a dinner of burnt hamburgers and fruity noodles at the home of her spinster great aunt.
With poodle skirts, pop-it beads, a young Elvis, and painting-by-numbers, Aunt Fannie's Hot Pink Kugel is a delicious way to revisit the 1950s.
©2017 Marjory Harris (P)2017 Marjory Harris
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