Following a career in advertising in which she used words to describe the virtues of products and brands, Yona Eichenbaum now writes about the gifts, pleasures and challenges of her own life. She can be reached at [email protected].
Yona Eichenbaum
By Yona Eichenbaum
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Cooking gefilte fish stinks up the house and many people won't eat it. Here's how I keep it on my Passover menu
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