April 24, 2024
Longledge Drive resident Alan Lebowitz (left) carefully places scoops of chunky chocolate Passover cookies onto a baking tray as his friend Bola Ahmed and wife Lynn Lebowitz sift powdered sugar into a bowl. They’re participating in the first of four free cooking classes taught by professional chef Cara Tannenbaum on Wednesday, Apr. 17, hosted by the Town of Rye at Crawford Mansion Community Center.
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Crawford cooking class starts off with dessert
First of four free professionally taught cooking classes offers residents Passover sweets
When Cara Tannenbaum looked around the Crawford Mansion Community Center kitchen, she saw a group of people from various backgrounds. A married couple, their houseguest, a mother-daughter pair, a retired educator and this Westmore News reporter stood before her as the first cohort of her free culinary classes at the facility.
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