Jennifer is back with another episode of “Gluten-Free Life” on behalf of Gersky’s! If you or someone in your family suffers from gluten sensitivity, the best thing you can do is to learn how to shop for gluten-free foods at your supermarket. And of course, it’s even better to learn how to cook them. […]
Category: Tips & Tricks
Common Symptoms of Gluten Sensitivity and How to Eat Accordingly
Disclaimer alert: I’m not a doctor, but I want to share my story of how I discovered gluten was causing me agony. Hi, my name is Jennifer, and I live in Florida. I love writing for Gersky’s because we share a common bond of a love for food and entertaining. About 7 months […]
6 Creative Ways to Celebrate Valentine’s Day Differently
Planning to celebrate Valentine’s day? Not sure what to do? Worse, it’s hard to predict what we’ll be “allowed” to do. Whether it’s the usual “hard to get a babysitter for the kids”, or you’re just looking to shake things up a bit, make this the best Valentine’s Day you’ve ever had. From old lovers […]
7 Tips for a Stellar Super Bowl Party – On a Slightly Smaller Scale
Whatever the New Year of 2021 brings, one thing is for sure… it’s almost time for Super Bowl 55. There’s no reason to skip the celebration though. In fact, if you plan it just right, you can throw down a stellar party. Just on a smaller scale. These 7 tips will help you do […]
5 Ways to Stress-Free New Year’s Eve Entertaining
Well, we did it! We made it to the end of this year and we’re looking forward to a new year beginning soon. No matter how this year turned out for you, we can’t pause time. Instead, we can roll with it and look forward to what’s to come. Celebrating New Years with your […]
2020 Trick or Treat Alternatives
Trick or Treat Alternatives Here are some great trick or treat alternatives to keep your little ghosts and goblins entertained this Halloween! A haunted house with extra large ghosts! Have the whole family chip in and create a haunted house that is large enough to be viewed by the entire neighborhood! Complete with ghosts made […]
A Backyard Biergarten
First a little history There are few annual festivals like Oktoberfest. It takes place in Munich, Germany over a two-week period ending the first Sunday in October. The festival originated on October 12, 1810, to celebration of the marriage of the crown prince of Bavaria (who later became King Louis I) to Princess Therese von […]
Fall Flavors at your Local Farmers Market
As the seasons change, be on the lookout for fall flavors at your local farmers market. Let’s take a peek at the fall flavors to be on the lookout for this season. Apples Apples are a favorite and somewhat obvious selection for Fall. And a great item to grab from your local farmers […]
Backyard Barbecue with Friends? Yes You Can – Sort of…
This whole physical distancing thing has put a big damper on the usual way we get together with family and friends. But May is National Hamburger Month. And Memorial Day weekend is the official start of Summer. At least we think so. How can you share burgers and your favorite sides with friends and still […]
Why is This Year (and This Meal) Different From Most Other Years?
For Jews, Passover is a special time, when relatives & friends gather to share the joy of our ancestor’s redemption from slavery in Egypt. This “Freedom Festival” is the most widely observed & best loved of the Jewish holidays. Food plays a quintessential role at Passover, not a peripheral one as with other holidays. Indeed, […]