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Holidays in the Palisades THURSDAY . NOVEMBER 19 . 2015 WWOinterNDERLAND HOLIDAYS IN THE PALISADES Photo: Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer PAGE 2 PALISADIAN-POST 90272 MAGAZINE NOVEMBER 19, 2015 A TEAM. a lifestyle. a REVOLUTION. We are NOT your PARENTS’ AGENCY. When does a real estate company become more? At what point does an industry start to challenge the status quo? We believe the time is now. That’s why we’ve pushed the boundaries to become more than just a real estate company. We’re a team. We’re a lifestyle. We’re luxury, service, inspiration and technology. And we’re still hungry. LUXURY REAL ESTATE AT THEAGENCYRE.COM NOVEMBER 19, 2015 PALISADIAN-POST 90272 MAGAZINE PAGE 3 201 AVONDALE AVE | BRENTWOOD 534 CRESTLINE DRIVE | BRENTWOOD $16,500,000 OFFERED AT $14,995,000 | LEASE AT $65,000/MO 5 BEDS | 8 BATHS | 13,310 SQ. FT. 8 BEDS | 14 BATHS | 12,720 SQ. FT. 717 N. TIGERTAIL ROAD 14215 EVANS ROAD 1710 MANDEVILLE CANYON ROAD 25164 MALIBU ROAD BRENTWOOD | $13,950,000 PACIFIC PALISADES | $13,650,000 BRENTWOOD | 7,995,000 MALIBU | $6,850,000 6 BEDS | 11 BATHS | 20,000 SQ. FT. 8 BEDS | 12 BATHS | 10,848 SQ. FT. 6 BEDS | 7 BATHS | 6,151 SQ. FT. 5 BEDS | 5 BATHS | 2,690 SQ. FT. 26740 LATIGO SHORE DRIVE 12318 W. SUNSET BLVD 12026 BENMORE TERRACE 4906 BUNNIE LANE MALIBU BEACH | $6,200,000 BRENTWOOD | $5,380,000 BRENTWOOD | $3,495,000 MALIBU | $2,645,000 4 BEDS | 3 BATHS | 1,805 SQ. FT. 4 BEDS | 4.5 BATHS | 4,200 SQ. FT. 16,597 SQ. FT. 3 BEDS | 3 BATHS | 7,755 SQ. FT. LOT SANTIAGO ARANA Managing Partner, Brentwood 310.926.9808 An international associate of Savills THEAGENCYRE.COM PAGE 4 PALISADIAN-POST 90272 MAGAZINE NOVEMBER 19, 2015 Debunking the Adoption Grinch By FRANCIS BATTISTA In fact, 86 percent Special to the of the pets that had been Palisadian-Post given as gifts were still in homes, and 96 per- Tis the season for cent of people said the giving gifts, as long as fact the pet was a gift the gift is not a pet … or had no negative impact so the Adoption Grinch on how much they loved would have us believe. the pet. Adopting pets to the Take that, Adoption public that are intend- Grinch! ed as gifts, especially Now, let’s be very during the holidays, is a clear. Rescue organiza- bad idea—or so we have tions and shelters still been told—because they need to do their adoption will likely end up like so process due diligence. It much used tinsel once is also important that the the novelty wears off same questions are con- and everyone comes sidered by the adopter to back to reality in early ensure the right match is Photo courtesy of Best Friends Animal Society January. made. So sayeth the Adop- Check out our re- tion Grinch, and the source “Choosing the APPY OLIDAYS Grinch’s dictum has Right Pet for You” (on been an animal welfare Photo courtesy of Best Friends Animal Society the bestfriends.org web- H H New Award Winning Groomer tradition for a long time site). to Style your Dog and Cat. now. In fact, not only is this adopt one from a rescue or The fact that 9,000 ani- Toys, Treats and other Dog & Cat Accessories. the policy for thousands of res- shelter. mals are dying in our shelters Family-Run for 14 Years. cue groups and shelters, these As Mike has pointed out in every day should be compel- Grooming Gift Certificates same groups often go on the many a presentation, we can’t ling enough to thaw even the A quick, easy gift for the pet owner PR offensive this time of year, leave the holidays to the puppy Adoption Grinch’s heart and Teeth scaling 1st Wednesday of the month warning about the dangers of mills. get him on board with holiday pets as gifts. Now, what if the anecdot- adoptions. Don’t be an Adop- Winter Wear Gift Certificates That’s why, when Mike al evidence that the Adoption tion Grinch. Together, we can Arms, the trail-blazing adop- Grinch has been peddling and Save Them All. HOURS tion advocate, launched the that you’ve believed to be true Francis Battista is PAWPAWSS N’N’ CLAWSCLAWS Tuesday-Saturday Home 4 the Holidays end-of- could be shown to be false? co-founder of Best Friends GGROOMINGROOMING SALON, INC 8:00 am - 4:30 pm year adoption drive in 1999, What if a fact-based study Animal Society. 16634 Marquez Ave Pacific Palisades (310) 459-2009 he got and still gets a lot of published in the journal “Ani- pushback from Grinchites who mals” proved that giving pets feel he is playing fast and loose as gifts wasn’t so dangerous with the safety of homeless after all? pets. Well, that’s exactly what I The fact that these same have for you today. pets would likely die if they re- Our friends over at the AS- main in the shelter system was PCA conducted a survey of not persuasive. Nor was the people who had received pets attendant fact that if someone as a gift over the last 10 years. wants to bring home a pet for The results might surprise you. Christmas, Kwanza, Hanukah There was no correlation or their celebration of the win- between receiving a pet as a ter solstice, they will buy one gift and a person’s emotional Visit the from a pet store if they can’t attachment to the pet. Aquarium elebrate this holiday season at the C Aquarium of the Pacific. Touch sharks. Feed lorikeet birds. Watch for the Holidays penguins play. An ocean of discovery awaits. And be sure to check out our Holiday Discounted Late Nights for just $14.95. Visit online for more details. aquariumofpacific.org 562.590.3100 100 AQUARIUM WAY, LONG BEACH, CA 90802 Photo courtesy of Best Friends Animal Society NOVEMBER 19, 2015 PALISADIAN-POST 90272 MAGAZINE PAGE 5 NOW OFFERING NOW FREE UN-CHAIN DELIVERY welcoming all CVS and Pharmaca YOURSELF! customers SAME MEDICINE Full Inventory of Prescription Drugs. Complete Selection of Over-The-Counter items. Expert Compounding Services for you and your pets. 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(310) 454-4848 NOW 540 Palisades Drive Pacific Palisades OFFERING HOURS: MON-FRI: 9:30 am - 7:00 pm VITAMIN B-12 B-COMPLEX SAT: 10:00 am -3:00 pm SUN: Closed SHOTS www.PalisadesPharmacy.comwww.PalisadesPharmacy.com PAGE 6 PALISADIAN-POST 90272 MAGAZINE NOVEMBER 19, 2015 Palisadian’s New Cookbook Warms Home-Chefs to Cold Weather Cooking By JACQUELINE PRIMO nukkah top the list. ing at Il Piccolo Ritrovo, Mai- Reporter When she is not cooking up son Giraud, Kay ’n’ Dave’s a seasonal storm in her home and Tivoli Café in Pacific Pal- When walking into Ame- kitchen, Saltsman spends time isades. lia Saltsman’s home in Rustic with 10-year-old granddaugh- “What we put on our table Canyon and stepping into her ter Delfina Buonocore who reflectsour past. It’s part of us,” kitchen—replete with natural attends Canyon Charter Ele- Saltsman said, adding with a sunlight, freshly-cut sunflow- mentary. laugh, “This is Jewish cooking ers and a library of cookbooks She can also be spotted din- for everyone!” against the walls—one of the first things you notice is the spread of seasonal produce Best Potato Latkes adorning the tables and coun- tertops. Makes 24 Latkes, 6 Servings Kennebec, and King Edward are Gourds, apples, potatoes Pareve Or Dairy all wonderful here. This recipe and pears—some of Fall’s sea- is easily doubled or tripled, and sonal harvest she has gathered Amelia Saltsman cooks up one of her recipes from “The Seasonal Jewish Kitch- These latkes are thin, crisp, it works well with other wintry from the Santa Monica Farmers en: A Fresh Take on Tradition.” Rich Schmitt/Staff Photographer and pan-fried, not deep-fried. vegetables. Market—color the kitchen. My family’s traditional recipe is On a cool late October day, made it,” Saltsman said. what you have available,” she inspired by Sara Kasdan’s, from INGREDIENTS Saltsman greeted the Palisadi- With “The Seasonal Jewish said, adding that, “The holiday her hilarious 1956 cookbook 2 pounds (900 g) starchy po- an-Post into her home just as Kitchen,” Saltsman hopes to foods are already seasonal!” Love and Knishes, which my tatoes, peeled she was taking a pan of Roasted make home-cooks comfortable Saltsman’s cookbook is di- mother received as a gift near- 1 small onion Smashed Apples and Pears out re-working classic holiday dish- vided into six “micro-seasons” ly sixty years ago. You need a 2 heaping tablespoons un- of the oven. es to suit whatever is available that highlight the deep connec- starchy potato for good latkes; bleached all-purpose flour or If you are imagining the at local farmers markets—or tion of Jewish traditions to the the starch helps bind the pan- potato starch baked fruit smelled divine, you whatever you have at home. year’s cycles. cake together. Sierra Gold (a 1 teaspoon kosher salt are not far off. “When you cook seasonal- As for her own favorite hol- cross between a Yukon Gold and ½ teaspoon baking powder The dish is one of 150 ly, it’s okay to substitute with idays, Thanksgiving and Ha- a russet), German Butterball, Freshly ground black pepper recipes beautifully featured in Saltsman’s new cookbook, “The Seasonal Jewish Kitchen: A Fresh Take on Tradition” that has been warming shy cooks to the idea of seasonal Jewish cooking since the book’s re- THANKSGIVING MENU lease in August of this year.
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