Provide-A-Meal Temple Emanuel participates in the Provide-A-Meal program that feeds the homeless and poor people in the Greater Washington ,DC area. Four times per year we prepare 38 Shepard's Pies to delivery to SOME. Each casserole feeds 10 - 12 people -- that's between 380 - 456 men, women & children! We supply the casserole pans We supply the recipe (see below or see "Taste of the Temple", page 35) We supply the freezer We supply the delivery to SOME YOU pick the most convenient time to cook NOTE: Making lunches for homeless people through Temple Emanuel is an accepted volunteer activity which qulaifies for Student Service Learning (SSL) hours -- get your children to help you and they'll benefit too! If you would like to cook for SOME, please: Email Fran Bernstein at fbernstein@afscme.org with your information or fill in the SOME Flyer and mail to: Fran Bernstein 9209 Midwood Road Silver Spring, MD 20910 SHEPHERD'S PIE for SOME RECIPE and DIRECTIONS: Hamburger - 2 lbs Med. onion, chopped Instant mashed potatoes - 12 servings...(recipe on box) Frozen mixed vegetables - 20 oz. NOTE: PLEASE DO NOT VARY RECIPE OR ADD EXTRA INGREDIENTS Brown hamburger and onion together. Drain fat. Salt & pepper to taste. Make 12 servings mashed potatoes. Cook frozen vegetables and add to meat. Place in a disposable casserole pan approximately 9x13x2. Spread potatoes evenly over the top. Cover with foil and freeze.

Cooks needed for June! Temple Emanuel is looking for a few additional cooks for the So Others May Eat (SOME) program in June. Shepherds pies are needed by Tuesday, June 12th. If you are able to help please contact Beth Resnick at resnickb@hotmail.com Thank You! So Others May Eat (SOME) Program June is one of four months that Temple Emanuel provides a dinner meal for the homeless and other hungry people who depend on SOME for their meals. The Shepherds Pies we provide feed over 350 people per dinner. Please follow the Shepherds Pie recipe without making any changes. There are casserole pans on top of the freezer in Merv’s office (the custodian), which is just past the library on the lower level, through the double doors on the left. The larger pans are for a double recipe; smaller ones for a single. The pies should be cooked and brought to the Temple FROZEN and covered in aluminum foil whenever the Temple is open, and placed in the freezer by Thursday, June 15th,. Please put your name on your pie(s), and add your name to the list that is hanging on the freezer door, with the number of pies you have delivered in parenthesis. A Temple member will then take all the frozen pies to SOME.

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