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ORTHODOX EASTER April 24
Orthodox Easter breads are available this week Saturday - Sunday
please place your orders in advance

TSOUREKIA (Greek Easter bread)
A traditional braided sweet bread decorated with three dyed eggs (symbol of the Trinity). It is made with mastik, also known as "tears of Chios", a tree resin harvested for over 2,500 years and traditionally used in chewing gum, pastries, liquors, etc. (the verb to masticate derives from mastik).
KULICH (Russian or Ukrainian Easter bread)
Filled with alcohol soaked dried fruits, only the top of the bread is frosted, which makes it resemble a snow-covered church dome. It is eaten not only in Russia, but other Orthodox countries such as Belarus, Ukraine, Georgia, North Macedonia, Serbia, etc. where Easter is a more important holiday than Christmas.
Available Saturday & Sunday
Please order in advance!
DELIVERY ALSO AVAILABLE through DOORDASH or GRUBHUB
What is the true sign that Spring has arrived?
our FRAISIER CAKE!
(a french version of
Strawberry Shortcake)
Strawberries galore, delicious creme Chantilly, vanilla cake and pure deliciousness.

Starting on Friday, we will have our 6" cake available, serving 6 - 10 guests. For larger sizes (up to 100! servings) we require 3 days advance ordering
DELIVERY ALSO AVAILABLE through DOORDASH or GRUBHUB
Orthodox Easter
Sometimes Easter and Orthodox Easter are on the same day, sometimes they are weeks apart. Why? Easter is based on the Gregorian calendar we use today, Orthodox Easter on the Julian. This year is either 2022 or 2775, depending on which calendar you use!
  • and, as always, to end with a bread quote

“What does a loaf of bread say to his girlfriend when they are breaking up? 'You deserve butter than me!' " (anonymous)

Okay, I know it's corny, but Spring is here, the trees are in blossom, and it's so nice to feel silly for a change!

With love, gratitude and warm regards,

Judith
Silver Moon Bakery
2740 Broadway @ 105 St.
New York, NY 10025
212.866.4717