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Elizabeth Ehrlich is an American author.
Like many Jewish Americans, Elizabeth Ehrlich was ambivalent about her background.

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Elizabeth Ehrlich: From Ulcers to Entrepreneur

Elizabeth Ehrlich with Bella

By Kathryn McMackin

Every so often, a horse person stumbles across an animal that changes his or her life. For Elizabeth Ehrlich, it was Bella, a 7-year-old warmblood who walked off a horse trailer and turned Elizabeth’s life on its head.

After developing ulcers, the mare inspired Elizabeth to create her own formula to promote good equine gut health. Within 18 months of developing the product, Elizabeth walked away from her law career to concentrate on her flourishing company, Equine Elixirs, and the all-natural gut health supplement, Ulceraser.

“Buying Bella was one of the best decisions I’ve made in my life,” Elizabeth gushed. “If not for her, I would never have come up with the Ulceraser product. As the business continues to grow, I keep thinking that if I hadn’t bought Bella, or if I had ridden some other horse, none of this would have happened.”

Elizabeth and Bella in Wellington, Florida

The Beginning

Growing up in Ridgefield, Connecticut, Elizabeth had her first taste of the eques

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Miriam's Kitchen: A Memoir

As a girl, Elizabeth Ehrlich loved to visit her grandmother's kitchens. These were busy, onion-scented, Yiddish-accented places. Within their steamy plaster walls, the grandmothers -- remarkable women of insight, strength, and grace -- preserved and handed on history, tradition, community connection, humor, and wry lessons of life. As an adult, Ehrlich followed the path of her assimilating clan, forgetting the kitchen lessons. Her memory was awakened by her mother-in-law, Miriam. A Holocaust survivor who had suffered unspeakable losses, Miriam cooked the flavorsome dishes and carried on the customs of her childhood. Certain that her work mattered, she rebuilt a life of dignity and meaning. Under Miriam's spell, Ehrlich began to reclaim family memories and explore tradition in her own home. Reciting a prayer, grating a potato, lighting a candle, she found a way to build bridges from her grandparents to her children, and to give her children a timeless legacy. "Miriam's Kitchen" is Elizabeth Ehrlich's preservation of recipes, immigrant stories, ch

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Miriam's Kitchen: A MemoirElizabeth Ehrlich

Written by Elizabeth Ehrlich, Miriam's Kitchen: A Memoir (originally published in 1998), tells the story of Elizabeth's life and her Jewish religious upbringing. Initially, she was put off by her religion and didn't really appreciate her past and...