The story of Keith Siegel, a former hostage in Gaza, revolves around his famous pancake recipe, which gained immense popularity during his captivity. His daughter, Shir, shared their family tradition on Instagram, turning his pancake-making memories into a symbol of hope among supporters. Following Siegel's release, the recipe was featured in various media outlets. The upcoming one-day pancake popup at 12 Chairs in NYC is part of their initiative to raise awareness and support while promoting community solidarity as the Siegel family advocates for other hostages still in Gaza.
Keith Siegel's pancake recipe gained fame while he was held hostage in Gaza, becoming a symbol of hope and community for his family and supporters.
The recipe's popularity surged through social media, particularly through his daughter Shir's Instagram posts, transforming a family tradition into a viral sensation.
Following Siegel's return home, the pancakes were celebrated in a series of popups, with funds raised contributing to family rehabilitation efforts.
12 Chairsâ marketing coordinator emphasizes the pop-up's goal to build community support, stating, 'Weâre all here together to support and to be with each other.'
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