The middle days of Passover are when cooking and menu planning become a challenge—when you’re not necessarily looking to impress large crowds and, more than
Everything about Jerusalem is “complicated”: its political status, its soup-mix population of Arabs and Jews from wide diasporas, even its food. It is that last
Helen Nash’s two previous kosher cookbooks—Kosher Cuisine and Helen Nash’s Kosher Kitchen (Jason Aronson)—are regarded as perennial standouts in the field of Jewish cooking, praised by well-known Jewish
Kosher desserts present a year-round challenge in their customary need to be non-dairy, if being served after a meal containing meat. Add to the culinary
Kosher entertaining not surprisingly changes in style and flair depending on the city, country—and continent. For a glimpse into the kosher world in South Africa,