Jewish food
Jerusalem highlights: May 29-June 4
What's new to do in Israel's capital?
The original Jewish brunch: The meal that connects communities, flavors, and memories
National Library of Israel acquires copy of UK's oldest kosher cookbook belonging to Montefiores
Winter in Jerusalem: Cozy soups, simple treats to warm your heart and home
We tried these American hummus flavors so you don’t have to
Americans haven’t just embraced hummus, they have found truly appalling ways to make it their own. Here are the most horrifying flavors we could find.
Why Russian Jews are obsessed with this health salad
While the exact origin of health and vitamin salads is unknown, they have been popular among Ashkenazi Jews for decades.
6 Jewish delis run by women that you need to know about
This Hungarian coffee cake is even better than babka
Monkey bread is a yeasted cake with origins in the Hungarian Jewish community that came to the United States.
Jake Cohen debuts his first cookbook and breaks the internet
Cohen is preparing for Passover by discussing how his book came to be, his journey to the top of food culture, as well as what his favorite foods are for the Festival of Matzah.
Restaurant review: Savory Meat Skewers and Hamburgers at Shapeduni
The chef is Elad Cohen who has worked in dozens of restaurants in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. I asked him to choose my meal for me from the extensive menu.
Pascale's Kitchen: Seder Night
This year I have prepared for you a nice assortment of dishes that are traditionally prepared for Seder night. As the first night of Passover is one of the most important events in the Jewish calendar, it is common to invest great time and effort in preparing tasty traditional dishes for this special evening.
Eisenberg’s deli, NYC institution since 1929, closes indefinitely
New York magazine said that Eisenberg’s motto used to be “raising New York’s cholesterol since 1929.” In addition to the now rare egg cream, the deli also sold Dr. Brown’s Cel-Ray soda.
Family recipes helped me discover my hidden Sephardi history
I only found out that my family was actually Jewish as a teenager, that all our colorful, fragrant, crunchy dishes were deeply rooted in Judaic culinary traditions from 16th-century Spain.
EU court decision: Happy cows higher priority than happy Jews - analysis
It is not as if kosher meat is banned in Flanders of Wallonia, just that the ritual slaughter of the cows there is forbidden. This means if you want to eat kosher meat, it will have to be imported, something that will significantly increase the price.