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Making It a Rosé Shavuot
While Shavuot may be the shortest of the three pilgrimage festivals, like Pesach and Succoth, it has a large number of venerable customs, such as
While Shavuot may be the shortest of the three pilgrimage festivals, like Pesach and Succoth, it has a large number of venerable customs, such as
Standing alone against the desert landscape, Kornmehl Goat Cheese Farm & Restaurant is modest, lacking artsy adornments and embellishments that tourists often favor. But situated
All roast chickens are not created equal. There is “great chicken” and then there are the rest. Great chicken follows two indispensable—and interlocked—Rules of the
The great things about cupcakes is they taste great, they are fun looking, and basically they help with portion control. After you have just one,
As a rule, the only fish I refer to as beautiful are those brilliant, jewel-toned creatures in high-maintenance salt-water tanks. Then I came across this
Some people are inspired by a star athlete, others, by true love. In this case, my muse is yet another fresh, locally caught fish. Tuna
¼ cup mayo ½ cup oil ½ cup honey ¼ cup yellow mustard ½ onion quartered Lemon juice Salt Pepper Dry parsley 3 garlic cloves
Salads are probably the mostly widely served item on most people’s menus. They are generally used as appetizers, meal starters and side dishes. You can
I had an idea for this week’s recipe and was very excited to try it. I sliced a large fennel bulb, roasted the slices and
When my son was about 8 years old, he casually asked me, “Do only Jewish people use crockpots?” I imagine his thinking was along the
With this, their fourth cookbook in the Made Easy series, Leah Schapira and Victoria Dwek prove themselves to be the dynamic duo of the kosher
Yield: 3-4 servings INGREDIENTS: 2 Tbsp oil 1 small red onion, diced 1 red bell pepper, diced ½ tsp dried basil ¼ tsp kosher salt