With all the cooking that we tend to do for Shabbosim and yom tovim and other celebratory occasions, there is bound to be leftovers. Some

New York—Because of a quirk in the calendar, the first day of Chanukah this year falls on Thanksgivings Day, something that has not happened in

The writing is on the wall: fewer and fewer families are sitting down to a dinner table where beef is the featured entrée. Between concerns

I’ve been reading an interesting book that I found in the amazing Bergenfield library. It is called Culinary Intelligence: The Art of Eating Healthy and

Yes, much to the surprise of those of you that know me personally,  I am tackling the subject of diets.  I firmly believe that any

What is it about cholent that makes otherwise rational people go slightly nutty? Recently while attending a Kiddush where I was nestled near, you guessed

New York—An increasing number of supermarkets, mostly kosher independent stores, are offering kosher catering, not so much as a spin-off of their retail grocery business,

Now that the days are cooler, and the air feels like Fall, I have begun to incorporate soups into my family’s nightly supper. Arriving home

Stuffed cabbage is a classic Ashkenazi Jewish dish, and everybody seems to have their favorite way of making it. Also known as holishkes, stuffed cabbage

I have discovered chocolate with sea salt. I am smitten. And of course, this got me thinking, then reading, about chocolate and cuisine. Enter cocoa,

(This is a prep-ahead recipe because of the dough! Think ahead two days.) Nights are getting colder, so before I have to sweep all my

Children are always looking for something fun and crafty to do. I know my grandchildren love creating things that they can use. Here are some