Officials from Kings supermarkets presented two Jewish-run agencies with $2,000 each in gift cards as they celebrated the grand reopening of the Livingston store after

Spaghetti squash was first recorded in Manchuria, China in 1850, where farmers developed it as a fodder crop, but no one knows for sure how

There’s nothing like good food in a festive atmosphere to bring people together. With that in mind, The Jewish Federation of Northern New Jersey is

We are all always looking for diners that can be made quickly and easily. Make them during fall and winter when your time is short.

A 27-year-old with no formal training opening his own artisanal restaurant would be impressive on its own, but Gideon Fentin is no regular guy. What

The Teaneck Public Library will welcome Eitan Bernath, a Teaneck native and celebrity chef, internet sensation and author of his first cookbook, “Eitan Eats the

(Courtesy of OU) When a woman from Rabbi Mosheh Aziz’s congregation in Great Neck contacted him to ask why canned vegetables need a hechsher, he

There is just something about fall that attracts me to make pumpkin bread.   Gluten-Free Pumpkin Bread This Food & Wine recipe was contributed by

Some restaurants are just restaurants. You sit down, look at the menu, order food, eat, pay and go home. Other restaurants offer things in addition

In time for Sukkot, Twin Suns has released two robust red wines from Lodi, a growing region in San Joaquin County in the Central Valley

Sukkot and Simchat Torah are fast approaching, and once again, it is time to stock up on the best and most delicious wines to rejoice

foo Parshat Vayelech Inspiration: “So now, write this song for yourselves, and teach it to the Children of Israel. Place it in their mouth so