Albarino, Marselan, Sauternes and More: Special Wines Worthy of a Shehecheyanu
It is with great relief and joy that we thank Hashem for keeping us in life to reach this Yom Tov season. While I am
It is with great relief and joy that we thank Hashem for keeping us in life to reach this Yom Tov season. While I am
Meat lovers, pescatarians and vegetarians alike can certainly find something to love at Taco 185, the newest Friendly Ghost restaurant concept from the Jon Katz/Chef
STAR-K kosher certification’s educational mission is as robust as ever during COVID, as evidenced by the nonprofit agency’s eclectic spring and summer seminars and programs.
Will Shalom Yehudiel of The Humble Toast get chopped? On Tuesday, September 22, at 9 p.m., The Food Network will air an episode of “Chopped”,
I have found that it is very easy these days to find new recipes practically every time I open my phone. I do love to
Those of us who have spent time in the rabbinate find ourselves scattered around the country or countries, learning, sharing and caring about baalabatim in
(Courtesy of Bagel of the Month Club) With the Jewish High Holidays right around the corner, the newly launched Bagel of the Month Club is
Every Rosh Hashanah, we reflect on the year that passed and look forward to the year to come. We start a new chapter not only
Not long after winning World War II and losing control of Parliament, Winston Churchill quipped that he “could not live without champagne. In victory I
There are a few things you need to know about “peas love & carrots, the cookbook.” The first is that “peas love & carrots” is
My number-one most popular meat recipe. Most likely because of the copious amount of bourbon required to make it, but not really. It’s because it’s
It was a pleasure for my group to taste five selections from Nadiv Winery, a relatively new winery on the Israeli wine scene, and from