Grace Under Pressure, Like All of Us: The Joy of Kosher Magazine Pesach Preview
Invited to an exclusive tasting event of recipes featured in the Pesach edition of Joy of Kosher Magazine, I was excited to meet Jamie Geller
Invited to an exclusive tasting event of recipes featured in the Pesach edition of Joy of Kosher Magazine, I was excited to meet Jamie Geller
Italy produces more wine than any other country; over 6.5 billion bottles were produced in 2016 alone. With vines planted all over the country, wine
Jewish baseball legends Sandy Koufax and Hank Greenberg might have refrained from food and playing the game on Yom Kippur. But, there are thousands of
As the beginning of April approaches every year, it is not only accountants who find themselves in an annual crunch. The month between Purim and
Hillside—Seth Leavitt, of Englewood, has completely proven wrong Otto von Bismarck, the first chancellor of Germany, who famously said, “Laws are like sausages—it is best
Nature’s nutritional powerhouse is now vacuum packed and ready to sweeten any occasion. Kosher for Passover and all year long, Gefen’s Organic Beets are cooked,
Since the kosher wine world tends to lag only a couple of years now behind non-kosher wine trends, it’s only this year that more interesting
Now that you’ve slaved long enough during the past few weeks in order to prepare for the Pesach holiday, the time has come to enjoy
Last week I had the pleasure of joining two friends, both somewhat well-known kosher wine critics, at a local wine tasting, where I tasted some
Roasted Leg of Lamb With White Wine & Root Vegetables Serves 8 This dish is a zeroa—a crucial part of the seder plate for the
Gabriel Geller, the well-known wine consultant for Royal Wines, recently offered to answer any questions we had about wine, as a fun change from the
As a Monsey resident, I can tell you from firsthand experience that for years and years, whenever fellow Monseyites have wanted to go out for