QUICK COLESLAW
2 16 oz bags Dole Coleslaw Mix
1 c mayonnaise
½ c sugar
1/8 c white vinegar
½ tbsp. salt
1 tsp garlic powder
Combine dressing ingredients, pour over cabbage and mix, cover and refrigerate at least one hr.
APPLE
CHEESECAKE
Once you try this cheesecake you will never make any other cheesecake!!! “
4 (8oz.) whipped cream cheese
16 oz. sour cream
¼ 1b. sweet butter (1 stick)
5 eggs
2 Tbsp. corn starch
1 ¼ cup sugar
1 ¼ tsp. vanilla
1 tsp. lemon juice
Preheat oven to
It’s still cold enough that I can produce just one more comforting, creamy—and yes, a somewhat calorie-filled dish. When I made this cauliflower and mushroom gratin, I thought, “I’m doing too many steps. It probably won’t be worth it. Not a winner. Forget it.”
With some trepidation, I served the finished dish alongside broiled flounder.
You can go the junk food route to make kids happy, but in an era of obsession about obesity, some parents prefer to do away with old standbys like pizza, burgers and fries and trade them off for organic veggie dishes and foods with less saturated fats. Some ideas, adapted from the net might help:
Fruit Skewers and Yogurt Dip
Tiny fruit
Bergenfield—Fresh ingredients and refrigerated brine are just part of the fantastic secret pickle recipes that Jonathan “Yechiel” Katz, 14, said sets aside his growing business, Chili’s (pronounced with the Hebrew “ch”— it’s a nickname for Yechiel), that he runs with his brother Sammy, age 17. These young entrepreneurs haven’t yet
Each year, during the days and weeks leading up to Pesach, my social media feeds inevitably fill up with Ashkenazic laments about the custom to refrain from kitniyotand calls for “liberation” from this practice. Even the popularization of several moderate approaches to kitniyothas not stopped the clamoring for an end to it and
The Onion Tart is a humble comestible, yet one that always brings a stroke of elegance to a table. I like to call this my Wits End Tart; when I have nothing in particular to prepare, am cranky and did not go shopping, I always have frozen pastry dough handy, as well as onions, eggs, milk and cream. Cream may not be in your fridge (I happen to like cream in my
Hydrogen peroxide is so versatile and it is an amazing household tool. Most people use it to cleanse a wound, but there are many more uses, too.
Wash vegetables and fruits with hydrogen peroxide to remove dirt and pesticides. Add 1/4 cup of HP to a sink of cold water. After washing, rinse thoroughly with cool water.
In the dishwasher, add 2
Sometimes you ache for a food from your past. Fish and chips bring me back to childhood times in London. With a dash of vinegar, I’m in a Proustian moment, watching the “telly” with my sisters, and eating fish and chips off newspaper. Here is a version of fried fish, lower in oil and with a lighter coating. These petits batons can be served for
Baking for Pesach is somewhat challenging for some, but if you have the right recipes, it is fairly easy. I highly recommend buying a very good mixer with two bowls because so many of the recipes require separating eggs. If you are a Pesach “stayathomer,” tell your husband this is not a luxury, but a necessity. Here are a few of my
Teaneck—Get out your napkins, bibs and Wetnaps! March 23 is the first of two planned visits to Teaneck this spring by Jewish BBQ pitboss Ari White and his Wandering Que, the 20 foot, 4,700 pound mobile kitchen. Ari is bringing a full smokehouse menu of genuine Texas-style barbeque to Congregation B’nai Yeshurun, to feed customers while they shop
Pesach: a time when we have the maximum amount of work on our plates, but a minimum amount of time to get it all done.
Maybe that definition didn’t come straight out of Webster’s, but it sums up what Pesach is all about for so many of us. Every year, I find myself on a quest for recipes that look and taste amazing but don’t require