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By the time Sukkot arrives, we are three weeks into nonstop Jewish holiday mode. Some people might be a little tired of cooking, and I don’t blame them one bit. But Sukkot is probably my … more
There’s something about carrots at the farmers market that I find utterly addictive. I can’t pass by without buying them, especially when they still have their beautiful green stems. They … more
This is a perfect salad to eat for lunch on a weekday or as a first course for a brunch or even during a holiday. It’s especially nice when served plated individually and topped with the … more
Jerry has wonderful memories of davening with his father in Rabbi Landau’s shetible, in Flatbush, on the Yomim Tovim. Starting when he was a young boy … more
For many, the Yom Kippur break-fast is a bagels and schmear-filled inevitability — just add some lox, maybe some slices of tomato and orange juice, and everyone is … more
Autumn arrives with those short-lived delights of the season: crisp, juicy apples, cider, harvest fairs, and, of course, pumpkins. Apple season peaks around now, but there’s still time to pick … more
Way back in Medieval Germany, dumplings were a culinary innovation, only recently arrived from Asia. These were simple, doughy balls. They weren’t filled with meat, potatoes or cheese; they … more
Some people take great pride and pleasure in planning their Rosh Hashana menus for weeks or months in advance, chugging away at kugels and cakes and soup … more
When Susie Fishbein wrote her first “Kosher By Design” cookbook nearly 15 years ago, she saw an opening in the market for a book in the style of mainstream cooks like Ina Garten … more
Last week, I had the pleasure of attending a Hadassah dinner, honoring a dear friend (and former Jewish Star columnist), Miriam Bradman Abrahams … more
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