Shabbat Shalom

July 22, 2009
Dressed for Dinner: Vinaigrettes
Ronnie Fein

White wine vinegar when with potato or pasta salad or chicken salad. Or substitute lemon juice for the vinegar, a nice …

July 22, 2009
Summertime Salad Supper
Debby Segura

Yesterday, it was 95 degrees. It was easy for me to decide I would rather not open the door to the …

July 15, 2009
It’s Summertime and the Grillin’ is Easy
Ronnie Fein

Chicken breast meat is so mild it goes with practically every spice or herb you have in your kitchen, and then …

July 14, 2009
Fresh Tuna, Refreshing Dinner
Linda Gassenheimer

Looking for a cool salad for a hot summer evening? Seared Fresh Tuna Salad is not your ordinary tuna salad. The …

July 09, 2009
Aruba Delicacies
Ashley Farnell, The Culinary Magician

Last winter I had the pleasure of visiting the Dutch influenced Caribbean island of Aruba. With a warm, dry climate and …

July 07, 2009
In Search of the Perfect Potatonik
Norene Gilletz

I had never heard of Potatonik until I moved to Toronto where I found out it is another name for potato …

June 30, 2009
Pasta Salad and the Ghetto
Michael Krondl

Italian Jews, much like the Diaspora everywhere, have always adapted the local culinary culture to suit their purposes. Witness the numerous …

June 30, 2009
Steak with Mango Salsa and Brown Rice Salad
Linda Gassenheimer

It’s mango season! And here’s a great way to use them. Whip up a fresh mango salsa and spoon the salsa …

June 24, 2009
Craving Mama Hinda’s Challah
Judy Bart Kancigor

With a I longing for my grandmother's challah, I bake. Challahs 1 and 2 are disasters. I'm thinking perhaps asking for …

June 23, 2009
Homemade Potato Salads
Faye Levy

The most familiar potato salad is heavily coated with mayonnaise. Yet there is another kind of potato salad, popular in Mediterranean …

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