Food 586 articles

Some people make food, others simply eat it, and a fair few stand in awe of it. This section is for all of the above individuals, with pieces that appeal to every palette.

Pareve Milk
Pareve Milk
Many people are using soy milk as well, which is also pareve. You might want to try that instead. Good luck!
Feb 9, 2007
By Shelomo Dobkin
Potato Latke Pancakes
Potato Latke Pancakes
In regards to the latkes you were asking about, my guess is that the mix is loaded with matzah meal to bind it. Most probably they are not deep fried in...
Feb 5, 2007
By Shelomo Dobkin
“Pan-Pals” Share “Tree-Lightful” Treats for Tu B’Shevat
“Pan-Pals” Share “Tree-Lightful” Treats for Tu B’Shevat
On the 15th of Shevat on the Jewish calendar, we celebrate Tu B’Shevat, the New Year of the Trees. This year Tu B’Shevat falls on Shabbat, February 3rd. It is customary...
Jan 24, 2007
By Norene Gilletz
Wholesome Delights
Wholesome Delights
Winter, in my mind, always invokes hearty soups, meats, chilies and other delicious dishes that permeate the house with their wonderful aromas. Barley Soup with Miso 10 servings This soup differs...
Dec 29, 2006
By Helen Nash
Soups and Stews
Soups and Stews
As winter approaches it’s that time of year when people want to eat warming comfort foods, such as soups and stews, prepared ahead of time and easily heated or left in...
Dec 27, 2006
By Ashley Farnell, The Culinary Magician
Shabbat Menu
Shabbat Menu
On Shabbos, most people tend to make special foods, since it is such a special day for us. Examples of traditional types of Shabbos foods are……. Gefilte Fish Chopped Liver Stuffed...
Dec 15, 2006
By Shelomo Dobkin
Love the Latkes
Love the Latkes
When the days are short and the long, cold nights descend early, the Festival of Chanukah arrives. This year Chanukah begins on Friday evening, December 15th. The flickering lights of the...
Dec 14, 2006
By Norene Gilletz
Crock Pots
Crock Pots
Funny you should ask. I have been having the same problem myself. I sometimes wonder if the people that make these crock pots ever thought of testing them out with a...
Dec 1, 2006
By Shelomo Dobkin
Let’s Meet and Eat Meat!
Let’s Meet and Eat Meat!
James Wolfe is the coordinator of a celebration called Basserfest, which takes place each fall in Washington Heights, New York. Basserfest first started at Columbia University in 1998. The word “basser”...
Nov 30, 2006
By Norene Gilletz
South African Kichel
South African Kichel
I did some research on the South African Kichel and I found out that it is different then the Kichel we are accustomed to here in the States. Here is the...
Nov 16, 2006
By Shelomo Dobkin

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