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In 'Home Is Where the Eggs Are," Molly Yeh draws on her Chinese-Jewish heritage to create a stellar chicken soup. → Read More
However you serve this celebration of the carrot and the season, may it help augur in a happy, healthy, and prosperous New Year. → Read More
Italian honey cookies for Rosh Hashanah for people who don’t like honey cake → Read More
Chefs share recipes for Sukkot, the outdoor holiday we need right now → Read More
Rosh Hashanah cooking during COVID—19 recipes & advice from food pros → Read More
Two timeless delicacies — both traditional Rosh Hashanah sweets — are presented step by step with recipes and a video. → Read More
For International Hummus Day, we review the worst variations of the classically simple dish of chickpeas and tahini. → Read More
Israeli writer Etgar Keret has lent his name to a new cake line at Breads Bakery. → Read More
With “The Jewish Cookbook,” Leah Koenig's recipes offer a taste of home -- wherever that may be. → Read More
Easy recipe for chicken hamin (Israeli cholent) with chicken drumsticks, eggs, and bucatini pasta. → Read More
Gadi Peleg of Breads Bakery has opened Lamalo Restaurant in the Arlo hotel in NYC's NoMad area. → Read More
Easy hamantaschen recipe with apricot-pistachio and hazelnut-chocolate fillings, and an apricot liqueur Old Fashioned cocktail. → Read More
There’s a reason hamantaschen recipes stress the importance of working with well-chilled dough. The cookies I made last––rolling out a ball of the dough from leftover scraps without giving it enough time to chill in the fridge––didn’t hold their shape in the oven and caused the filling to leak out a little. For the fillings, quantities vary depending on whether you choose to fill your… → Read More
An Old-Fashioned cocktail with apricot liqueur -- a Purim cocktail with a twist. → Read More
A review of Kim Kushner's "I Heart Kosher" cookbook's dessert recipes. → Read More
The key to this dish is the balance of flavors. → Read More
There’s a good reason shakshuka is becoming more and more popular in American cities. → Read More
Holiday Spritz 1½ ounces gin 1½ ounces pomegranate juice ¾ ounce simple syrup 4-5 drops orange or angostura bitters 3 ounces dry sparkling wine, such as prosecco or cava Rosemary sprig and cherry for garnish * Fill a cocktail shaker with ice. Add gin, pomegranate juice, simple syrup and bitters. Shake vigorously for about 10 seconds. * Pour into a stemmed glass and top with sparkling wine.… → Read More
This year, I just couldn’t muster enthusiasm for yet another latke. I had other ideas. → Read More
Review of Yotam Ottolenghi's 'Simple' cookbook full of vegetarian, Middle Eastern recipes for those "short on time" or to be "made ahead". → Read More