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Baked Eggplant Sandwiches
Italian-inspired eggplant dish. Eggplant with provolone and sun dried tomatoes, coated and baked crispy golden. Low carb and gluten free options. Read More
Roasted Portobellos & Asparagus with Goat Cheese Sauce
Simple vegetarian entree or side dish recipe with roasted asparagus, portobello mushrooms, creamy goat cheese sauce and pine nuts. Kosher, Dairy Read More
Greek Yogurt Apple Streusel Cake
Greek Yogurt Apple Streusel Cake, a simple, moist loaf cake with lots of cinnamon, a sweet, nutty streusel topping, and a pretty white icing glaze. Read More
Nova Lox Benedict
Learn to make kosher eggs benedict with smoked salmon Nova lox, poached eggs, and homemade lemony hollandaise sauce. Breakfast, brunch, brinner Read More
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Sweet and Sour Meatballs
Delicious sweet and sour meatballs with pineapple and chili sauce. Simple and tasty. Perfect easy appetizer or entree. Kosher, meat. Read More
Kasha Varnishkes – Kasha and Bows
Learn to make Jewish kasha varnishkes the way bubbe did- bow tie pasta, toasted kasha, caramelized onions and melty golden schmaltz. Kosher. Read More
Chopped Liver
How to make traditional Ashkenazi Jewish chopped liver with schmaltz and gribenes. Kosher, meat. Read More
Schmaltz and Gribenes
How to render chicken fat to create the luscious golden cooking oil known as schmaltz, as well as crispy and delicious gribenes. Kosher, Jewish. Read More
Unstuffed Cabbage
Delicious recipe for Unstuffed Cabbage, an easier way to capture the flavor of savory stuffed cabbage without all the work. Kosher for Passover. Read More
Butternut Squash Soup with Chickpeas
Today’s recipe is a soup that I adapted from an old Sephardic Israeli family recipe. It utilizes two popular Middle Eastern ingredients, chickpeas and butternut squash, to create a hearty soup that is low in calories and full of fiber. … Read More
Shiksa Lamb Shanks
Last week I talked a bit about the differences between what Ashkenazi and Sephardic Jews consider kosher for Passover. One thing I’ve noticed over the years is that some of our Sephardic friends serve lamb for the Seder, while our … Read More
Maman’s Moroccan Fish
Healthy, tasty, and authentic recipe for Moroccan Paprika Fish. Paprika, olive oil, garlic, cilantro, and peppers. Kosher, pareve. Read More
Farah’s Roast Chicken
Today’s chicken recipe was taught to me by our Persian Jewish friend Farah, though she stressed that it’s not a Persian dish. She learned this simple roasting method when she was living in Israel many years ago. I like to … Read More
Shiksa Matzo Ball Soup
It’s been a soupy few days here at The Shiksa Blog, so I thought I’d finish the week by sharing my “Shiksa Matzo Ball Soup” recipe with you. I make this soup at least once a month. For the Passover … Read More
The Shiksa’s “Stock Secrets”
No, I’m not going to share my stock trading tips with you. I have none. The stock market is way too risky for this Shiksa. I’m talking about chicken soup stock, of course! There is nothing so delicious on a … Read More
Slow Cooker Brisket
I promised yesterday that I would share one of my slow cooker brisket recipes with you, so here you go! This is a salty brisket (no sweetness in the sauce). It’s super easy to make, just pop it in the … Read More











