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Spicy Panko Chickpea Patties
Learn to make delicious Spicy Panko Chickpea Patties with this simple falafel-like recipe. Crispy, crunchy vegetarian snack. Kosher, Pareve. Read More
Limonana – Frozen Mint Lemonade
Recipe for a simple, sweet, refreshing Middle Eastern slushy drink with lemon and mint. Takes 5 minutes to make. Easy, vegan, kosher, pareve. Read More
Roasted Cauliflower Gratin
Recipe for Roasted Cauliflower Gratin with creamy cheese sauce and caramelized roasted cauliflower. Easy gluten free modification. Vegetarian. Read More
Mooshi’s Cooked Eggplant Salad
Healthy vegan cooked salad recipe from Israel with eggplant, peppers and tomato sauce. Kosher, Pareve, vegetarian, diet friendly, gluten free. Read More
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Showing entries from: Kitchen Memories
Richard Simmons’ Beet Bowl Salad
An interview with Richard Simmons and his healthy, creative recipe for Beet Bowl Salad. Easy vegan modification. Read More
Duff Goldman, Duff’s Cakemix, and Beef Barley Soup
Interview with Duff Goldman about his culinary journey, family food history, Charm City Cakes West, Duff’s Cakemix, and his family recipe for Beef and Barley Soup. Read More
Erika’s “Unorthodox” Rugelach
A family recipe from Erika Kerekes of In Erika’s Kitchen. A unique twist on rugelach. Pareve, dairy free dough. Cinnamon raisin filling. Kosher. Read More
Jason Alexander, A New Musical, & Lokshen mit Kaese
Interview with Jason Alexander on his new show, “When You’re in Love the Whole World is Jewish,” and recipe for Lokshen mit Kaese – Noodles & Cheese Read More
Tilly’s Pastelles
A Sephardic recipe from Greg Henry’s new cookbook, Savory Pies – Meat hand pies with egg, parsley, and herbs sprinkled with sesame seeds. Kosher Read More
Claudia Roden’s Riz au Saffran – Saffron Rice
Interview with culinary anthropologist and cookbook author Claudia Roden, and her recipe for Riz au Saffran – Saffron Rice with Raisins & Almonds Read More
Norene Gilletz’s Carrot and Sweet Potato Soup
An Interview with Norene Gilletz, author of The Food Processor Bible, and her recipe for Carrot and Sweet Potato Soup. Vegan, Gluten Free, Pareve Read More
Gil Marks’ Keftes de Prassa – Sephardic Leek Patties
An interview with Gil Marks, author of The Encyclodedia of Jewish Food, & his recipe for Sephardic Leek Patties. Kosher, Rosh Hashanah Read More
Joan Nathan’s Honey Orange Chicken
Joan Nathan shares her holiday cooking traditions & how she became a cookbook author. Includes her Rosh Hashanah recipe for Honey Orange Chicken. Read More
Mary Goldberg’s Passover Mandel Bread
Learn to make Passover Mandel Bread from the recipe of a 104 year-old Jewish woman named Mary Goldberg. Kosher for Pesach, Pareve. Read More
Michael Berkowits’ Tiramisu
Read the story of a Holocaust survivor and learn his favorite recipe for tiramisu. Kosher, Dairy or Pareve. Read More
Marha Pörkölt – Hungarian Beef Paprika Stew
Learn to make traditional Jewish Hungarian Beef Stew with paprika, green bell peppers and tomato. Goulash, one pot meal, kosher, meat Read More
Potato Bhajee
Vintage kosher Jewish Indian recipe for Potato Bhajee from a 1922 cookbook called the Jewish Cookery Book. Pareve. Read More
A Vintage Jewish Cookbook from Calcutta, India
The Shiksa in the Kitchen explores the history of Jews in India, and a kosher vintage Jewish cookbook published in Calcutta in 1922. Read More
Kourabiedes – Greek Butter Cookies
This authentic recipe for Rena Carasso’s Kourabiedes, aka Greek Butter Cookies, appears in the Holocaust Survivor Cookbook. Kosher, Dairy. Read More
The Levin Family—Polish Ashkenazi Food and Traditions (Part 2)
The Shiksa in the Kitchen explores Jewish food history in an old family memoir belonging to an Ashkenazi family from the Pinsk region of Poland. Read More
Uncle Dov’s Memoir: Polish Ashkenazi Food and Traditions (Part 1)
The Shiksa in the Kitchen explores Jewish food history in an old family memoir belonging to an Ashkenazi family from the Pinsk region of Poland. Read More











