I dream of coffee accompanied by that delicious bite of a healthy version of pastry. I am not a breakfast kind of girl so whatever I have with my coffee has to give me the energy to wrangle my two kiddies. Passover presents a challenge in this, generally most Passover pastries are loaded with […]
When you see the word M A T Z O You automatically think Pesach, however this is actually a recipe I use all year round. It happens to also be a great Pesach recipe too…I get asked all the time what my recipe is so I figured now would be the perfect time to […]
Homemade Polish gefilte fish with beet chrein are a sweet-and-sour treat that will change the way you think about traditional Jewish food. Care, good ingredients and attention to detail make this a dish worth savouring! Ksenia Prints is a Russian-Israeli food blogger based out of Montreal. She spends her nights cooking, writing and […]
This is an easy, delicious and gorgeous recipe sure to please anyone! My family really looks forward to eating it every Passover! Rachael E. Schindler, PhD. is a triple degree psychologist, founder of ”TheFiveTownsDiet” meals home delivery(www.litenlow.com/dietdelivery/), In-house nutritional counselor at Life Gym, Lawrence NY, noted lecturer and author, certified pediatric and adult nutrition […]
This dish is a great twist on pizza. You can make this dish on Pesach if you have the facilities. This makes a great hot meal for Chol HaMoed. Otherwise, this is still a delicious meal to make all year round! Devorah Kahan and Rachel Moskowitz are the authors of the newly released […]
These lovely tartlets take inspiration from that ubiquitous can of coconut macaroons! The macaroon mixture is turned into a tartlet shell, and filled with either salted ganache or almond filling. Easy, delicious and doubles beautifully to serve a crowd! Sheri Silver is a mom of 3, food photographer and lifestyle blogger at her […]
As my kids get older, I’ve noticed that roasting 1 chicken for dinner is simply not enough! So, these days, it’s 2 chickens and lots of potatoes for my family! This recipe is simple, easy and the kids love it. Hassleback is a term for potatoes sliced very thin, but with the bottoms left […]
Kosher L’Pesach Banana Bread! A must try! Rebekah is originally from Memphis TN, and about 5 years ago she moved to Israel. There she started to learn more about Judaism and is passionate to show the world that it isn’t so hard living a kosher life. Check out her Instagram @noshbyrebekah for some […]
My view over Pesach is that you vary very little from everyday. In this current climate things are already so up in the air, that I think the best thing is to eat as you would usually do, barring the restrictions on wheat.This can also be made with a side of salmon, thought the trout […]
Here is my steak salad recipe which is fantastic for Pesach, would make a delicious Chol Hamoed dinner, and it can be easily adapted for a crowd! Vanessa Haberman is a recipe developer and food stylist. She loves using seasonal ingredients to create new and interesting dishes across different cuisines, with Mediterranean and […]
