Pesach Menu: Charoset

When I first thought of this Pesach series, I was a little concerned that this post was going to be too complicated. Then I thought that maybe I would just collect some recipes for charoset from diffe... Read More

On The Web: How Famous Foodies Stay Thin

Eating good food is fun. But too much of anything isn’t good. For anyone who knows me personally, it may seem a little hypocritical for me to be promoting this article, but I’m really not ... Read More

Jewish Troops Prepare for Passover

From Afghanistan to Kuwait and Qatar to Germany and Japan, priority mail is delivering boxes assembled at a warehouse in New Jersey that include everything men and women in uniform need for a Passover... Read More

Pesach Menu: Greens

Pesach is the Spring Holiday. In its honor, we eat the garnish.... Read More

Pesach Menu: Eggs, Part II

Eggs are a traditional part of the seder. Start a new tradition this Pesach with five more egg recipes.... Read More

Kosher-for-Passover gin: Bring on the martinis

But as of a couple of years ago, it also has a fraternal kosher twin called No. 209 Kosher-for-Passover Gin. Rudd and his "ginerator" Arne Hillesland couldn't use the exact formulation a... Read More

Our spicy look at forgotten Jews

Kosher Curry editor Sophie Kirby explains By Marcus Dysch, March 22, 2012 The kosher Curry website was initially born out of a desire to choose and report on a sector of society that had otherwise bee... Read More

Striped Red Mullet

The striped red mullet, called rougets in French or barbunia as it’s known locally, is a small red fish found throughout the Mediterranean. They’re actually not a species of mullet and on... Read More

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