If you look at my dessert archives you’ll likely realize that I don’t have much of a sweet tooth. I’d rather enjoy something savory than have a dessert (perhaps that’s why this post was mis-categorized...
Read More →Today’s post comes to you from New York City. I’m on the East Coast for this year’s Kosher Food and Wine Experience and if it’s anything like last year’s event, it really will be a...
Read More →There’s a beauty about the Pacific Northwest that lends itself to it’s food. The climate brings out the best in the produce, the ocean offers fresh fish and the people are as friendly as they...
Read More →There’s something about that Gluten Free Naan bread that I shared last week that I can’t stay away from and lots of naan means lots of curry. For our third curry night in two weeks,...
Read More →My mother makes delicious Indian food. She credits the authenticity with which she blooms the spices to the Indian neighbor she befriended in the early 80s. When we were first married, my wife asked my...
Read More →If I recall one thing from the kitchen of my childhood, it’s the red bold red Le Creuset dutch oven that graced the table more than anything else. Whether a perfectly roasted chicken or a heartwarming pot...
Read More →There’s been a whole lot of Thanksgivukkah in the air. We are on the verge of eight nights of lights, liberty and latkes and culinary minds of North America have been dreaming of food and...
Read More →Photo credit: THOR. On the eve of Chanukah last year, I set upon a mad dash to share eight cocktails with you, one for each night of the holiday. In preparing for this years convergence of...
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