My thoughts on Jewish food.
“Dirty” or “trashed” wings are the newest food craze to hit kitchens everywhere. The wings are coasted in buffalo sauce, then double deep-fried for a flavorful and crispy exterior. For this trendy but messy finger food, you need only a few, simple ingredients, chicken wings, hot sauce, oil, salt and pepper. It’s hard to believe …
Maryland fried chicken is a delicious variation of southern fried chicken. While the ingredients may seem similar, the cooking techniques set them apart. In Maryland, the chicken is typically coated in flour, salt, and pepper before being fried in hot oil. The skillet is then covered for a couple of minutes to allow the chicken …
Three bean salad is an American classic that never goes out of style. This iconic, easy-to-prepare salad combines simple ingredients to create a refreshing, colorful, and flavorful side dish. It’s perfect for picnics, barbecues, or any summertime gathering. The combination of kidney beans, green beans, and wax beans provides a variety of textures and flavors. …
Not long ago, a cousin in Israel moaned about not finding a way to use up the bumper crop of lemons from her tree. She had distributed lemons to all the neighbors, and still, the lemons took over two vegetable drawers out of three, in her refrigerator. I gave her this recipe for large batch …
Blue cheese dressing is definitely strong-tasting. Which is why some people love it and some hate it. For us, it makes a nice, occasional change of pace. We like this dressing on a tossed salad, as a side dish for a weekday luncheon meal of tuna on toast. Ingredients 1/4 cup mayonnaise 1/4 cup sour …
Arroz con Pollo is a delicious and flavorful one-pot meal that combines chicken, rice, and various vegetables. It is a popular dish in Latin American cuisine and is known for its rich flavors and comforting nature. To prepare Arroz con Pollo, you start by sautéing onions, garlic, and bell peppers in a large pot. Then, …
With winter vacation coming up, it’s fun to make something in the kitchen with the kids—especially when the weather is blustery and cold. There’s something about being cozy together with family that offers a warm glow, and popcorn balls, in particular, evoke memories of childhood and holiday traditions. They’re simple to make and delicious to …
Pots de crème sounds like a fancy French dessert, and it is, but that doesn’t mean that the home cook will find what is essentially a type of custard, difficult to prepare. The key to making perfect pots de crème is to cook the mixture gently and slowly to achieve that silky smooth texture. Here …
Tofu, lettuce, and tomato sandwiches, or TLTs, are a treat and are easy to prepare—a boon for the chef who’s short on time. The TLT sandwich, as we like to call it, stands in for the popular treif sandwich known as a “BLT.” I have no idea how close my TLT sandwiches come to the …
Fresh peaches are in season and my family is obsessed with this overnight French toast that uses 6 of these delicious summer fruits. Brown sugar, vanilla, ginger, and cinnamon meld to create the perfect complement to the warm peach flavors. This is the breakfast you want in your fridge when you have company. Serve it …