Kitchen Magic With Aquafaba

“For us kosher keeping, chumus-loving Jews, aquafaba opens up an infinite amount of possibilities,” Zohn told Olam Yehudi. “It is a versatile pareve ingredient.”

Kosher Tidbits from around the Web – June 18, 2007

What do you do if you find yourself living outside an Orthodox community - or in a community too small to have a kosher...

High Court Delays Decision on Prohibiting Entry of Chametz at Israeli Hospitals During Passover

A response by the State is required by June 1, 2019; that is, a month and a half after the upcoming Passover holiday.

Keeping Food Safe From Farm To Fork

How can you be sure that bacteria are not festering in your food? Dangerous pathogens like Salmonella, E. coli, Listeria and chemical contaminants are responsible for more than 76 million food-borne illnesses a year in the U.S., according to the Center for Disease Control. Bacteria, viruses and toxins thrive on food that is undercooked, inadequately refrigerated or prepared in places where hygiene standards are lax. One Israeli company, however, hopes to make your food safe from the farm to your fork.

New Kosher Wines For The New Year

Several new wines have arrived stateside just in time for Sukkot.

Police Arrest 4 Jews Planning to Sacrifice Passover Offering on Temple Mount

Hamas and the Israeli Police are against Jews sacrificing the Pascal sacrifice.

Kosher Tidbits from around the Web – April 1, 2008

Red Sox fans rejoice - kosher certified hot dogs are coming to Fenway this year courtesy of a Hot Nosh vending machine.The new President...

Update on Kashrut of Entenmann’s and Other Bimbo Bakeries Products

Marc Gottlieb received a detailed response as to which Bimbo Bakery products will be losing their Kashrut certification and which ones will keep them...

Park East Grill Hosts World Tour

If you are a connoisseur of excellent cuisine, or if you just like to eat well, you will agree that the best part of traveling to exotic locations is sampling the local cuisine.

KosherFest Kosher Food Trade Show Shuts Down Permanently

“After extensive discussions with our consultant, bellwether exhibitors and very thorough analysis, we have made the difficult decision to discontinue Kosherfest."

First-Ever Kosherpalooza Featured Industry Stars, Symbolizing a Changing Business

Thousands flocked from across the country and the world to northern New Jersey for a taste—many tastes, actually—of kosher food and all that goes with it.

Samaria Wine Receives High Ranking from Prestigious US Wine Journal

Wine Spectato recently awarded the high grade of 90 to the Tura Winery’s 2014 Mountain Peak wine.

2 Sufganiyah-Related Choking Incidents on First Day of Hanukkah

A short while after the senior citizen choked on a sufganiyah in Netanya, another man choked on one in Ofakim.

Israeli Farmers Love Valentine’s Day

TEL AVIV - Although Valentine's Day is not an official holiday in Israel, local farmers had reason to celebrate.

STAR-K Launches Institute Of Halacha

The Mishna teaches us, "Appoint for yourself a rav" - a Torah guide, from whom you can acquire clarity through wisdom.

Culinary ‘Boot Camp’ Launched In Brooklyn

The economy is directing people towards cost-consciousness and dining in, rather than dining out. For many of these former restaurant-goers, especially singles who live on their own, the kitchen is alien territory. Perhaps they can prep a basic sandwich, or boil a box of pasta. But needing to feed a family or guests on an ongoing basis requires a bit more creativity and skill.

Kosher Consumer Group Warns Chinese Companies are Faking Kosher Symbols

One example cited by the organization was a fraudulent kosher symbol found on a box of cannoli shells found on Amazon and at Restaurant Depot.

Kosher Tidbits from around the Web — July 3, 2007

Good news comes to those who wait - beginning this summer Jelly Belly jelly beans will be certified kosher by the Orthodox Union.   And in other...

European Court of Justice Advocate General Opposes Belgian Outlawing of Kosher Slaughtering

Clearly, the jurist did not go as far as to legitimize the Jewish and Muslim methods of killing animals per se, suggesting instead the rights of the slaughtered animals are superseded by the religious rights of European citizens.

How Sweet It Is!

Unfortunately, sweet kosher wines have the reputation of being inferior, simple table quaffers that lack any complexity and appeal for the fine wine drinkers.

Kosher Tidbits from around the Web – October 29, 2007

Dave Cook's Eating in Translation offers tidbits of information on interesting foods from around New York City.  Looking through this past week's selections there...

Israeli Rabbinate Warns Against Buying Fake Kosher Krembo

Consumers are advised to double-check the kashrut of the product before purchasing their Krembos.

Bennett: From Now On, I’m Paying for my Family’s Food Deliveries

There’s something shrill and annoying about Bennett’s little lectures on political propriety.

Be Prepared For BBQ Season

When the weather is beautiful and the days are long, most people like to end their weekend with a barbeque. But if you are trying to watch your weight, big barbeques can spell big trouble! However, grilling does not have to mean a cholesterol and fat overload. Try to enjoy a healthier version of your favorite dishes this season, with tasty burgers and side dishes that are good for both your palate and waistline.

Jewish Kreplach Saved this Polish Restaurant from Ruin during the Corona Pandemic

"Before the war, Jews constituted a significant part of the population of Bobowa," Szczepanek explained.

How Do We Know Froot Loops Is Kosher? What Does a ‘K’ Really...

“You have to ask a reliable kosher agency who stands behind the ‘K’ on the product,” said Rabbi Moshe Berger, operations manager at the Orthodox Rabbinical Board.

Israeli Burger Chains Go Kosher l’Mehadrin to Support War Effort

The initiative includes some branches of McDonald's, Burger Ranch and Burgerim, the Jewish state's largest chains.

Watch: The Jerusalem Elite 2600 Years Ago Preferred Wine with Touches of Vanilla

The researchers were were surprised to find remnants of the exotic spice vanilla from 2600 years ago.

Forget Falafel Wars, the Latest Battle Is over Vorschmack

According to Jake Marmer, Forshmak is probably the most authentically Jewish herring recipe.

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