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Cook Like Your Bubbe

Haven’s Kitchen in Manhattan employs an old-world pedagogy: cooking with intuition. The school's methodology—and recipes—are now collected in a cookbook.

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A Festive Seder Meal—With a Side of Rice and Beans

As more Jews permit consumption of kitniyot for Passover, the holiday menu continues to expand

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Joan Nathan Maps Out the World of Jewish Food

Her new cookbook, King Solomon’s Table, collects recipes from around the globe—and across the centuries

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From the Menu to Your Kitchen

The Palomar and Jack’s Wife Freda—two popular Jewish restaurants—bring their recipes and their respective personalities to new cookbooks

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Jewish Food Fest in Berlin Showcases the Cuisine of the City’s Burgeoning Jewish Community

'Jewish food isn’t something new to Berlin. It thrived here before, and should be here now.'

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The Rise of Halal-Certified Food

Mirroring a model set decades ago to certify kosher products, American Muslims witness the growth of the ‘Muslim hekhsher

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Denmark’s Jewish Christmas Cookie

This holiday season, make 'Jødekager,' a Snickerdoodle-esque cookie made by Jewish bakeries in Copenhagen since the 17th Century

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The Christmas Cookie That Changed Jewish Lives

Lebkuchen have long been a Christmas treat in Germany. But for two Jewish families fleeing the Nazis, these cookies offered hope for the future in a new country.

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Green Bean Casserole’s Jewish Pedigree

This traditional Thanksgiving side dish was the creation of food writer Cecily Brownstone. With a small update, it’s perfect for your holiday table, even if you keep kosher.

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The Best of Bread

Jewish bakers are rethinking everything they thought they knew about rye bread. And baguettes. And croissants. And scones.

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Going ‘Crazy’ for Jewish Food

Chef Tomás Kalika updated his Polish grandmother’s recipes at Mishiguene, his popular Buenos Aires restaurant. This week he brings his food to New York.

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Kosher Food Booms in Panama City

The Central American capital’s Jewish community is still relatively small, but the restaurant scene offers an unusually large range of options

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As American as Pot Roast and Potato Salad

One of the best-selling cookbooks of all time, ‘The Settlement Cook Book’ taught a generation of Jewish immigrants about their new country

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Yiddish Flavor

In ‘Rhapsody in Schmaltz,’ Michael Wex delves into Ashkenazi Jewish cuisine and the stories behind classic dishes—from kugel to cholent to brain latkes. (Yes, brain latkes.)

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Thanksgiving Dinner, With a Side of Cholent

Masbia, New York City’s only kosher soup kitchen, puts an Orthodox spin on a secular holiday

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Kosher Butchers on the Chopping Block

After decades of decline, the independent stores that remain have to find new ways to survive

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Bringing Israeli Cuisine to American Kitchens

The owners of Philadelphia’s popular restaurant Zahav share their recipes—and personal stories—in a new cookbook

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Jewish Chefs Bring Their Culinary Heritage Into the Kitchen

At restaurants around the country, Jewish flavors and recipes are reshaping what’s on the menu

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Searching for the Golden Egg

Eyerlekh—unlaid eggs found inside slaughtered hens—were a Jewish delicacy. Now they’re hard to find. So I went on an egg hunt.

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A Passover Miracle: Turning Matzo Into Candy

The bread of affliction never tasted so good, thanks to Marcy Goldman’s recipe for caramel-covered buttercrunch

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Savory Hamantaschen Recipes to Spice up Purim

An excerpt from Leah Koenig's new cookbook, Modern Jewish Cooking

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Putting More Than Smoked Meat and Wood-Fired Bagels on Montreal’s Menu

The Wandering Chew’s pop-up dinners showcase a diverse world of Jewish cooking, from Iraqi kubbeh to Mexican gefilte fish

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A Veteran Food Critic’s Culinary Treasure Map—and Autobiography

Mimi Sheraton on her new book ‘1,000 Foods To Eat Before You Die,’ her mother’s chicken soup, and her least-favorite Jewish dish

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A Moroccan Feast for Hanukkah: Hold the Latkes

From chicken fritters to honey-drizzled fried dough, a Moroccan menu gives the holiday a unique flavor

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A Halva-Inspired Recipe for Rosh Hashanah

Ringing in the Jewish New Year with an artisanal tahini and honey spread

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From Challah to Jalapeños, Latin American Jews Redefine a Culinary Heritage

There is no single unifying cuisine, but Jewish food from Central and South America is coming into its own

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Venerable Michigan Deli Traces Its Culinary Roots All the Way to Budapest

Zingerman’s has added a range of Hungarian items—from soups to pastries—to its menu, and now it’s leading European food tours

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Red, Delicious: How Paprika Became Jews’ Favorite Hungarian Spice

Sweet or hot, stewed in goulash or rubbed on chicken, this versatile spice is a staple of the Jewish-American kitchen

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Philadelphia’s Jewish Dining Scene Steps Into the Big Leagues

From bagel bakeries and hummus joints to upscale kosher eateries, new restaurants have changed the city’s culinary profile

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New Film Tells the Story of New York’s Russ & Daughters

'The Sturgeon Queens' documents 100 years of the iconic appetizing shop

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