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Food
The Incredible Essence of Mediterranean Flavor: Lemon Artichoke Risotto
There is nothing more Sephardic than rice.
An Israeli Brunch Idea for Mother’s Day
This year Mother’s Day falls closely on the heels of Yom Ha’atmaut, so Rachel and I were inspired to add an Israeli element to our Sunday brunch: flaky crispy burekas baked with a salty feta and egg filling.
The Sweet Smell of Friday Night: Baking Challah
Is there anything like the sweet torture of the aroma of bread baking in the oven?
A Marvelous Moroccan Mimouna
Mimouna is when the doors of Moroccan Jewish homes are thrown wide open to friendship and everyone is welcome to partake in the festivities.
The Tasty Comfort of Solda: A Passover Grand Finale
For David Suissa’s mother, the last day of Pesach is the day she serves solda, an old-school Moroccan dish that transforms leftover matzah into comfort food.
A Tale of Two Briskets
Brisket is particularly welcome at Passover for one simple reason: No bread? No problem.
The Fifth Question: How Do You Make the Perfect Charoset?
A sweet, paste-like mixture of fruits and nuts, representing mortar, charoset is combined with maror (bitter herbs) between two matzot to make a Hillel sandwich during the Seder.
A Passover Feast That Will Have You Stuffed
Whatever customs your family follows at the Seder, just know that you are creating moments of joy and pride and lasting memories.
From Vienna, With Love: A Hazelnut and Chocolate Cake Too Good To Passover
Whenever I’m invited for a meal and I ask the hostess what she’d like me to bring, the answer is usually “Chocolate Torte, please!”