From a Small Etrog, an Ancient Custom Grew
Far from merely being a fragrant, ornamental lemon, the etrog has a colorful, secret history that is as fascinating as its aroma is intoxicating.
Far from merely being a fragrant, ornamental lemon, the etrog has a colorful, secret history that is as fascinating as its aroma is intoxicating.
We hope you try it with the future cooks and bakers in your lives. And we wish you a new year as sweet as Honey Joys.
They developed the 10-episode series to see if home cooks could make a recipe “equally as good if not better than” the takeout alternative.
A fine honey really tastes sweeter than wine. And much like a fine wine, a fine raw honey provides a great richness and subtlety of flavors on your tongue.
We hope you enjoy the creative way we cooked the simanim and that you try these little amuse-bouches at your seder.
We baked these in the hope that they portend a year of good fortune.
The centerpiece in the cuisine of Algerian, Tunisian and Moroccan Jews, couscous represents happiness and abundance, prosperity and blessing.
Ori Shavit’s passion for veganism is grounded in her fight against the idea that humans have the right to use other species as they please.
A crisp bite of Moroccan galette with a steaming cup of fresh mint tea: This is the definition of a simple pleasure, a pick me up