Puff, the magic (Kosher) pastry
Jewish Journal
June 4, 2014
The cupcake. The macaron. And now the nuage cake.
Category
bakery
Rising aspirations at Ran Zimon’s Bread Lounge
Jewish Journal
August 14, 2013
Baker Ran Zimon leads a visitor through the doorway separating the cafe area from the kitchen of Bread Lounge, his neighborhood bakery in the Arts District downtown. The temperature suddenly jumps at least 10 degrees. “It reminds me of Israel,” Zimon says with a sly smile.
Schwartz Bakery leaves RCC for Kehilla
Jonah Lowenfeld
May 29, 2013
Schwartz Bakery, a kosher bakery and caterer with six retail locations across Los Angeles, has dropped the Rabbinical Council of California (RCC) as its kosher certifier.
New York’s magnolia bakery brings sweet smell of (kosher) success to L.A. [VIDEO]
Carin Davis
December 1, 2010
Craving a kosher cupcake? Magnolia Bakery is cooking up the cure. Now open at 8389 W. Third St., this chic New York transplant looks to quickly become part of the Los Angeles Jewish community. Famous for its pastel-colored cupcakes, fresh-from-the-oven pies and homemade icebox cakes, the stylish sweet shop carries more than 60 products — all of which carry a heksher.
Sweet somethings for that special day
Elyse Glickman
August 15, 2008
No matter how you serve up your wedding, you ultimately want your guests to leave with a good taste in their mouths
Mommy, Me & Cheesecake Makes 3
Melissa Maroff
April 6, 2006
OK, mom, so what part of eating that cheesecake is making you feel guilty? If you fear that little bubbela is annoying the other customers in the bakery, your worries are over.
We Were Slaves in Westwood
Nancy Sokoler Steiner
April 7, 2005
Southern Californians can travel from Pharaoh\’s palace to Midwestern wheat fields to a rain forest — all without leaving Westwood.
Sweet Sorrow
Charlotte Hildebrand
April 12, 2001
A wall of neatly coiffed ladies charges up to the counter to place their orders for baked goods on one of the last days before the holidays and one of the last days before Brown\’s Bakery in North Hollywood closes its doors forever. Some of the customers have been buying their cakes, cookies and bread here for as long as the bakery has been open, and that\’s 42 years. Some have been Brown\’s customers even longer, when it was Brown Brothers Bakery on Wilshire Boulevard; some for longer still, when Brown\’s was in the Bronx, during the war.
A Hole in Kosher L.A.
Diane Arieff
December 11, 1997
By deciding to introduce meat products into its formerly all-dairy outlets, Noah\’s Bagels has provoked a strong response from observant Jewish noshers
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