FAQ

We thought, what the kosher world really needs is one place where everyone can come together and find the perfect recipes, no matter their style of cooking, personal tastes, allergies, or skill level in the kitchen. Food is something that unites us and brings us together, and now there is one address that combines everything you need.

Whether you want a simple chicken and potatoes dinner recipe, a fancy meringue to impress your mother in law, or a spicy Morrocan fish to bring some new flavor to your table, we have something for you. Even if you are a foodie but not into cooking, you can watch our videos for some kosher entertainment!

In short: Thousands of kosher recipes, videos, articles, tips, so you can find exactly what you need!

Depends what you’re looking for! Try the search box to type in whatever strikes your fancy. From Jewish classics like Easy Chicken Soup and Best Challah Ever, to famous desserts like Glazed Coffee Cake Grande, to popular dishes like Sushi Salad, to easy dinners like Faked Ziti and Caramelized Chicken, we bet you that we have something you’ll like. If you want to learn more about cooking, wine, plating and presentation, or many other topics, check out our Shows page and be entertained by any of our great videos. We’re adding new original content every day so keep checking back!

Anyone can become a Community Chef, no previous publishing credits required! Contact us and submit your finished, previously unpublished original recipe with an accompanying high quality photo. We will have it reviewed by our Top Chefs and if they approve and your recipe meets our terms and conditions, you will get your own Community Chef profile on the site, your recipe will be public and ready to be shared with all your friends, and you will be able to continue submitting recipes in the future!

For more details, click here.

Anything you want, from ingredients to categories to your favorite chef! Also check out our top menu’s categories, and utilize our extensive filtering options once you’re on the search page.

Under ingredients, type in the ingredient you want (to include, or to exclude in the second box) and then click on the best match from the dropdown. Use the checkboxes for all the other filtering options to choose source, dish type, allergens, etc.

When you’re done, don’t forget to click “Apply Filters” to see your results!

If you just want to do a broad search for general keyword match, keep it simple and stick to the big keyword search bar at the top of the search page.

Happy searching!

A lot! The new Kosher.com that launched on September 6, 2026 was designed to make cooking and planning feel easier, more useful, and more enjoyable.

Some of the new features include:

• A redesigned recipe page that lets you see more of the recipe at once
• A recipe timer, with music to keep you company while you cook
• A place to ask questions directly from the recipe page
• Better search that understands everyday questions and phrases
• Folders for organizing your favorite recipes, one of our most requested features
• A new Menus section for complete meal inspiration
• A Menu Builder that helps you plan your own weeknight, Shabbos, or Yom Tov menus

We hope the new site helps you spend less time wondering what to make and more time enjoying the people you are making it for.

The way people use Kosher.com has grown and changed. You told us that you wanted faster ways to find the right recipe, better tools for staying organized, and more help putting complete meals together.

We used years of feedback, along with responses from nearly 1,000 Kosher.com users, to create a site that supports the whole experience of feeding the people you love, from the first “What should I make?” to the finished meal on the table.

You can search the way you naturally think.

Try searches like:

• Easy chicken dinner without garlic
• Dairy dessert for a crowd
• Quick side dish for Shabbos
• What can I make with ground beef and zucchini?
• Rosh Hashanah recipes I can freeze

You do not need to know the exact recipe name or choose the perfect category. Tell us what you are looking for, what ingredients you have, or what kind of meal you need.

We still have all our old filters (now located in the left sidebar) if you want more precise results, plus more ways to sort and filter the results.

The new recipe page was designed to help you cook without constantly scrolling up and down.

More of the ingredients and instructions are visible at the same time, and important actions such as saving, printing, adding a recipe to a menu, or asking a question are easier to find.

When a recipe includes a timed step, you can start a timer from the recipe page. You can also choose which sound should ring, including some fun songs and Jewish music, to make your cooking experience more enjoyable.

For quick answers, use the question box on the recipe page to ask about that specific recipe.

You might ask about a substitution, an unfamiliar technique, how far in advance you can prepare something, or whether an ingredient can be left out. Please remember that answers are meant to be helpful guidance and may not account for every dietary, allergy, or kashrut concern.

For an answer from Kosher.com staff or the recipe author, leave a question in the reviews section and check the box “mark this as a question”. You can also try our Contact page.

You can now create folders inside your Favorites.

Use folders to organize recipes in whatever way works for you, such as:

• Shabbos favorites
• Easy dinners
• Tried and loved
• Pesach
• School lunches
• Recipes to make soon

On the recipe page, click the favorites button and you will get a list of your folders. Check the boxes of the ones you want to add it to. On the favorites page itself, you can drag and drop recipes into folders in the left sidebar.

This was one of the features Kosher.com users requested most, and we are very happy to finally bring it to you.

You can browse recipes, articles, videos, and menus without an account.

A free account allows you to save favorites, organize recipes into folders, create menus, store personal recipes, and return to your plans later.

Use the password reset option on the sign-in page. Be sure to check your spam or promotions folder if the email does not arrive right away.

For additional help, contact us through the Contact page and include the email address connected to your account.