First Days!
Rivky Kleiman
My inspiration for this fabulous appetizer was my mother’s famous tongue polonaise. I thought, Why not modernize an old classic while stretching an expensive piece of meat? Definitely
...read more
Sima Kazarnovsky
There’s nothing quite like a bowl of golden broth filled with caramelized onions. For something a little new this Yom Tov, we have the same caramelized onions, now
...read more
Chavi Feldman
After experimenting with these crisp yet tender ribs, I sent my friend a photo of the finished product. When she quipped, “Eating out again?” I knew it was
...read more
Adina Moss
I serve this at almost all of my meals. I love a fresh green vegetable on the table, and the topping adds a beautiful texture and crunch that
...read more
Chavi Feldman
I decided to test this decadent dessert out on friends without tasting it first. When my friend came back to pick up the lone leftover portion on Motzaei
...read more
Estee Kafra
Making your own gravlax (a cured fish similar to lox) may sound exotic, formidable or just “not your thing.” Try it. It’s simple, delicious, refreshing, and so versatile.
...read more
Chaya Suri Leitner
Chaya Suri Leitner of Spice and Zest Shares her Cracked up Secrets Yields 100 crackers
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Michal Frischman
There’s a non-kosher restaurant in New York that’s famous for this salad. I’ve never tasted it, of course, but that didn’t stop me from going down a curiosity
...read moreRivki Rabinowitz
There are certain flavour combinations whose harmoniousness need not be messed with: squash, figs, and balsamic are a trio I keep coming back to – always with the
...read more
Chanie Nayman
A well-known butcher who was recently interviewed in Mishpacha, Shloime Luss of Superior Meats in Detroit, told me about this winning combo of spices that he uses on
...read more
Brynie Greisman
I used bone-in chicken for this recipe because the bone helps the chicken cook more evenly. The skin locks in moisture, which is important, as white chicken meat
...read more
Chanie Nayman
There are some recipes that I’ve developed that for some reason or another never really got made again in my house. This one was made multiple times in
...read more
Chavi Feldman
Light, refreshing, and full of vibrant flavors, this is a stunning dish that’s as delicious as it is beautiful. The marinated beets provide a tangy-sweet base, while the
...read more
Chaia Frishman
This side dish hits all the right notes with many of my favorite vegetables. (Okay, my favorite vegetables. I eat these two winners every Erev Shabbos.) The color
...read more
Chaya Surie Goldberger
This fruity parfait is a vibrant, refreshing blend of passion fruit, mango, peach, and piña colada flavors, creating a luscious and exotic taste experience. The silky, fruit-infused base
...read more
Erin Grunstein
Chanie Nayman
With all our favorite soups from over the years, I love creating a new one for Yom Tov. This one is unique in that it will take you
...read more
Elizabeth Kurtz
Harissa and silan (date honey), two trendy ingredients with opposite flavor profiles, complement each other in this dish. While the harissa adds heat and depth of flavor, the
...read more
Chanie Nayman
This is the salad I make when I want something bright and fresh, which is pretty much necessary to go alongside every heavy Pesach meal.
...read more
Adina Moss
I really love this dish. The blend of chewy farro, aromatic herbs, and crunchy nuts are a delicious complement to the braised lamb. Considering the substantial rise in
...read more
Brynie Greisman
A side of salmon prepared this way is a vibrant, stacked centerpiece that combines fresh aromatics with a colorful mosaic of thinly sliced veggies. It’s delicious served hot
...read moreAdina Silberman
Rorie Weisberg
Get ready to crunch on some seriously crispy chickpea croutons! Rorie’s here to show us her favorite combos for a vegan macro salad packed with plant-based protein and
...read more
Chanie Nayman
When I plan a menu, I always try to include things that are colorful by nature. Bright fresh-roasted vegetables topped with steak can technically be on rotate for
...read more
Estee Kafra
I love golden berries. Or physalis. Or Cape gooseberries. Whatever you call them, their strong citrus and floral flavor make a great accompaniment to chicken and fish.
...read more
Brynie Greisman
I decided to create a pareve version of the famous Katzefet’s popular bio frozen yogurt, topping it with my all-time favorite — passion fruit.
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Sep 17, 2026
First Days!

Rivky Kleiman
My inspiration for this fabulous appetizer was my mother’s famous tongue polonaise. I thought, Why not modernize an old classic while stretching an expensive piece of meat? Definitely
...read more
Sima Kazarnovsky
There’s nothing quite like a bowl of golden broth filled with caramelized onions. For something a little new this Yom Tov, we have the same caramelized onions, now
...read more
Chavi Feldman
After experimenting with these crisp yet tender ribs, I sent my friend a photo of the finished product. When she quipped, “Eating out again?” I knew it was
...read more
Adina Moss
I serve this at almost all of my meals. I love a fresh green vegetable on the table, and the topping adds a beautiful texture and crunch that
...read more
Chavi Feldman
I decided to test this decadent dessert out on friends without tasting it first. When my friend came back to pick up the lone leftover portion on Motzaei
...read more
Estee Kafra
Making your own gravlax (a cured fish similar to lox) may sound exotic, formidable or just “not your thing.” Try it. It’s simple, delicious, refreshing, and so versatile.
...read more
Chaya Suri Leitner
Chaya Suri Leitner of Spice and Zest Shares her Cracked up Secrets Yields 100 crackers
...read more
Michal Frischman
There’s a non-kosher restaurant in New York that’s famous for this salad. I’ve never tasted it, of course, but that didn’t stop me from going down a curiosity
...read more
Rivki Rabinowitz
There are certain flavour combinations whose harmoniousness need not be messed with: squash, figs, and balsamic are a trio I keep coming back to – always with the
...read more
Chanie Nayman
A well-known butcher who was recently interviewed in Mishpacha, Shloime Luss of Superior Meats in Detroit, told me about this winning combo of spices that he uses on
...read more
Brynie Greisman
I used bone-in chicken for this recipe because the bone helps the chicken cook more evenly. The skin locks in moisture, which is important, as white chicken meat
...read more
Chanie Nayman
There are some recipes that I’ve developed that for some reason or another never really got made again in my house. This one was made multiple times in
...read more
Chavi Feldman
Light, refreshing, and full of vibrant flavors, this is a stunning dish that’s as delicious as it is beautiful. The marinated beets provide a tangy-sweet base, while the
...read more
Chaia Frishman
This side dish hits all the right notes with many of my favorite vegetables. (Okay, my favorite vegetables. I eat these two winners every Erev Shabbos.) The color
...read more
Chaya Surie Goldberger
This fruity parfait is a vibrant, refreshing blend of passion fruit, mango, peach, and piña colada flavors, creating a luscious and exotic taste experience. The silky, fruit-infused base
...read more
Erin Grunstein
Chanie Nayman
With all our favorite soups from over the years, I love creating a new one for Yom Tov. This one is unique in that it will take you
...read more
Elizabeth Kurtz
Harissa and silan (date honey), two trendy ingredients with opposite flavor profiles, complement each other in this dish. While the harissa adds heat and depth of flavor, the
...read more
Chanie Nayman
This is the salad I make when I want something bright and fresh, which is pretty much necessary to go alongside every heavy Pesach meal.
...read more
Adina Moss
I really love this dish. The blend of chewy farro, aromatic herbs, and crunchy nuts are a delicious complement to the braised lamb. Considering the substantial rise in
...read more
Brynie Greisman
A side of salmon prepared this way is a vibrant, stacked centerpiece that combines fresh aromatics with a colorful mosaic of thinly sliced veggies. It’s delicious served hot
...read more
Adina Silberman
Rorie Weisberg
Get ready to crunch on some seriously crispy chickpea croutons! Rorie’s here to show us her favorite combos for a vegan macro salad packed with plant-based protein and
...read more
Chanie Nayman
When I plan a menu, I always try to include things that are colorful by nature. Bright fresh-roasted vegetables topped with steak can technically be on rotate for
...read more
Estee Kafra
I love golden berries. Or physalis. Or Cape gooseberries. Whatever you call them, their strong citrus and floral flavor make a great accompaniment to chicken and fish.
...read more
Brynie Greisman
I decided to create a pareve version of the famous Katzefet’s popular bio frozen yogurt, topping it with my all-time favorite — passion fruit.
...read more
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