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Rivky Kleiman speaks about her new cookbook, Simply: Simply Gourmet. Every Day The timeline of Jewish food has had many shifts since the first bowl of chicken soup was served to a cold-ridden toddler (his name was Shloimy, if you must know, and he’s all better now…). First came the food bloggers. The kosher food

By Chaia Frishman

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We’re always here to help, whether in our internal circles or to all of you here. This is us sharing all our FAQs: Rivky Kleiman People are always asking me how to get everything done without getting overwhelmed. My recommendation is plan a menu and write a to-do list. There’s nothing as satisfying as seeing

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Sponsored by Gourmet Glatt I have a confession to make. I am not one of those people who can be found bundled up in a coat and boots, grilling a steak in the dead of winter. “Neither snow, nor rain, nor gloom of night” is the postman’s motto, not mine. (Well, it doesn’t seem to

By Michal Frischman

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As I listened to the school announcements one day back in November, my heart began to sink. “First grade boys, kindergarten, and eighth grade boys are out.” “Oh my, now middle school girls are too….” By the time Sunday rolled around, the whole school was quarantined at home again! Déjà vu from last year! How

By Seventh Grade of Hillel Academy of Denver

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Alternatively, we can jokingly call this article “More Work for You, But Really It Takes Just a Few Minutes” — and the result opens options for you if you’re working with a very limited arsenal. I am guilty of making mountains outof molehills when it comes to Pesach prep. Let me put this in a

By Chanie Nayman

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Cook Away the Crazy A review of the food trends the sheeple followed over the last 12 months of lockdown-induced chaos, including us. Baaa. In a year of utterly unexpected isolation, as a people, we somehow managed to band together and do exactly the same thing that everyone else was doing. Funny how that works.

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