Illustration by Lea Kron The Men Rabbi Avrohom Sebrow and Raphael Katz Cooking for 3 families Monticello, NY My brother-in-law Raphael Katz doesn’t live too far away from me, yet practically the only time we spend Shabbos together is during the summers at Pine Knoll in Monticello. Our wives decided that it would be a
I don’t do side dishes — could I dish up enough for two more families anyway?
Could I prepare the meals myself for guests — and finish early too?
Cooking for Shabbos and sharing it with my family… it can’t get better than that
Illustration by Lea Kron We wanted to give our mother a break post-Yom Tov. How hard could it be with five brothers working together? The Boys Bloom brothers, Cooking for 10 Cedar Hill, Far Rockaway Six months ago, we were sitting at the Simchas Torah seudah, and my father mentioned how delicious the food
I’ve never made Shabbos before, but there’s always a first time for everything!
