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From My Table
Hear me out; the warmth, the scents, and the soft rolling boil of a simmering soup is a simple luxury.

By Chanie Nayman

This Way That Way
Although it’s certainly a traditional food, there are so many non-traditional ways to prepare it.
Recipes
My mother used to make this when I was growing up. It’s a cross between a Sephardi salmon recipe and Ashkenazi gefilte fish.

By Naomi Nachman

Recipes
This fish is a Shabbos staple in my house. I make it every week.

By Chanie Apfelbaum

Recipes
It’s so easy and delicious that it’s become part of our regular rotation.

By Chaya Baila Leiber

Recipes
Bursting with flavor, satisfying and versatile... French onion soup and meatballs will certainly not disappoint!

By Rivky Kleiman

Recipes
I had a vision: If we enjoy a good chili, why not attempt a chili soup? I tried it and loved it. A new family fave was born!

By Rivky Kleiman

Recipes
Everyone loves a classic cream of mushroom soup. Elevate it with roasted garlic, leeks, and shallots, and it enters a league of its own!

By Rivky Kleiman

D-Day for MAGA
I presented the question to a roundtable of askanim and people on the street: Has our community burned bridges with over-the-top demonstrations of support for one party over anoth ...

By Yochonon Donn

The Moment
What about shidduchim? The yeshivah has hundreds of bochurim of marriageable age, and under the guidelines, they aren’t allowed to go out to restaurants or hotel lobbies

By Mishpacha Staff

Cut ‘n Paste
Conscious memories begin with fuzzy images ingrained in a very young child’s mind

By Mayer Weinberger

Side-by-Side
Either you’ve committed yourself to a recipe that you turn to time and again, or you jump from one recipe to another in search of something greater, better, tastier.

By Sina Mizrahi

EndNote
Yitzy Bald shares two early encounters which he’s never forgotten

By Riki Goldstein

Family First Feature
She was once a Catholic schoolgirl in France; now Ora Zyto’s a frum bio-engineer in Boston

By Barbara Bensoussan