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From My Table
Some nights feel like a game of “How many ways can we shake up chicken and broccoli and still create new permutations?”

By Chanie Nayman

A Heaping Scoop
Vinegar to bring out the flavors in anything you’re cooking, but especially soups and stews.

By Family Table Contributors

Recipes
Trying out new recipes might be tempting, but not if mom has to defrost pizza for her kids who don’t want to touch your funky, Indian-inspired stir-fry.

By Sima Kazarnovsky

Recipes
The slivered garlic slices add a crunchy bite and intense garlic flavor.

By Sima Kazarnovsky

Hasty but Tasty
Here are the ways we’ve found to feed others, all requiring minimal prep time.

By Family Table Contributors

Side-by-Side
For me, taking out my mixer requires a very compelling reason. Does a Bundt cake count as one?

By Sina Mizrahi

Kitchen Encounters
Don’t go overboard, especially during the week. This isn’t a competition; it’s a chesed

By Chanie Nayman

Flashback
"If others can still see fuchsia and turquoise and saffron, then I know they still exist"

By Shoshana Schwartz

For the Record
The prime minister seemed unfazed. “It’s all right. I can assure you that we have people like this with us [in Israel] as well.”

By Dovi Safier and Yehuda Geberer

Family Reflections
It’s no longer about mental illness — today people want to access their best selves

By Sarah Chana Radcliffe

The Moment
In a true mi k’amcha Yisrael moment, the entire staff showed up outside his home

By Mishpacha Staff

Jr. Feature
Stuff you never knew could end up in your food

By Chaya Rosen

On Site
The Kohn family has been beekeepers for three generations

By Chananel Shapiro