Cooking
Helen Nash, kosher cookbook author and NYC philanthropist, dies at 89
Her first cookbook, “Kosher Cuisine,” was published in 1984 by Random House and adapted a variety of international recipes for kosher cooks.
In the Kitchen with Henny: A new chapter in the kitchen
In the Kitchen with Henny: Shabbat in a snap
Garlic is like medicine, but only if you eat it this way – Dr. Maya Rosman explains
Inside Moshe Basson’s kitchen: Biblical cuisine comes to life at Jerusalem's Eucalyptus
Basson may be a chef, a folklorist, and a food archaeologist, but above all, he’s someone who reminded me that the best meals aren’t written down. They’re lived.
In the Kitchen with Henny: Aliyah, with a side of autumn
Our land is rich with the people and experiences that shape our home. I am so grateful to call this place my home, now and forever.
In the kitchen with Henny: Classic dishes, fresh ideas
In moments like these, we find comfort in food that feels like home – simple dishes with a gentle twist.
Cozy meals for Sukkot
As the evenings cool and the sukkah fills with light and laughter, I love to bring warm and flavorful foods to the table.
From grief to healing: The role of cooking in an ancient tradition of Jewish resilience - opinion
Food is more than symbolic to Jews; it has become our living archive, our edible memory book.
9 wrong myths about food and health
Nutrition experts reveal 9 harmful myths about food and cooking that spread online and in kitchens, causing food waste and sometimes even food poisoning.
'Tammuz 'celebrates Gaza Envelope agriculture in vibrant cookbook
The new cookbook ‘Tammuz’ is a product of Israeli food bloggers and journalists, and supports Gaza Envelope agriculture
Brand news: Jewelry for lovers and a scent from Venice
Kylie Jenner does it again, the expanding clinic, from springs to skin, the winning trio celebrates, the winning concealer, Japan as inspiration, chocolate for lovers, not just a hamburger, and more.
New evidence shows ancient Japanese cooking remained unchanged despite arrival of rice farming
While millet was a dietary staple in Korea, especially during the Bronze Age, it barely shows up in early Japanese diets.
The secret trick that will make your scrambled eggs extra creamy
One simple addition (and no, it’s not mayonnaise or milk) will elevate your scrambled eggs to chef-restaurant level — with a velvety texture, delicate flavor, and easy prep anyone can master.
In the Kitchen with Henny: No-sweat summer dishes
Summer has its own kind of rhythm, with late nights and family outings, and everything feels a bit more relaxed (and sometimes a bit more chaotic).
