This article originally appeared in The Nosher. Everyone loves eating latkes. Some people don’t even mind frying the latkes. Almost everyone loathes that post-frying, oil-laden smell that permeates...

Hanukkah is looming. Do you have time to make latkes? What would be a special dessert treat for the kids? Anyone have a recipe for sufganiyot? Or, you can take the easier way out and let someone else...

Each Jewish holiday comes with its own set of cherished foods meant for sharing with family. Rosh Hashanah brings apples dipped in honey, Passover has matzah ball soup and Hanukkah features the crispy...

This story was first published in the Detroit Jewish News. The kitchen started to smell weird. My dad was eating the stuff with gusto. I started to gag and ran out of the kitchen. I can remember...

(JTA) — Elected officials and Jewish groups are decrying a rally by pro-Palestinian activists in Philadelphia that targeted a restaurant founded by the Israeli-American celebrity chef Michael Solomonov. “Goldie,...

In the sprawling landscape of American culinary traditions, few creations hold as cherished a place as the humble donut. Establishments like Dunkin’ Donuts, Tim Hortons, Krispy Kreme and countless neighborhood...

With these almost spring-like days here in St. Louis, it’s hard to imagine that Thanksgiving is next week. That means it’s time to start making your meal preparations. No matter what’s on your...

Do you remember the St. Louis bagel controversy of 2019? A former St. Louis native, then living in New York created quite a stir when he tweeted the following: Today I introduced my coworkers to...

This recipe and images first appeared on JamieGeller.com and are republished here with full permission. The weather is cold and all I want is a nice hot bowl of soup. The best part is that soups can...

Shabbat has long been an occasion to reconnect with ourselves, our families and our community. And nothing embodies the Shabbat table more than delicious fresh baked challah. Baking challah can...

Reservations for Novellus Kosher Night are now sold out. Supporters can still donate to the effort, which will be matched dollar for dollar, through Cole Chabad. A St. Charles restaurant will change...

A St. Charles restaurant will change its entire menu, and kosherize its kitchen for one day, in support of Israel. Novellus, at 201 N. Main Street in St. Charles, announced that all proceeds from dinner...