Jordan Palmer, Chief Digital Content Officer
• Published January 16, 2023
Growing up in St. Louis in the 1970s and 80s your family probably had a go-to place for freshly baked bagels in St. Louis. For the family of Josh Allen, that go-to was the old...
Jordan Palmer, Chief Digital Content Officer
• Published January 16, 2023
In April 2021, Scott Lefton, co-owner of “Lefty’s Bagels,” told the Jewish Light, “Judging how weekend sales go, we’ll see if we can grow it into weekday sales and then maybe have our own, brick-and-mortar...
STEPHANIE GANZ, The Nosher
• Published January 15, 2023
Over the last decade, bagels have ascended to a realm of culinary importance and controversy that rivals that of pizza or even barbecue, with heated debates over what makes the chewy, round, yeast-leavened...
Jordan Palmer, Chief Digital Content Officer
• Published January 15, 2023
With three new bagel shops slated to open in the first quarter of 2023, it is fair to say that St. Louis is enjoying a "Bagel Renaissance." We know you love bagels and we do too, so we thought it was...
Jordan Palmer, Chief Digital Content Officer
• Published January 15, 2023
If you gave 10 different bakers a bagel recipe with the exact same ingredients, you would probably get 10 completely different bagels at the end of the bake. That is because baking bagels is an art form,...
BY MIYA LIBMAN, THE NOSHER
• Published January 4, 2023
Shalom! You’re looking at a hot little Jew.”
That’s how Zach Kornfeld of the Try Guys introduced his creation to a panel of judges on “Without a Recipe: Tacos,” one of the group’s most...
By Adam Kovac, The Forward
• Published January 3, 2023
Dry rubs called “Rabbi Rub” and “Jew Cub Rub” are getting a mixed reaction online. On Monday, a user posted a photo of the products on a store shelf to the r/Jewish subreddit. The rubs are made...
By Bill Motchan, Special to the Jewish Light
• Published December 22, 2022
I’ll be spending Christmas Eve with General Tso. It’s a dining tradition many of us in the Jewish community share, like latkes on Hanukkah and hamantashen on Purim. While our Christian friends and...
Savoy Curry, The Jewish Women’s Archive
• Published December 19, 2022
In the weeks before Hanukkah last year, I began to see stories circulating about “cheese latkes.” The rumor was that, before potatoes, latkes were cooked with cheese. This might seem a bit scandalous...
By Naama Barak, Israel21c
• Published December 19, 2022
In high school, I spent two Hanukkahs filling, glazing, decorating and selling donuts at Roladin, the bakery chain that’s become synonymous with the holiday. It was the best and tastiest job I ever had.
Fast...
Rob Eshman, The Forward
• Published December 14, 2022
Chef Bobo of LA’s Factory Kitchen forms his frico in ramekins, then unmolds and reheats them. This recipe allows you to do that, or eat it the traditional way, hot out of the pan.
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By Alan Zeitlin, JNS
• Published December 12, 2022
(JNS) Growing up in New York state, Freddie Feldman never made a challah. But the Skokie, Ill., resident is on a hot streak, having made a challah or matzah every Friday for the past 138 weeks. And he...