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Posts published in “Chavurah”

Alaska Finally Has a Jewish Deli

While many old school delis across the country have been closing their doors, there is also the story of the new Jewish delis: “hip” places…

Hand-Rolled Couscous is Coming to NYC

It feels like years in the making, but it’s finally happening: Chef Einat Admony, who owns the restaurants Taim and Bar Bolonat in New York…

Jewish Recipes to Make With Your CSA Produce

Before we dive in, do you know about CSAs? Community Supported Agriculture shares are popular around the country: individuals can purchase a “share” of the…

S’mores Babka Recipe

Babka is an Eastern European yeasted cake with deep Jewish roots and also great American popularity. One of babka’s most notorious moments was in an…

What Is An Egg Bagel?

Egg bagels may be one of the great dividing culinary topics of our time: Some people love them, and some people absolutely loathe them. The…

9 Jewish Foods to Cook Over a Campfire

I am what one might describe as an “indoor kid.” I do love the outdoors, hiking, and sunshine, but at the end of the day…

The Warmbier Parents Try to Sue Kim Jong Un

The parents of Otto Warmbier — the 22-year-old University of Virginia student who died on June 19, 2017, after being released from North Korean captivity…

Seeing red

Teachers in Arizona and Colorado turned their state Capitols into a sea of red Thursday as they kicked off widespread walkouts that shut down public…