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These Matzah Tater Tots are baked, giving them a nice consistency. They are a bit crispy and be made during pa
Posted 7 years ago
I find that I am cooking nonstop over Pesach as most Kosher restaurants are shut. This recipe is refreshingly
Posted 7 years ago
Kids will love shaping these little goodies, especially since they can put them on the shalach manot tray and
Posted 7 years ago
Delicious and healthy and fresh!
Posted 7 years ago
Full of fresh flavours, this scrumptious dip is guaranteed to keep guests coming back for more.
Posted 7 years ago
Just to clear up any confusion, globe artichokes are the big green spiky things and Jerusalem artichokes are t
Posted 7 years ago
At its finest, couscous should be a tender, fluffy, delicate affair – light grains of rolled wheat steam
Posted 7 years ago
These Indian pakoras are perfect for a party. Cumin has a very distinctive flavour. Some pakora recipes use th
Posted 7 years ago
Tahini and fresh lime juice take basic greens to a new level, creating a stunning dish, with minimal effort. E
Posted 7 years ago
This vegan aubergine (eggplant in the US) and mango salad was inspired by both Yotam Ottolenghi’ s Soba
Posted 7 years ago
I love apples and have planted lots of apple trees over the years. Apples are a fruit of love and health. I cr
Posted 7 years ago
The combination of layers of lemon and chocolate really go well together. This creation has been a very popula
Posted 7 years ago
This is a wonderful light and fluffy bread, which is a great substitute for wheat bread. This is gluten free a
Posted 7 years ago
These bitesize cheesecakes make perfect finger food for guests or indulgent snacks for you and your family. Th
Posted 7 years ago
Tabouleh is a proper southern Med classic. Combined with great olive oil and sweet roasted cauliflower it make
Posted 7 years ago
On Shavuot we celebrate the giving of the Torah. Shavuot is also known as Chag HaKatzir (the Harvest Festival)
Posted 8 years ago
This vegan matzo ball soup recipe is chock-full of vegetables, and the perfect prelude to the Passover Seder d
Posted 8 years ago
This fruity and colourful smoothie bowl is a great breakfast to start your day with. Can be served with granol
Posted 8 years ago
This vegan burger will put an end to boring veggie burgers and can be cooked on the BBQ in the summer. The coc
Posted 8 years ago
A special occasion entrée is usually a little fussier than an everyday family-style dish, but I&#
Posted 8 years ago
                          Recipe by Kay Chun
Posted 8 years ago
It’s usually the simple pleasures that delight me the most. I’m constantly amazed by the product o
Posted 8 years ago
Here is an amazing Gluten-Free Hamantaschen recipe. It includes blueberry and apricot preserves for filling, b
Posted 8 years ago
This morning I had a craving for a traditional date square, just like mom used to make! Not wanting to break m
Posted 8 years ago
Did you know that Queen Esther is thought to have been a vegan? Read more from the Los Angeles Times, then hon
Posted 8 years ago
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Posted 8 years ago
When I lived in South Carolina several years ago, I had a friend who lived in a house with a couple of fig tre
Posted 8 years ago
The secret to the thickness of this soup is the lima beans. They are peeled and therefore disintegrate into th
Posted 8 years ago
Recipe from Lisa Roukin’s ‘My Relationship with Food: 100 Recipes to Nourish Mind, Body &
Posted 8 years ago
Argan oil can be hard to come by, but its distinctive earthiness is worth seeking out – that said, it&ac
Posted 8 years ago
This soup is a wonderfully contemporary take on the classic leek and potato soup. Replacing the potato with th
Posted 8 years ago
Most brands of Hanukkah gelt, the traditional foil-covered chocolate coins that are used to play games of Drei
Posted 8 years ago
“Hot, crisp and sweet, these doughnuts are a fantastic naughty snack that everyone will love â€
Posted 8 years ago
The trick to getting the perfect crispy texture is to remove all of the liquid; using a salad spinner to remov
Posted 8 years ago
The trick to getting the perfect crispy texture is to remove all of the liquid; using a salad spinner to remov
Posted 8 years ago
This dip features spring onions as the hero ingredient and is delicious served up with fresh crunchy crudit&At
Posted 8 years ago