Israeli Food Substitution Guide
Israel gets my “Little House on the Prairie” instinct going. I make a lot more foods from scratch these days - they're easy and not time-consuming to make!
Cooking Tips and Tricks
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UN-Healthy Oils
Choosing the right oil is one of the most important choices you can make to oversee the health of your family. Guess what – it isn’t what you were taught by your nutritionist…
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Rosh Hashanah Recipes
Celebrate the new year and a new beginning with these delicious recipes from Jamie Geller's kitchen.
Pesach Recipes
Pesach, the holiday when Jews eat only unleavened bread, commemorates the exodus from Egypt. The dietary restrictions can be challenging. Here are easy-to-make recipes with minimum preparation time.
Sukkot Recipes
Celebrate the Sukkot holidays with these great recipes from Jamie Geller. Salads, side dishes, and main courses are featured. Try them out and see for yourself!
Hoshana Rabba-Simchat Torah Recipes
Stumped with what to serve on Hoshana Rabba and Simchat Torah… just stuff it and you’re good! Stuffed and overflowing foods are an allusion to plenty. Check out amazing recipes from Jamie Geller!
Purim Recipes
Celebrate Purim with these delicious recipes! This year, Purim is close to Shabbat, so time spent cooking and baking is at a premium. We selected recipes that are easy and quick to make, and can be made ahead.
Hamantashen Recipes
Check out these mouth-watering hamantashen recipes that sure to add smiles to your Purim gifts.
Breaking the Fast Recipes
The typical, millennial-old, break-the-fast menu of bagels, lox (salmon), and cream cheese never tasted so good. Check out these recipes and see for yourself!
Healthy Oil Alternatives – Part 2
Oil is not necessarily something to be feared, if you choose the right oil!
Winning Tips for Winter Stews
Five winning tips by Uri Shavit for making a delicious, rich, nutritious, and healthy winter stew. Pull out the pots and get the secret tricks!
The Tu B’Shvat Seder
Many people traditionally celebrate Tu B’Shvat – the New Year for trees – with the lovely custom of having a “Seder” where they rejoice in the exquisite fruit of the trees.