Bring on the dairy, right?!? I am so excited about this recipe because I’ve made up (hopefully I’m actually being original here) a fun new way to prepare a cheese danish and I think it’s super swanky! Not only is the filling super cheesy but the crust itself is STUFFED with cheese. Yeah, I went […]
Cranberry Chocolate Chip Cookie Cobbler
When an oooey gooey chocolate chip cookie tops a sweet and tart cranberry filling, you know you did something right. I mean, who needs traditional cobbler these days, right?!? I’m toppin’ mine with warm cookies and it’s EVERYTHING! The combination of cranberries and chocolate makes me want to take a nice long nap and so I […]
Pumpkin Date Swirl Bread
Sometimes a recipe needs no introduction…or maybe I’m just lazy and want to share this delicious pumpkin bread with sweet date swirl without an intro…or maybe you saw my recipe in Gourmet Glatt‘s Market to Table Holiday Magazine already…either way, it’s here and you should really make this recipe! Yeah! PS. this pumpkin bread freezes very […]
Parmesan & Fried Leek Potato Kugel
Does it really get any better than fried crunchy leeks, creamy shredded potatoes and salty parmesan?? I never said this potato kugel was healthy but man, it is goooood! For anyone asking, a kugel is a traditional Jewish baked pudding or casserole usually made with noodles or potatoes. I’ve been eating kugels my whole life, […]
Kishka Bagel Dogs
I mean, you’re welcome! Do I even need to continue? Okay, I guess I can say a few things about these beautiful dogs…bagel dogs, that is. Sure, you can stuff a hot dog into puff pastry but let me tell you something, challah is worth the extra time! My mom used to make challah dough […]
Layered Green Bean and Pickled Carrot Salad
There is seriously no wrong time of year to eat this layered salad with it’s crisp vegetables, sweet toppings and crunchy pistachios, but it’s especially great for the Jewish holiday of Rosh Hashanah! This beautiful rainbow salad incorporates many traditional foods that we eat on Rosh Hashanah, called “simanim”, as a good omen for a sweet […]
