With Kosherfest 2011 beginning today, Jack’s Gourmet co-founders Dr. Alan Broner and Chef Jack Silberstein are excited to introduce three new flavors of poultry sausage to their line of high quality handcrafted products. In honor of the delicious new flavors, check out my interview with Dr. Alan Broner on Jewneric.com! http://jewneric.com/2011/11/once-you-go-jack-you-never-go-back-interview-with-alan-broner-co-owner-of-jacks-gourmet-kosher/
Vegetarian “Frito” Pie
My sister, Francine, is visiting from Seattle and I wanted to make something special for dinner that would really impress her. Not too long ago, she mentioned a recipe she had seen on TV but was “too lazy to make” called Frito Pie. Sounds good, right? Unfortunately, Fritos are under questionable Kosher supervision so we […]
P.B.K. Brownies
This weeks guest post comes from Sara DeLeeuw, author of blog My Imperfect Kitchen, with her P.B.K. Brownies. I have already made these brownies and could not stop eating them! We started our third bowling season last night. It has become something of a tradition for me to bring snacks to our weekly games. Truthfully, I do it […]
Peanut-Cashew Brittle Cookies
November 2nd is Cookie Monster’s birthday and I can’t believe he is in his 40’s! He doesn’t look a day over…um…well, I have no idea how old he’s supposed to look. Maybe 10? Cookie Monster’s greatest loves is a delicious chocolate chip cookie but I think he should branch out this year and try something […]
Drug Store Candy Pies
There are certain times  of the year that I look on, as an Orthodox Jew, while people around me celebrate exciting holidays like Halloween and Christmas. Instead of sitting back wrought with jealousy, I decided this year that I would take advantage in any way I could and for Halloween, that meant candy, candy and […]
Bubby’s Apple Cake {Feature Friday}
Congratulations to David Ratz, this weeks Feature Friday winner with his Bubby’s scrumptious recipe for apple cake! If you would like to be featured on KT, it’s as easy as submitting a recipe here. My bubby (grandmother in yiddish) makes an apple cake that everyone in my family loves. When my grandparents were younger, after WWII, they moved […]
