Kosherfest Report: Covid, Cannabis And The Supply Chain Highlighted As Kosher Industry Challenges
We have to remember the word pork, there’s a lot of history packed into that.
Italian With A Kosher Accent
Twenty years ago only a handful of kosher wines were produced in Italy and, to tell the truth, most of those were pretty mediocre. Starting about five years ago, however, as those who keep kashrut became increasingly aware of quality wines, Italian producers responded and enormous strides have been made. The result: kosher wine, much of which is worthy of our attention, is now made in every wine-producing region in the country. Perhaps the most exciting recent step in kosher Italian wines is the introduction of truly excellent wines from the Falesco winery in the Umbria region.
Sophisticated Java
The coffee bean has an interesting and varied history.
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On the day after the elections, many of us gathered in the old editorial office to watch John Kerry concede to George W. Bush.
Treats for Kids of All Ages
For many of us, September means back-to-school. The stores are filled with sales on clothing, school supplies and books; the supermarkets are filled with sales on snacks and drinks.
The Sights, Sounds And Smells Of Kosherfest 2006 (Part 2)
Our journey through the culinary delights of kosher brings us to R.A.B.
Just In Time For Chanukah
Most people will agree that one of the joys of Chanukah is the excuse to eat potato latkes.
Kosher Tidbits from around the Web – November 3, 2008
Drakes, restaurants and much more.
Kashrus Agencies Show Unity, Discuss Challenges At Annual Conference
Today kashrus in Asia and Europe have really exploded and now we have to get involved in different cultures to ensure our standards … whether it’s in Chicago or in another part of the world.
Entenmann’s Kashrut Alert
Sometime in the early 1980's, the kosher snack world was changed in a very fundamental way - Entenmann's became kosher.
‘Fine Foods From Israel’ Campaign Sees U.S. Imports Rise 60% In 2004
More than 40 different Israeli food and beverage companies, representing hundreds of products were on exhibit at the 2004 KosherFest show.
Purim 5765
I have found that most people handle mishloach manos in one of two ways: some people come up with a theme and then run around to find baskets, bags, and food to fit.
Empire Kosher – Past, Present And Future
One of the most delightful aspects of Kosherfest is the opportunity to meet and converse with people from across the kosher food spectrum.
Kosherfest (Part 2)
Fish: Our old friends at Dagim are showcasing a new line called Sea Treats.
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We have no specific theme this week, just an assortment of great products we have had an opportunity to try over the past few weeks.
The Sauciest Meal
Half the fun of cooking, I have found, is coming up with my own recipes.
Kosher Tidbits from Around the Web – March 4, 2009
For those of you looking for a great place to eat in New Jersey, look no further than Fumio, a steak and sushi house in Livingston. From all I have read they have a great selection of meat and fish dishes, plus great desserts. They are under the supervision of the Vaad Harabonim of MetroWest.
Shavuos And Cheesecake
With just two weeks left to Shavuos, our minds begin to turn to cheesecake.
Kosher At American Dream
Not only did they seek out kosher restaurants to populate a kosher food court, but they also ask prospective eateries if they’d like to pursue kosher certification before they open.
From Soup To Nuts – A Full Day’s Menu
A great way to start off your day is with a delicious and nutritious bowl of cereal.
Kosher Tidbits from Around the Web – February 12, 2009
Ever wonder if baking fortune cookies is halchically permitted? I never thought about it, but really how do you know if the ink is...
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Amongst the delicious treats that have found their way to our office over the past few weeks are two items sure to thrill Chalav Yisrael/Pas Yisrael eaters.
Gefilte Fish Gone Hip at The Gefilteria
Artisan gefilte fish.
For some, the phrase seems like an oxymoron. While salmon, chilean sea bass and tilapia may all be in vogue, gefilte fish, the traditional ground fish mixture that is de rigueur in Ashkenazic Jewish households at Shabbos and Yom Tov meals, is like the Henny Youngman of fish: it gets no respect.
The Biggest Treasure Hunt Of All
Of course, there was plenty to see that had nothing to do with organic, gluten free, non-GMO and vegan fare.
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Sabra Salads (Blue and White Foods, OK and Rav Weissmandel, Pareve) a name already synonymous with Middle Eastern fare, has a relatively new line of dips and spreads that are mouth-watering delicious.
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Tastebuds' delight - Esther's Best (Kehilla Kashrus, parve) has created a line of dressings that will makes salads mouth-watering delicious.
Amazing Blintzes
One of my family's favorite Pesach treats is blintzes - potato or cheese - we're not picky.
Kosherfest Calls It Quits, But Three Kosher Food Events This Month Are Set To...
Kosherfest should not be viewed as a failure, but rather as an event that had a great run. There’s nothing like meeting someone face to face and shaking their hand, Kornblum said.
SWAT Teams, Low Turnout And Skyrocketing Costs Highlight 2022 Kosherfest
Some longtime Kosherfest vendors, seeing the difference in this year’s show, are hoping it improves in the future.
A Great Salad
An exquisitely set table with fine china, dazzling stemware and beautiful flowers - we create perfect settings for the perfect meal.