Pecan Pie Babka
A babka is like challah dressed up for a black-tie event. It is rich and glamorous with swirled layers of filling and...
Author: Leah Klein
Leah is a freelance writer and blogger at Leah's Life: Pearls & Oysters. She writes about food, lifestyle, travel and style. Her life includes the tedium of day to day, the big thoughts, and little smiles that come out of such a life. It includes, the places she goes with her family and the journeys they have. It includes dancing, singing, laughing, crying, eating, drinking, traveling far and exploring close to home.
Pumpkin Spice Monkey Bread with Applesauce Glaze
Breakfast is one of my favorite meals because every dish has a comfort food vibe. For Yom Kippur, I love preparing...
Dessert, High Holy Days Recipes, Jewish Holidays Food, Recipes
French Apple Root Vegetable Hash with Honey Drizzle
This version of vegetable hash can be served as a side dish or enjoyed as a full meal. The apples and honey...
Sweet Wine Slushies
This recipe contains alcohol and is for those of legal drinking age only.
Introduce your loved ones to good...
Easy Cherry Curry Chicken Salad
Summers are hot, days are long and you want your time in the kitchen to be short. Whether you have a roasted...
The Passover Kugel Stack
We all know so many ways to use up Thanksgiving leftovers, but the recipes are few and far between when it comes...
Cooking with Kids, Jewish Holidays Food, Main Dish, Passover Food, Recipes
Fresh Start Rice Noodle Bowls
In the winter there is something so comforting about a classic Shabbat roasted chicken. Often though, the meal...
Red and Green Latkes for Hanukkah at Christmas
Some years Hanukkah and Christmas overlap—not only do they overlap this year (2016), but the first night of...
Cooking with Kids, Hanukkah Food, Jewish Holidays Food, Main Dish, Recipes, Vegetarian
Thanksgiving Dinner Bread Pudding
Bread pudding—essentially made from stale bread and custard—originated in England as a poor family’s dessert....
Shakshuka with a Southern Drawl
My first introduction to Shakshuka was several years ago when my local and new favorite café, Sofra, a Turkish...
Potato and Pumpkin Kugel
This potato and pumpkin kugel is perfect for the High Holy Days!
Potato kugel is always a hit at holiday meals....
Sweet Blueberry Salad with Blueberry Ranch
My last salad took us all the way to Israel, but this summer salad with a twist takes us to the American...
Israeli Orzo Salad with Pesto Dressing
Salad is an interesting dish, but we often think of it in its humblest form: the side salad with a few leaves...
Multicultural Food, Picnic Friendly, Recipes, Shabbat Food, Vegetarian
Sweet Summer Kugel Bites
For summer, we are taking inspiration from the layers of an Italian lasagna as well as the sweetness of kugel....
Cooking with Kids, Picnic Friendly, Recipes, Shabbat Food, Shavuot
Indian Grilled Chicken with Cilantro Mint Sauce
Chicken is a mainstay in most Jewish homes. We love our chicken stock (homemade or store-bought and doctored...
Four Cream Cheese Schmears for Shavuot
A bagel is naked without a good schmear. The word schmear comes from the Yiddish word “to spread.”...
Spring Onion and Asparagus Crostata
Spring is here and we can finally enjoy delicious—and healthy—fresh vegetable delicacies, like this Italian-inspired...
Deviled Egg Cobb Salad
Legend has it that the Cobb salad was the result of a midnight kitchen raid by a hungry restaurant owner, namely...
Spinach and Feta Hamentaschen (Haman Spanikopita)
Hamentaschen, a popular treat for the holiday of Purim, translates to “Haman’s pockets.” Haman is the villain...
Jewish Holidays Food, Purim, Purim Food, Recipes, Side Dish, Vegetarian
Baked Lemon Dill Gnocchi al Forno
Comfort food comes in many different shapes and forms. Each culture, each tradition, each household, each individual...
Tu Bishvat Marbella Chicken with Nutty Barley Pilaf
Tu Bishvat is a celebration of the connections we have to nature and the new year of trees. When it comes...
Roasted, Toasted & Fried: A Hanukkah Salad
Let’s face it, the star of any Hanukkah meal is always the latkes. Those crispy, fried, salted potato...
Hanukkah Food, Jewish Holidays Food, Recipes, Side Dish, Vegetarian
The Knish of Plenty: A Thanksgiving (Leftovers) Knish
Thanksgiving is a North American tradition that falls just at the end of the great harvest before the soil...
English Cottage Pie with Flanken Short Ribs
Shepherd’s pie is an old English, Irish and Scottish peasant food. It’s traditionally made with...
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