Julie Steinberg
By Julie Steinberg
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News Yid.Dish: Homemade Challah for the Working Woman
I recently headed back to the office after being at home for nearly 18 months. During that year and a half, I renewed my relationships with my children, husband, self, and…my kitchen. I have always been one to cook and entertain, but being at home upped the ante. I turned play dates into dinner dates….
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News Yid.Dish: Kosher French Onion Soup (Really)
The wind was blowing, leaves were falling, and all I could think was “Man, I have got to get me some french onion soup.” This time of year always makes me crave comfort, and for me french onion soup is comfort incarnate. I love the sweetness of the onions, the smooth melted cheese, and the…
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News Yid.Dish: Who Invited Julia Child to Rosh Hashanah?
I did! I love to host the holidays. Nothing gives me more pleasure than planning, marketing, preparing, and entertaining for these special times, and I have established a tradition of going a little over the top for the occasion. I also loved the books Julie and Julia as well as My Life in France. Both…
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