Mixing Bowl: Kosher TV Star; Jewish Farming; Bill Clinton’s Veganism
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Britain’s next food TV star may just be a kosher housewife. [The Jewish Chronicle]
With the Jewish farm movement growing, Leah Koenig takes a look at the history of Jewish farming in America. [Tablet]
The tale of a family’s babka recipe. [Gilt Taste]
Last butcher standing: “Yuval Atias is the last of the Bay Area’s independent kosher butchers.” The Wall Street Journal
Is the treatment of circus animals kosher? [The Huffington Post]
Bill Clinton declares his veganism. [Grub Street]
Good Reads: “Milk: A Local and Global History” gets reviewed. [Serious Eats]
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