Mixing Bowl: Hanukkah Edition
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Everything you would ever want to know about making the perfect classic latke. [Serious Eats]
If you’re looking for more innovative latke recipes, here are five. [The Kitchn]
And what to serve with those latkes? Here are some suggestions, including a delicious recipe for Orange Olive Oil Cake with Candied Walnuts. [Serious Eats]
A menorah made of chocolate that you can eat? Yeah, we’re pretty excited about it too. [New York Times]
Get that frier ready! Jewish fried treats from around the globe, one for each of the eight nights. [Philadelphia Jewish Voice]
Make your own artisanal gelt at home. [Philadelphia Jewish Voice]
Our favorite Brooklyn deli, Mile End, is serving up Chinese food on Christmas. [Eater]
Milk Street Café, a few month old kosher cafeteria on Wall Street is closing. [Eater]
Just what does it take to make the White House kitchen kosher for it’s annual Hanukkah party? [New York Times]
If you’re lucky enough to be headed to Italy over the holidays, here’s a guide to kosher eats in Rome. [New York Times]
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