Mixing Bowl: Mother’s Day; Kosher Apps
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Gail Simmons, Alan Richman, Melissa Clark, and Gabriella Gershenson will talk Jewish cuisine and the influence of their mother’s on their love of food in a program called “Like Mama Used to Make” this Sunday in Manhattan. [Museum of Jewish Heritage — A Living Memorial to the Holocaust]
Just incase you don’t already have enough apps on your phone, here are five kosher ones including one with kosher vacation suggestions. [JPost]
Part 2 of Zach Kutsher’s interview. This time he talks Borscht Belt and schmaltz. [Village Voice]
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If you love to cook, you probably already know that salt can be a best friend or worst enemy. Here’s a guide to 10 different salts. [Food52]
Crown Heights, the frum neighborhood in Brooklyn is the Jewish Soho with fancy food shops, gourmet pizza parlor and flower store — atleast according to one paper. [New York Daily News]
Israeli mothers day is celebrated a bit earlier than the American holiday. No matter which holiday you celebrate, try out this menu. [Haaretz]
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