Jewish cookbooks
The Top 11 Jew-ish Cookbooks Coming Out This Fall
These cookbooks make the perfect gift your your loved ones - or just yourself!
How Crisco Overtook Schmaltz In American Jewish Cooking
This Proctor and Gamble cookbook took aim at shmaltz - and vanquished it.
Orthodox Kosher Foodies Are Taking Center Stage On Instagram
Here, they’ve found an unlikely platform.
‘Celebrate’ Thanksgiving With A Sumptuous Acorn Squash Recipe
A cookbook full of dishes for Friday night dinners offers delicious autumnal recipes that are perfect for Thanksgiving.
11 Cookbooks We Loved This Year
An exciting array of beautiful new books includes recipes from Israel, Rome’s Jewish quarter, Brooklyn and the Upper Midwest.
New Cookbook Is Chef’s Love Letter to Mediterranean Diet
At 80, former Chez Panisse Café chef Joyce Goldstein is releasing her latest book, ‘The New Mediterranean Jewish Table.’
Taste Testing ‘Jewish Festival Food’
At first unimpressed by a cookbook full of classics, our reviewer grew to appreciate the variety and quality of the Ashkenazi, Sephardi and Mizrachi recipes within.
Treasured New York Cookbook Shop to Close
Bonnie Slotnick Cookbooks, a treasured West Village destination for chefs, collectors and recipe-lovers alike for 15 years, will close at the end of January.
Prime Grill Shares Favorite Recipes in a Cookbook This Fall
It’s been a busy few months for the team at Prime Grill Hospitality. In addition to revamping meat restaurant Solo into Solo Dairy Italian Kitchen and moving the flagship Prime Grill from East 49th Street to new digs on West 56th Street, the group has also been putting the finishing touches on “The Prime Grill Cookbook,” due out in mid-September.
'The New Jewish Table' Puts Seasonal Twists on Bubbe's Classics
After more than 15 years of marriage to his Jewish wife, chef Todd Gray considers himself something of an authority on Jewish food. But the James Beard Award-nominated chef of Equinox Restaurant in Washington, D.C. is quick to point out that he didn’t always know the difference between kreplach and kneidlach.
