Today is April 27, 2024 / /
Today is April 27, 2024 / /
Here is a most interesting story from this week’s Kosher Today on line edition. It concerns having two seders in Eilat and Turkey. We are not sure why the rabbi brought up Turkey (it would seem to be in the category of “duh”), but his view on Eilat is on target halachically. Rabbi Elyashiv Rules Continue Reading »
Sukkot has long been one of our favorite holidays. We love sitting in the sukkah and gazing up at the stars in the sky at night or at the sun filled sky during the day. Some how a cup of tea always tastes better in the sukkah. Sitting in the sukkah always gives us a Continue Reading »
As we enter into a new year, the entire staff of the Kosher Nexus Newsletter and the Kosher Nexus Daily Blog all join with me in wishing you a shana tova. Ketiva v’chatima tova to each and every one of you. May Israel know true peace in the new year, and may we all be Continue Reading »
Readers of the KN know that we like to hang in Norman’s in Jerusalem. Their take out menu for Rosh Hashanah means that those of you in J’lem don’t have to cook. Let Norman (ok, Norman is actually Robin, but that is another story.) cook for you. Norman‘s Rosh Hashana Take Out Menu All meats Continue Reading »
No, it’s not Scarlett Johansson; it’s not Mila Kunis; it’s not Deborah Messing. It’s also not Laura Prepon, Natalie Portman nor Jamie Lynn Siegler. We are talking about the food product called honey. Honey- as in dip your challah in the honey, dip your apple in the honey and put some honey into your tea! Continue Reading »
Tisha B’Av came and went in a blaze of incredible heat throughout much of the USA. Temperatures soared for days and 9 Av was no exception. Finally, this past shabbat (and not a moment too soon, btw) the heat wave broke. Although it is still quite hot, it is nowhere near as hot nor as Continue Reading »
This week’s edition of Kosher Today had a nice article about Coke made with sugar. Seems people have caught on to the greatest secret of the Twentyfirst Century or something…….. But, before we comment, read the story in Kosher Today: (New York) “You Don’t Have to Be Jewish to Love Passover Coca Cola.” Mercury News Continue Reading »
We hope that you had a wonderful Passover. For those of you who tried the Passover Hot Line but either did not get through or did not get a call back, we beg your pardon and understanding. It turns out that our electronic phone system was not quite up to the task! The answering and Continue Reading »
When we were kids, our house was always noisy and full of commotion. There were (and still are, thank God) six kids, and together with our assorted friends, we made quite a baalagan! Passover was a very special time in our home. What with assorted grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, friends, groupies, students from the Coast Continue Reading »
We always read Kosher Blog. It is a great place to visit, and they always have good stuff there. The other day, we found a link there to a great recipe in the Boston Globe. We reproduce it here for your pleasure. Festive fruit kugel April 5, 2006 Margarine or butter (for the dish) 4 Continue Reading »
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