Seder, without going nutsPesach can be a tricky time for nut allergy sufferers, but there are substitutes3 min read
The Seder super bowlWe traditionally celebrate Tu B’shvat around the dinner table. So why is this night different from others?3 min read
How to make canapés that won't bite backEntertaining the canapé way is sociable and definitely less challenging on the host/hostess.3 min read
What is your child eating for lunch?Following the Jamie revolution, we assess secondary school dinners5 min read
Packed lunch gets taste-liftYour child’s lunches don’t have to be boring. We suggests some easy and nutritious alternatives to sandwiches.3 min read||October 15, 2009 09:18
Why ambiguity is key to kosher cookingBecause our food has been passed down from mother to daughter, there is actually no such thing as a definitive recipe.3 min read||September 24, 2009 10:17
Shavuot - the cream of all the festivalsThe one time in the year that we all get to eat guilt-free cheesecake3 min read||May 21, 2009 11:29
How good are your kids’ school dinners?We visited Jewish primary schools to investigate the quality of school meals on offer. The results ranged from outstanding to decidedly average3 min read||March 26, 2009 12:30
How kosher became a hot superstore labelHow the major chains are increasingly rethinking their food policies.2 min read||January 8, 2009 17:44
A festival to fry forThe evolution of Chanucah’s deep-fried, sugary and cheesy treats.2 min read||December 18, 2008 12:35
Which honey cake makes the cut?We put Rosh Hashanah honey cake to the test.3 min read||September 26, 2008 10:04
If it’s New Year, it’s apple cake... but why?Many of our festivals are associated with dishes.2 min read||September 4, 2008 13:20