I’m always scouting for new things to try and prepare cuz it’s how I roll but I’m fussy about my brownies. Now I have a copycat Duncan Hines brownie recipe on the blog but I branch out from time to time and this recipe pleases me. The double chocolate is both cocoa and melted chocolate […]
A few years ago, I was visiting in Gibraltar and on Shabbat afternoon Paulette and I walked over to visit with our friend Estrella. She is a terrific cook (I’ve posted other recipes on the blog she’s given me, such as Gazpacho a la Estrella) and whenever we go over to her house I know […]
I was all psyched to make chicken in teriyaki sauce, opened my cupboards and what did I find? I didn’t, no teriyaki sauce! Aargh, how frustrating. Okay, I decided it was high time to just learn to make my own. Now I knew the basics, soy sauce, ginger, garlic etc. but I figured I would […]
As I’ve mentioned in the past, salmon is one of my favorite “fast foods”. It’s quick and easy to prepare and can be made in endless interesting ways to tempt the palate. You can have it ready in about 30 minutes from start to finish, even less depending on the method of prep. I wanted […]
DH and I have very dear friends, Vivi and Steve, whom we have known since we got married (over 40 years ago! Whoa!). We have stayed in touch over the years, getting together whenever possible when they are in Jerusalem or we are in the States and have had the pleasure of hosting their kids […]
So, people, we are going through difficult times but life must go on and time and tide won’t stop the holiday from coming and ya gotta eat. So some sweet richness makes it a bit easier to muddle through. While I have a wonderful non-dairy recipe for rugelach from my in-law Rivky, I felt in […]
Aside from the fact that these have this wonderful marbled look to them which is both cool to look at and somehow tastes better too, these are a delightful snack or addition to a meal. These are nicely spiced but you can always up the spiciness, depending on your taste. A little more red pepper […]
I haven’t posted recently since DH and I have just returned from a short trip to the U.S. It was a bit shocking to see the changes there due to COVID, watching everyone walking around masked and Manhattan with about a third the regular number of people running around, shelves in stores empty etc. etc. […]
This technique works for pretty much any roast you will roast on your rotisserie grill and if you have a thermometer to check the meat’s temperature for true accuracy, even better. If you don’t have one, I can give you an approximation but know that it’s not exact. While I have made chickens on the […]