There are some goodies/snacks from my childhood that I periodically crave and since I’ve had a variation of Reese’s type candy for many years in a bar form, I thought I’d really prefer it in a ball shape. Why, you may ask? Cuz really it’s candy and this way you feel more virtuous only having […]
Now I’ve made this recipe many times in many different versions and frankly have loved them all but I decided to make this in the slow cooker/crockpot to see if I’d be as pleased with the results as cooking on the stovetop. Lemme tell you, if you have a slow cooker, do this. It’s ridiculously […]
Although now it seems like a faraway dream during Corona times, we used to occasionally go to the Jerusalem mall to Greg’s coffee shop on the top floor (although it’s changed hands since) and if you ordered the breakfast, one of the possible egg orders was an egg/tortilla wrap. Sorta. The thing you were served […]
So this is another one of those special cakes that takes a little more effort but looks beautiful and celebratory. It is rich in chocolate flavor but light and fluffy yet has this delicious rich chocolate topping that you don’t make separately, it’s actually part of the cake. In fact it’s another one of the […]
I confess, I salivate even as I write the name of this post. I looooove pickles and while I don’t snoot even the canned version, when you make your own it’s so satisfying and they taste like Gus’ pickles from the Lower East Side of New York City. My Germanic mom wasn’t all that into […]
This salad is the sort you see everywhere in Israel, a simple yet delicious salad (no you don’t have to roast and peel the red peppers) with most of the work done passively in the oven – you simply roast the eggplant and bell pepper in the oven till completely soft and just add a […]
I’ve mentioned many times that me n DH grew up in New York and we have certain items we remember fondly, amongst them are what are known as English Muffins. This was a treat that we would get, it (at the time) was only Thomas’ English Muffins and you toasted them and ate them with […]
My friend Lisa (my next-door neighbor) called me one evening to ask if I’d like to buy a cookbook that her in-law wrote. Now her in-law is someone I knew since she and her husband had a wonderful shop a few blocks away from our office of rich and amazing desserts with quiches etc. But […]
This is an old Hungarian recipe, and something of a national dish. DH and I were on a visit to Budapest, a lovely city, where we were served this in the local kosher restaurant with spaetzle, and we were so enamoured of it that I was inspired to recreate it. This is a very hearty […]