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Rice Pudding
Once I am onboard one of our riverboats or expedition ships, my most important tool is a teaspoon. With that teaspoon (which is constantly washed a sterilized), I taste every stage of every item of food that leaves the galley. One of the items on our recent...
Chicken Marengo
According to a popular myth, the dish was first made after Napoleon defeated the Austrian army at the Battle of Marengo at Marengo south of Alessandria, Italy, when his chef Dunard foraged in the town for ingredients (because the supply wagons were too distant) and...
Chicken Katsu in Sweet and Sour Sauce
Once again, we are looking at various recipes we will be featuring on our Japan & Korea cruise next year. Apart from Japanese and Korean dishes we will be serving our usual great variety of our modern Jewish cuisine, plus some old favorites. A very simple, but...
Thai Fishcakes with Sweet and Sour Cucumber Pickle
In this blog post, we’re excited to explore the delightful flavors of Thai fishcakes paired with a refreshing sweet and sour cucumber pickle. Perfect for your kosher river cruise, this vibrant dish is not only a taste of Southeast Asia but also a celebration of fresh...
Hot Passion Fruit Souffles
Breaking off from recipes for our upcoming cruise around Japan and Korea, a quick (or not so quick, Pesach recipe for Chol Hamoed. Hot Passion Fruit Souffles Ingredients Softened, unsalted butter for greasing 120gr caster sugar, and extra for coating 12 passion fruit...
Illuminating Jewish History: The Radiance of the Rishonim
Welcome to a journey through the vibrant tapestry of Jewish history, where we uncover the radiant brilliance of the Rishonim, or the "first ones." It is a chapter in time that pulses with wisdom, innovation, and a profound dedication to understanding the divine...