Another recipe for our Mekong cruise next year. This glatt kosher recipe generally uses chicken wings. However, I have written it for chicken legs, which is more us than Cambodian. My last recipe was very simple to prepare, this one though. Slab Muon Baok (Cambodian...
It’s hard to believe that next May 2027, we will be running our fifth Mekong River Cruise. On every Mekong cruise we have experienced something new and exciting. Whether starting in Vietnam of in Cambodia, the scenery and the people have been wonderful. Next year our...
This Italian Lentil Ragout with Parmesan is a great alternative to Pasta Bolognaise. You can keep it vegan by not using the cheese, A banging meatless dinner. Ingredients: 2 tins lentils 2 tablespoons olive oil 1 small onion diced 2 medium carrots diced 2 to 3 stalks...
Japan isn’t usually the first place people think of when it comes to Jewish migration. In the mid-19th century, Japan slowly opened up to the West. During this time, Nagasaki turned into an unexpected home for a small, lively Jewish community. This short chapter...
The history of Jewish exploration features a fascinating figure from the 9th century: Eldad Hadani, or Eldad Hadanite. Claiming to be a member of the lost tribe of Dan, Eldad appeared in Kairouan, in present-day Tunisia, in the year 883. He told the local Jewish...
The Jewish presence in China is a fascinating part of Jewish history. Jewish communities are often linked to Europe, Israel, or North America. However, the Jews of China show a unique blend of cultures that developed over centuries. The Kaifeng community is one of the...
