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Tomato and Basil Chicken Breast
So, chicken breast, what can you do with it. Schnitzel, roulade, esterase?? Well, here a twist that will give you a moist, appetizing meal, both for the eye and the tummy. Looks like the preparation is long winded, but please check out below. Or come and taste it on...
From Ho Chi Minh City to Siem Reap: A Fruit Lover’s Mekong Adventure
Following the Mekong: From Ho Chi Minh City to Siem Reap, One Fruit at a Time. Join us on our fabulous Mekong River cruise and experience the most amazing variety of fruits The Mekong begins thousands of kilometres away in the Tibetan Plateau, but nowhere does...
Kosher River Cruises Presents: What Does the Temple at Tel Arad Reveal About Ancient Israelite Worship?
The history of ancient Israel was not always centered around Jerusalem. Before the First Temple was built, worship happened in many places across the land. A fascinating discovery from this period is the temple at Tel Arad. This archaeological site offers a unique...
Kosher Touring Presents: What Was the Ephod in Ancient Israel?
Among the sacred garments described in the Torah, few are as mysterious as the Ephod. In Parashat Tsav and related sections about the priestly service, the Ephod is one of the key garments of the High Priest. Yet despite its importance, the exact meaning of the word...
Potage Malakoff
I first came across this classic soup, created by Auguste Escoffier, whilst in Southeast Asia. I was catering a 14-day cruise, requiring 56 different soups. I was running out of ideas, so I asked the ship’s Executive Chef if he had an additional soup for me, so he...
Kosher Touring Presents: Why Were Clothes Such Valuable Gifts in the Torah?
In the Torah, gifts are rarely random details. For example, giving silver, livestock, land, or garments. Each item has deep cultural, emotional, and historical significance. One fascinating example appears when Joseph reunites with his brothers in Egypt. Among the...