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A 12th-Century Jewish Explorer Inspiring Today’s Glatt Kosher Vacations
The Spirit of Jewish Exploration Jewish history is full of journeys, both voluntary and forced. Travel and glatt kosher vacations have always shaped the Jewish experience. It began with God's command to Abraham to leave his homeland. Then came waves of Jewish...
Chicken Piccata
Chicken Piccata is a classic Italian dish that combines tender chicken breasts with a tangy lemon-caper sauce, creating a delightful balance of savory and zesty flavors. Perfect for weeknights or special occasions, this recipe brings authentic taste to your table with...
The Rabbinic Travelers: A Historical Prelude to Your Next Kosher Tours
Jewish history and kosher tours are filled with fascinating figures. Sometimes, studying a group reveals more interesting insights than looking at one person. One such group is the Nehutei. This term describes Jewish scholars who journeyed between Israel and Babylonia...
Discover the Yellow Ribbon on Your Next Jewish Vacation
Most people, especially those born after 1970, may not know its origins or its special Jewish link. So, let’s take a moment to explore this powerful symbol and the unexpected role it plays in Jewish history today. In Israel today, the yellow ribbon is a symbol of...
Meals on Keels
Slogging down the Amazon or breaking ice in Antarctica? The gourmet meals are on Malcolm Green Photos: Elchanan Kotler, Personal archives When caterer Malcolm Green and his wife Diane made aliyah nearly four decades ago, he faced a tough market with little...
Tiramisu
Tiramisu appears to have been invented in the late 1960s or early 1970s, but where and when exactly is unclear. Some believe the recipe was derived from sbatudin, a simpler dessert made of egg yolks and sugar. TIRAMISU Ingredients: 500 gr Mascarpone 500 gr...