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Recipes for Jewish and Israeli holidays

Breakfast, Overnight dishes, Pastries & Breads, Shabbat, Yemeni

Kubaneh, Yemenite bread

Kubaneh is a Yemenite bread that traditionally is being baked overnight next to jachnoon (overnight rolls) and hard boiled eggs, […]

Appetizers, Pastries & Breads, Shavuot, Turkish

Gozleme, Turkish stuffed flat bread

 Gozleme is a traditional Turkish stuffed bread, made with a very simple dough. This quick pastry became very popular in […]

Appetizers, Breakfast, Israeli, Pastries & Breads, Sephardi, Shavuot

Sephardi cheesy biscuits (Boyikos)

Boyikos are small cheese biscuits that originate from the Sephardi cuisine of the Balkan (mainly Bulgaria) and Turkey. Boyikos are […]

Appetizers, Greek, Shavuot

Baked feta with honey, olive oil and sesame seeds

A warm Greek feta appetizer, topped with honey, olive oil and sesame seeds. Serve it with pita chips and veggie […]

Appetizers, Arab, Dips, pickles and relishes, Israeli, Rosh Hashanah, Vegetables

Roasted eggplant in labneh and pomegranate

For this recipe we’re using Italian eggplants, that are smaller and lighter than the common eggplant. You can use common […]

Deconstructed Nicoise salad
French, Kitniyot (legume) free, Main course, Passover, Salads, Tunisian, Vegetables

Deconstructed Niçoise Salad

Tunisian fricassee sandwich is made with tuna, potatoes, hard-cooked egg, olives and harissa or filfel-chuma (spicy paprika and garlic sauce). […]

Iraqi, Kitniyot (legume), Main course, Overnight dishes, Passover, Shabbat

Tbeet, a Jewish-Iraqi Shabbat overnight stew of chicken and rice

In her modest, shack-like home in southern Israel, my great aunt Toya served some of the best food I’ve ever […]

Kitniyot (legume), Passover, Persian

Sour Cherries, Pomegranate and Saffron Polow

The family of rice and meat stews named polow, or pilaf (or pilau, pulao, pilav) can be found throughout Asia […]

Appetizers, Grains & Legumes, Israeli, Main course, Sukkot, Tu BiShvat, Vegetables

This Sukkot, Celebrate the Fall Harvest With Stuffed Squash

The Festival of Tabernacles is about showing the bounty of the year’s final harvest. In the United States, squash are a classic symbol of that.