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Hamin macaroni with chicken
Israeli, Main course, Passover, Sephardi, Shabbat

Sephardi chicken and potato stew (Sofrito)

In Latin America and Spain, sofrito is a tomato and garlic or onion base for many dishes. But for Israeli-Sephardi […]

Meat stuffed potato in tomato sauce mafroum m'batab batata
Libyan, Main course, Shabbat, Tunisian

Tunisian meat stuffed potato (mafroum, m’battan batata)

Mafroum is an irresistible dish of meat stuffed potato (like a sandwich,) fried and then cooked in tomato sauce. It […]

Israeli style schnitzel
Israeli, Main course, Shabbat, Yom Ha'Atzmaut

Israeli style schnitzel

Chicken breast schnitzel is Israeli kids’ favorite dish, next to mashed potatoes and a bottle of ketchup. It’s a simple, […]

Lamb and pistachio kebab
Arab, chef's recipe, Israeli, Main course, Yom Ha'Atzmaut

Middle Eastern lamb and pistachio kebab

Kebab (or kifteh) is probably the most popular dish to grill in the Middle East. No wonder, as the ground […]

Butternut squash, chicken and harissa rice
Israeli, Main course, Palestinian, Rosh Hashanah, Shabbat, Sukkot, Yom Kippur

Butternut Squash, Chicken and Harissa Rice

A fall variation of a classic Palestinian upside-down rice dish, originally made with layers of eggplant and cauliflower.

Lamb kebab in tahini and tomato salsa
Feature story, Main course, Palestinian, Yom Ha'Atzmaut

Lamb Kebab in Tahini Sauce or Jews and Muslims Break Bread Together at Iftar Feast

“At 8:11 the sun will set and all the Muslims in the room will turn into Christmas trees,” Said Imam […]

Ashkenazi, Israeli, Rosh Hashanah, Soups, Sukkot, Yom Kippur

Quick Kreplach with a trick in pho-chicken soup

You could always tell the time of year by looking at my Polish grandmother Rachel’s chicken soup: If it was […]

Ashkenazi, Italian, Kitniyot (legume) free, Passover, Polish, Rosh Hashanah, Soups, Yom Kippur

Chicken and White Wine Soup With Spinach Matzo balls

An Italian-inspired delicacy, perfect for any Jewish holiday. If you’re making this soup for Passover, you can keep the celeriac […]