Hanukkah doughnuts appear in bakeries and supermarkets shortly after the end of Sukkot in October, even though the pastry is traditionally eaten only during the Festival of Lights at the end of December. Most Israelis cannot resist not only the regular jam-filled doughnuts, but also the […]
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Has KFC's secret recipe finally been revealed?
A British television program that delves into the secrets of fast-food chains has revealed to its viewers a recipe it claims to be the "original" recipe of the legendary Colonel Sanders. A British television presenter named Alexis Conran has created an intriguing new series called "Secrets of the Fast-Food Giants." One of the episodes, without […]

No regrets: this is how you'll enjoy Shavuot with cheeses, pastries, and cakes without gaining weight.
For most of us, Shavuot is also a festival of cheeses, pies, and pastries. Those who can't do without meat will be thrilled by the change brought by creamy pasta and refreshing salads. Dairy meals have a "stigma" of being light, so some people think that this […]

Before summer, a daily tip to lose weight quickly: Proteins burn your calories!
It might be hard to believe, but weight loss starts with a good protein intake! Because, in fact, protein burns calories. It's important to know that 30% of the calories in protein aren't metabolized by the body; that's why a simple increase in […]

Golden Burger: The hamburger that's driving Jerusalem crazy!
In Jerusalem, we know that on every corner, you'll find kosher, special, and worthwhile places to visit. That's precisely why it's important for me to bring you new places you may not have been exposed to yet, so we've undertaken a review of the "Golden Burger," the new […]

A video tells the story of the different types of bread eaten on Shabbat around the world.
One Table, an organization that empowers men and women in their twenties and thirties to explore new rituals and build Jewish community through Shabbat dinner, has released a new episode in its 12-month video series. In collaboration with the Jewish Food Society, it showcases […]

How to get rid of your chametz: 5 Shabbat cake ideas using cookies
Here are 5 recipes for delicious, easy-to-prepare cakes that require no baking (if the oven is already clean) and will help you clear out all the biscuits and cookies in your kitchen. 1. A recipe with lotus cakes. It will be very hot this Shabbat, and a fresh and delicious dessert […]

How to make etrog liqueur? Here's the recipe!
Aside from the etrog blessing, is there anything else to do with this fruit? Did you know that the etrog is one of the five original citrus species that have not undergone genetic modification even when commercially cultivated, but its peel is thick, its seeds are large, and it has few […]

Three special bread recipes for Rosh Hashanah
Sweet Pomegranate-Shaped Rolls These sweet pomegranate-shaped rolls will be a hit on your Rosh Hashanah table. The rolls are delicious and add a festive and pleasant atmosphere to the holiday table. Ingredients for the recipe: 1 kg sifted flour, 2 tablespoons of yeast […]

Amid the egg shortage in Israel for Passover, Israeli chefs are preparing alternatives with great recipes!
Amid a continuing egg shortage linked to COVID-19 disruptions, some Israeli chefs are developing alternative Passover menus for customers and adapting meals specifically for those in quarantine. Eggs are considered a staple food during Passover, a week-long Jewish holiday that begins next week. During the […]

Knowing how to measure the different types of gelatins and gelling agents such as pectin
Food-grade gelatin. Powdered food-grade gelatin is the only type that is kosher. Powdered gelatin is dissolved in cold water, then added to a hot liquid before being allowed to cool. Its advantage? Precision! Use 10 g of powder to dissolve in 50 g of water. Note that some foods […]

Social networks existed long before Facebook, it's the Sabbath!
Friday night dinners (the eve of the Sabbath) are generally family meals with a social purpose. Jews didn't wait for Facebook to learn how to gather, talk, eat together, and share their ideas over a good meal. In addition to family favorites, and varying to some extent according to […]

