jewish food
The Best Jewish Food Cookbooks (for Noshing Your Way Through the Holidays)
From classic to innovative, these Jewish cookbooks will teach you how to make Israeli street food, West African-inspired brisket, and way, way more.
Cabrito al Pastor Is the Product of Northern Mexico's 16th-Century Jewish Roots
A specialty of Coahuila, cabrito al pastor features tender goat meat with extra crispy skin.
A Guide to the Sleeper Hits of the Jewish Deli
As a Nice Jewish Girl, I was raised on an assortment of nose-to-tail shtetl classics that never made it mainstream.
This Pastrami Crunchwrap Gives Jewish Deli Food the Taco Bell Treatment
And it's the drunk food of your dreams.
This Deli Serves Aggressively Un-Kosher Food in Miami’s Most Jewish Neighborhood
People crowd into Josh’s Deli for offerings like the the Jewban, an unholy Jewish-Cuban alliance with pastrami, Swiss cheese, pickles, and pork.
Hot Cross Babka Might Be an Unholy Union, But It’s Delicious
London cafe The Good Egg has combined the traditional Jewish cake with Easter hot cross buns.
Rabbi Suggests That Lab-Grown Pork Might Be Kosher
New food technology could call for revising—or at least clarifying—some of Judaism's oldest rules.
Cacio e Pepe Kugel Is the Italian-Jewish Hybrid We Didn't Know We Needed
You'll want these cheesy baked noodles from Lilia chef Missy Robbins in your comfort-food arsenal.
These 11 Delicious Hanukkah Recipes Will Keep Your Menorah Lit AF
From cream-filled doughnuts and weed latkes to noodle kugel and short ribs, we've got you covered all eight nights of the Festival of Lights.
Inside Mexico City's Jewish Food Paradise
Salami enchiladas and jalapeño-topped matzo ball soup are just the beginning.
The Peculiar Struggle of Toronto's Kosher Restaurants
Despite the city now hosting more kosher restaurants than ever, some still strain to attract Orthodox Jewish customers as Toronto competes with kosher eating hubs like New York City.
Inside the Jewish Deli Where Challah Comes with a Side of History
“Jewish food is my childhood,” says Mark Ogus of Monty’s Deli in East London. “It means food that carries a historical weight. Every time we make challah or salt beef and it’s made by hand, it’s a continuation of history.”