Shannon Sarna

Shannon Sarna is the former editor of The Nosher. Shannon grew up in upstate New York immersed in performance and music as well surrounded by diverse culinary experiences: Her Sicilian-American mother loved to bake, her Ashkenazi-Jewish father loved to experiment, and her grandfather was a food chemist who patented Tang among other products. Her writing and recipes have been featured in Bake from Scratch Magazine, Parade Magazine, Tablet Magazine, JTA News, New Jersey Monthly Magazine, Vinepair and Modern Loss. She graduated from Smith College in Northampton, MA with a degree in Comparative Government and Spanish Language and Literature and lives in South Orange, NJ with her husband, daughters and rescue dogs, Otis and Babka. Her first cookbook, Modern Jewish Baker: Challah, Babka, Bagels and More, was released in September 2017 by Countryman Press. To see what Shannon is cooking and eating, follow her on twitter @shasarna and on Instagram.


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Articles by Shannon Sarna

Chocolate Halva Donuts

Move over cupcake, there’s a new trendy dessert in town and her name is the donut. Don’t get me wrong ...

How to Make Your Own Delicious Burgers–and Fancy Toppings–at Home

The hamburger, and definitely the cheeseburger, is arguably the most iconic American food. You would be hard pressed to find ...

Marbled Rye Challah

Using an overnight starter gives depth of flavor and slight tang to this challah.

Gluten-Free Chocolate Chip Cheesecake

Three desserts in one — and all kosher for Passover.

Pistachio and Apricot Macaroons

These light and sweet cookies will be so pretty as part of any Passover dessert spread.

VIDEO: How to Make Sephardi Haroset

Think apples and cinnamon is the only way to go? A whole other world of harosets is out there.

FREE STUFF: Selection of Kosher Meat from Grow and Behold

Sure, you’ve got your seder menu all planned. But as the week of Passover continues we can all get bored ...

VIDEO: How to Make Ashkenazi Haroset

One of the most popular ways that North American Jews enjoy haroset.

Eating My Way Through Yemen, Philly, Tel Aviv and NYC

I am more often found in my own kitchen working on recipes than out and about eating at restaurants, but ...

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