Keeping Kosher
New Kosher Food Truck in Philly!
Good news for the Jews of Philly — Max and David’s, a kosher restaurant in the Philadelphia area, will soon be ...
Best of the Crockpot
Admittedly, I am not much of a crock pot user. The only time we break ours out is for cholent ...
Pork: The Other Medicinal Remedy?
I’m not much of a pill popper, and am typically happy to explore alternative ways to solve (minor) physical ailments. ...
Top Jewish Food Trends of 2011
Another (secular) year is almost up, and it’s been a pretty good year for Jewish and kosher cuisine. We’ve had ...
Customer Service is Our #2 Priority
I grew up in Chicago, and my mother shopped at a variety of kosher butchers. That said, in Chicago, the ...
Are E-Books Kosher?
The post previously appeared on the MyJewishLearning/Jewish Book Council blog. Earlier this week, Wayne Hoffman wrote about a funny thing, the ...
Jewish Compassion for All Creatures
Several biblical laws are intended to cultivate humane, compassionate behavior toward animals.
Keeping Kosher: A Personal Perspective
Boundaries, rules, cravings, and keeping my kashrut fresh
Rav Kook Was Not a Vegetarian!
Among the many false claims about Rabbi Avraham Yitzkak HaCohen Kook is the assertion that he practiced vegetarianism.