Food & Dining

Andrew Zimmern: a man of unusual tastes

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He’s eaten cow spleen in Sicily, fish eyes in Samoa and chicken-fried squirrel in West Virginia. And now he’s coming to Baltimore. Andrew Zimmern, host...

A bubbe by any other name

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by Marjorie Norris Krevor WJW intern Being a baby boomer, I am at the age where my children are grown or married. In fact, as I...

Updated Passover classics

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Manischewitz truly is a Jewish mom's best friend (and I'm not talking about the wine). They've updated classic Passover recipes to meet modern palates...

The modern menu

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Call it b'shert, but the day I decided to treat my family to baby lamb chops for dinner was the day I received The Modern...

Celebrating the tastes of Shavuot

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Growing up in Denver in the 1950s and '60s, Shavuot was one of those holidays that only existed in my Hebrew schoolbooks. Sure, we...

Kitchen conversions

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Chef Todd Gray, owner of Equinox in the District, prepares his pistachio crusted loin of lamb with roasted garlic jus. Photos by Stacy Zarin Photos...

Updated Passover classics

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Manischewitz truly is a Jewish mom's best friend (and I'm not talking about the wine). They've updated classic Passover recipes to meet modern palates...

Voila! Hallah

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by Emily Jacobs Staff Writer Leah Hadad's story is one of hard work and dedication. Hadad, owner of Tribes a Dozen and creator of Voila! Hallah...

Good luck and get cookin’

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by Meredith Jacobs Managing Editor Now is your chance to prove that you could topple any "top chef." Upload your best original recipe (be certain the...

Book offers kosher cuisine that is ‘healthy, simple, stylish’

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Helen Nash, author of Kosher Cuisine and Helen Nash's Kosher Kitchen, has a wonderful New Year's present for kosher cooks everywhere. Available at bookstores...