Tag: food
Thomas Jefferson’s biscuits
Rocky Mountain JewNov 23, 2016
We have a special recipe for you this Thanksgiving. It comes to us from City Tavern in Philadelphia via IJN columnist Linda Berrettini-McGiness, who has been keeping us...
Gefilte Manifesto: Beet Pickles, tested
Rocky Mountain JewSep 22, 2016
There’s a brief discussion in The Gefilte Manifesto, a new cookbook featured in the IJN’s Rosh Hashanah Foods section this week, about what to do with leftover...
Poll: Your favorite Rosh Hashanah food
Rocky Mountain JewAug 25, 2016
We know, we know, Palisade peaches, Rocky Ford cantaloupe and Olathe corn are all pouring into the grocery stores, but in the Jewish world, with Rosh Hashanah being so...
Shavuot Southern style
Shana GoldbergJun 06, 2016
It’s funny where Google Suggest — combined with typos — can take you. One that always gets me is “cheesecake.” I mistype and suddenly I’m searching for...
Super grain salads (II)
Rocky Mountain JewAug 06, 2015
Cooking in the IJN test kitchen continues! We tried the second of the super grains summer salads, this one with an Asian twist, featuring grilled vegetables in a...
Super grain salads (I)
Rocky Mountain JewJul 30, 2015
Did you notice the fabulous sounding and looking recipes we ran in our July 17 issue? They came to us courtesy of Pereg Gourmet, an Israeli food company that specializes...
Passover Foods, tested: Quinoa cakes
Rocky Mountain JewApr 09, 2014
Heavenly little pillows of flavor and crunch! Honestly, we were surprised at how much we liked these crunchy quinoa cakes. They were absolutely beautiful, with a glean...
Colorado’s Jewish cookbook roots
Rocky Mountain JewMar 07, 2014
Did you know that the first known Jewish charity cookbook was published by Temple Emanuel, back in 1888? We discovered this through the most unlikely of sources: Family...
Rosh Hashanah in the summer: Tomato-corn sauté
Rocky Mountain JewAug 28, 2013
We promised you another recipe from our Rosh Hashanah’s Foods section, and here it is. Like the Palisades Peach Shortcake dessert in our previous posting, this...