How to fake a pork chop.
The old roots of a recent Jewish fad.
Two moments of Italian Jewish distinctiveness.
Sunday—potatoes, Monday—potatoes . . .
How honey became part of Jewish culture.
Bokser smells like Limburger cheese. It’s also an embodiment of Jewish vitality and endurance.
An acclaimed food writer and culinary historian knew that to understand Jewish food was to understand Judaism itself.
Jerusalem’s teeming outdoor market, not long ago in terminal decay, has been turned into a vibrant meeting place of peoples, religions, cultures—and foods.