Archive For The “Pareve Recipes” Category
Most people I know don’t buy pumpkin regularly. I get that — it’s not milk, it’s not potatoes, and it’s not pasta. But pumpkin is one of those ingredients that gets a high mark for versatility. It’s wonderful in dips, sauces, soups, drinks, and baked goods. I know you can buy it in a can [...]
This recipe and story first appeared in the March 18, 2013 edition of “From Tali’s Kitchen,” my biweekly cooking column in Binah magazine. I was a year out of seminary when the first of my high school friends got engaged, and I quickly became acquainted with the exciting world of l’chaims, vorts, bridal showers, and [...]
This is no. 2 in a series of recipes that I’ll be testing and sharing from Deb Perelman’s The Smitten Kitchen Cookbook. Deb’s ridiculously popular blog gets millions of page views every month, so if you somehow haven’t yet seen it…you should probably take a peek. Previously from The Smitten Kitchen Cookbook: Peas & shells alfredo [...]
The Kosher Baker: Chocolate amaretto truffles (Plus: March Kosher Connection linkup!)
By Tali Simon | March 18, 2013
This is #2 in a series of recipes that I’ll be testing and sharing from Paula Shoyer’s cookbook on pareve baking, The Kosher Baker. I was provided with a review copy of the book, but my opinions are my own. You can learn more about Paula’s work at In Paula’s Kitchen. Previously from The Kosher Baker: Chocolate candy [...]
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