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Time to Think Stuffing!
Famous pairs: Adam and Eve, Ben and Jerry, Bert and Ernie, Batman & Robin, wine and cheese, corned beef and rye…and of course, turkey and stuffing. At Thanksgiving, most Americans consider the stuffing just as important as the turkey! Some call it dressing; some put it inside the turkey and some serve it on the side. Stuffing can be fruity, savory, made of rice, farfel, matzoh meal, cornbread, bread crumbs, quinoa and more. It can be parve, meat, or even gluten-free. Many stuffing recipes are family heirlooms, passed down from a grandmother’s or bubbie’s kitchen, or can be simply made from a convenient stuffing mix. We are presenting some of our favorites, including some packaged choices. Enjoy! ... And by the way, do send us a recipe for your favorite stuffing. Thankgiving Day is November 28! Gobble, Gobble!
Gaga's Heirloom Stuffing
Wild Rice Cranberry Apple Stuffing
Gluten Free Wild Rice Stuffing
Classic Bread Stuffing
Daphne Oz‘ Mushroom & Vegetable Stuffing
Challah Stuffing
Chestnut Stuffing
Easy Corn-Bread Stuffing
Herbed Thanksgiving Slow Cooker Stuffing
Herbed Stuffing with Jack's Kosher Gourmet Sausage
10 Wines to Toast the New Year
Looking back through the 20th century, sweet wines such as Manischewitz or Mogen David concord wines were found on just about every Jewish Yom Tov table. However, due to the entrepreneurial vision of the Herzog family, hundreds of kosher wines are now available and enjoyed year round. The kosher wine palette has become selective and sophisticated . Kosher wines are produced and enjoyed from vineyards and wineries around the world including Italy, New Zealand, Australia, Spain, France, Argentina, Chile, and of course, Israel and California.
As Yom Tov approaches, we will be presenting a series of articles, and highlighting some wine favorites. The reviews and descriptions include those by experts, wine vintners and KosherEye tasters.
Gabe Geller, Director of PR and Wine Education Manager for Royal Wine, recently shared some of his wine insights and observations. He reports that " the new releases, produced by innovative newcomers and venerated estates alike, are really something to get excited about. "Whether we’re talking about Herzog wines from California, Terra di Seta wines from Tuscany, Elvi wines from Spain, or Netofa from Israel, it’s clear that today’s kosher wines can compete with any other top-rated label. Quality is everything. Drinking kosher wine is no longer a compromise in quality.”
KosherEye Shavuos Cookbook
Our Most Popular Recipes
Meatless, Dairy or Parve
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Yes, we've made these. Yes they are fabulous. Most can be made dairy or parve. If you have questions, we are here to answer them. Share your comments below or send them to contactus@koshereye.com.
1. "Crabmeat" Quiche - dairy
2. Easy Eggplant Parmesan Casserole
3. Julie's Caesar salad dressing –parve
4. Caesar salad dressing – dairy
5. Salmon with Fried Onions- parve
6. Dairy Noodle Kugel for a Crowd- by Estee Kafra
7. Deluxe Noodle Kugel by Tina Wasserman
8. Risotto- KosherEye signature recipe – parve or dairy
9. Roasted Corn Chowder by Pam Reiss – parve or dairy
10. Creamy Butternut Squash Soup by Mark Bittman - dairy
11. Beet Salad with goat cheese - dairy
12. Cinnamon Buns with Cream Cheese Glaze by Susie Fishbein- dairy
13. Strawberry Bread – The Amish Cook's Baking Book
14. Whole Wheat Honey Bread by Red Star Yeast
15. Meme's Biscuits by Virginia Willis - dairy
16. Ice Cream Pie – KosherEye Signature Recipe Parve or dairy
17. Cheesecake Pie in a Hurry– A KosherEye Family recipe - dairy
18. Cheesecake The Mile End Cookbook - dairy
19. Chocolate Lasagna – parve or dairy
20. Chocolate Ice Cream, Philadelphia Style by David Lebovitz
Ready, set, pack the car! So you're renting a beach or mountain place and going on a road trip to get there. For the kosher family, this can be a big challenge. In addition to leisure gear to enjoy at the destination, your kosher kitchen has to come along. If you're like many families we know, dining out opportunities are rare, and even if you are in the heart of Miami Beach or the Catskills, home cooking is preferred at least some of the time. Eating in - saves money, saves time, and is usually healthier and more leisurely with a family.e compiled a list of what to bring, and what not to bring along. The KosherEye team usually heads to a beach in the summer...and has had many years of experience in stocking a vacation condo. We're primarily sharing cooking related tips, but have also provided a few general tips for other vacation packing.
Before we rent a unit, the first question we ask: Is the oven self-cleaning? As soon as we arrive we check the oven, and press that cleaning button!
Do remember that the Dollar store is your friend. Almost all of the items listed in the must bring section are available for $1 each. We are ardent fans of Dollar Tree stores. Remember, we are not looking for top quality kitchen tools or longevity, we are looking for 2 weeks of functionality. However, if you plan to be a regular vacation renter, you may want to upgrade and keep your vacation supplies from year to year. Many frequent travelers purchase 2-3 large tubs and keep dairy, parve and meat kitchenware in storage in the labeled tubs.
We take along insulated bags and re-usable ice packs to store our transportable foods and to use at our destination as well.
If possible, pre-plan your menu to ensure that you have the right kitchen supplies. If you plan to serve both meat and dairy, take along the correct implements and serving tools.
Add the KosherGPS app to your available phone apps
We welcome YOUR travel suggestions to add to our list. This resource will be ongoing and permanently accessible and printable.
Kosher Road Trip Packing List 
Passover Guides 2019
Some kashrut agencies have released their 2019 Passover guides,
including information about items that can be used without special Passover certification.
We will be updating our listings as additional consumer guides become available.
Three versions of the OU 2019 Passover Guide are available:
1. The OU 2019 Passover Guide - Online Version is available HERE
2. PDF copies of the OU 2019 Passover Guide sections may be downloaded HERE
3. You may order the printed version of the OU 2019 Passover Guide HERE:
The OU 2019 guide is available. Click HERE to see ordering information. If you are an OU member and you already receive OU's Jewish Action magazine, the guide was mailed along with the spring issue of Jewish Action. Online Passover information is available on the OU website at https://oukosher.org/passover/. Also, the OU app gives you access to Passover 2019 information.
For Star-K Passover Directories, Guides, Abridged Web Edition,
and more, click here: Star-K 2019 Passover Directories and Information
Click Here for the CRC Passover 2019 Guide
Click Here for Canada's Passover 2019 Magazine
OK Passover Information Coming Soon
Click Here for the OK Passover Information
Click HERE for Kashrut.com Passover 2019 Information.
Chabad
Click HERE for Chabad's 2019 Printable Passover Guide
Trader Joe's Products
Click HERE to see Trader Joe's items certified kosher for Passover
by the Kosher Check Kashrut Agency
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