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In Jewish tradition, it is an age-old honor to be invited to the Rabbi's home, and especially a delight to sit at the Rabbi's table. A meal with the Rabbi and Rebbetzin is always inspirational and educational, a celebration of Shabbat and Yom Tov, of Torah and Jewish values, of life and community. Each recipe is special, plentiful, delicious, reflecting the past and celebrating the present.
Welcome to the Rabbi and Rebbetzin's table, a labor of love for us. In each column we will introduce you to a star, a Jewish Star, who will be sharing their favorite recipes, entertaining and cooking tips. We are pleased to introduce our new feature series, Recipes from the Rebbetzin.
Rabbi/Rebbetzin Shoshana Ohriner lives in Silicon Valley with her husband Rabbi Philip Ohriner and their two children. In addition to her work as as a food writer and the creator of the parve baking blog Couldn't Be Parve, Rabbi Shoshana loves connecting people to tradition and Judaism through...
Rabbi Abraham J. Twerski is internationally known as a prolific writer, a Torah scholar and lecturer, and a world respected psychiatrist. Twerski's clinical career specializes in addiction; much of his writing concerns self-improvement and Jewish ethical behavior. He co-authored the book, "A Taste...
By Rebbetzin Rifki Freundlich Rebbetzin Rifki Freundlich has been living in Atlanta for close to 12 years with her husband and children. Her husband Rabbi Yechezkel (warmly known as Rabbi Y) is the respected, popular and beloved associate rabbi at Congregation Beth Jacob. Rebbetzin Freundlich is...
Chabad of North Fulton, Georgia was established in 1998 as a center for meaningful Jewish engagement and enrichment. With joy, sincerity, warmth and a genuinely accepting environment, Chabad helps Jews strengthen their Jewish identity and deepen their connection to the Jewish community. Chabad...
The Bais Yaakov Cookbook is dedicated to the memory of the beloved Rebbetzin Batsheva Esther Kanievsky. The dedication, in part, shares that "The Rebbetzin was a tremendously unifying force in Klal Yisroel (The Jewish Community). Everyone came to her warm humble home, which pulsated with Kedusha...