Recipes

Not sure what to cook for the guests coming over this weekend? Or looking to feed your stubborn children some vegetables with a clever cooking hack? Well, I have a recipe for everything. From lip-smacking breakfast, dips, mains to desserts, if you love to cook, this is just where you should be.

Bread Recipes

Deserts

Healthy recipes

Soups

Vegetarian

Chicken Adana Recipe

I had Chicken Adana for the first time a few weeks ago at a Turkish restaurant and asked the waiter about the ingredients. It’s a habit and hobby of mine to start conversations with waiters

Moroccan Jam Cookie Sandwiches

Typically cut into rounds, these biscuits à la confiture can also be shaped into stars, leaves or any design imaginable. Hearts for Valentine’s Day would be oh so pretty. The cookies themselves are sheer buttery

Chicken, Wild Rice & Kale Casserole Recipe

Chicken, Wild Rice & Kale Casserole

I love it when I can whip up a dinner with pantry staples that are neither planned for nor fancy. Okay, to be honest, I like fancypants ingredients but most of the time I like

Meatballs with Celery and Saffron

Along with skhina, tagine of meatballs with celery is a chabbat dish. Its origins take us to Tangiers, a city in northern Morocco which hosted some of the first Jewish settlers due to its proximity to

Lemony Beef and Fennel Tagine Recipe

Lemony Beef and Fennel Tagine

I’m fond of seasonal fruits and vegetables and am always anticipating their arrival. But…I also love those perennial crops that are humbly available throughout the year yet don’t fail to make me excited in any

Gluten-free Buckwheat Flatbread

Gluten-free Buckwheat Flatbread

Love the nuttiness and slight bitterness of buckwheat? Looking for a gluten-free bread for your sandwiches, dips and morning toast? This recipe is for you. I’m only about 80 to 90% gluten-free. Have you heard

Lamb and Carrot Tagine

Lamb and Carrot Tagine

It’s time for a tagine again! As soon as the weather starts cooling off a bit, I feel the need for a comforting, all-in-one-pot tagine—the salad dinners simply don’t cut it anymore and I find

Markat Hzina: Moroccan Salsa

Markat Hzina: Moroccan Salsa

Markat Hzina roughly translates to “sauce of the mourning widow”. At a time when women didn’t work outside the home, becoming widowed often meant being poor. This salsa earned this name because a widow often

How to Stuff Grape Leaves

How to Stuff Grape Leaves

Please welcome our guest, Sarah Melamed, from Food Bridge Fresh aromatic herbs, rice, a bit of olive oil, lemon juice. Just simple ingredients. Yet when this mixture is rolled within grape leaves a transformation occurs.