by Randi Rom | Nov 8, 2019 | Arts & Life, Fish, Food, Pescatarian, Recipes, Seafood
Chef Langermann supervises Blackwall Barn & Lodge’s restaurant, catering and special events services. The restaurant showcases a farm-fresh, family-style (not plated) menu. Previously, he owned Langermann’s Restaurant in Canton, and served as corporate chef... read more
by Randi Rom | Oct 28, 2019 | Arts & Life, Food, Poultry, Recipes
Chef Hines is responsible for overseeing all food service operations at the Hotel Revival, Baltimore. Hines’ passion for the culinary world dates back to his pre-teen years when he learned the ins and outs of the kitchen at the Philadelphia restaurant where his... read more
by JTA | Apr 16, 2019 | Healthy, Low calorie, Low fat, Passover, Quick & Easy, Recipes, Spring, Vegan, Vegetarian
This article originally appeared on The Nosher. A colorful spring-inspired platter of roasted vegetables is the perfect side dish for your seder dinner or any time you are entertaining a crowd. For this particular mix, I chose a whole head of cauliflower, smaller... read more
by Sonya Sanford | Feb 28, 2019 | Dips, Healthy, Recipes, Spicy, Vegetarian
This article originally appeared on The Nosher. Basic tahini sauce is made with a mixture of tahini paste, water, lemon juice and garlic. Tahini paste itself is made from toasted ground sesame seeds. Both tahini paste and tahini sauces are staples of Israeli cooking.... read more
by Sonya Sanford | Feb 11, 2019 | Pastry, Recipes, Vegetarian
Piroshki are a popular Russian pastry of filled buns that are either baked or fried. Most piroshki are made with a soft yeasted dough that is enriched with egg, but some piroshki are made with a pastry dough of butter/margarine that becomes flaky when baked. The... read more
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