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Tag Archives: Jewish
Three Salad Dressings For the Summer
I am in total Grandma mode with my food and recipes these days…I am not really measuring, I’m cooking for love not for perfection…forgive me but its just the mood I’m in….im trying to sell a book 🙂 So just … Continue reading
Happy Rosh Hoshanah/5777!
http://myjewishdetroit.org/2016/09/michael-twitty-a-kosher-soul/ I’m probably praying right now, but enjoy this piece by Vivian Henoch about my journey from My Jewish Detroit, it even has a link to a recipe. Happy New Year to my fellow Jews and to all Muslim friends everywhere … Continue reading
#GivingDecember special: The (Non-Jewish) Black Person’s Guide to Surviving Hannukah
#GivingDecember is traditionally for non-profits, but it’s a time when the little guy like me has to make a plea too. Let me share an email with you I just received today: “​Mr.​T​witty my name is Malik and I would … Continue reading
Posted in Cultural Politics, Jewish Stuff, Pop Culture and Pop Food
Tagged #givingtuesday, African American Jews, babka, Chanukah, chicken, Hannukah, holiday season, Jewish, Latkes
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Toledo Blade
http://m.toledoblade.com/Food/2015/03/24/Soul.html Recipes from the real Koshersoul! Enjoy! Thanks to Rose Russell from the Toledo Blade for bringing my recipes and story to life! Happy Pesach!
Posted in African American Food History, Diaspora Food Culture, Events and Appearances, Food People and Food Places, Jewish Stuff, The Cooking Gene
Tagged Black Jews, brisket, chicken, Compote, Jewish, kosher soul food, Koshersoul, Passover, Pesach, Rose Russell, Seder, soul food, Southern food, Southern Jews, Toledo Blade
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Shavuot Is Coming–Look Hungry! A KosherSoul approach…
So you’ve probably heard of Hannukah, Passover, Rosh Hoshanah and Yom Kippur. Well on the evening of June 3rd through the evening of June 5th, I will be celebrating the Jewish holiday of SHAVUOT (SHAH-VOO-OH-T) If you’re Ashkenazi your grandparents … Continue reading
Posted in African Food Culture, Diaspora Food Culture, Events and Appearances, Jewish Stuff, Recipes, Scholars, Elders and Wise Folk, The Cooking Gene
Tagged Black Jews, blintzes, chai, cheesecake, collard lasagna, dairy, feta, hibiscus, Jewish, Judaism, Koshersoul, mango, Shavuot, syrup, Torah, Watermelon, watermelon feta salad
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The Best of Afroculinaria
The Best of Afroculinaria I have a lot of new followers and friends who lead busy lives and may not have had a chance to wade through the blog…so I decided to post my top ten favorite posts of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Andrew Zimmern, cotton, Henry Louis Gates, Jewish, Passover, recipes, soul food, Southern food, vegetables
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