Parsnips look like white carrots and are very sweet. They have a center core which softens completely in chicken soup. In this recipe, I boil them until they are crisp-tender. The outside of the parsnips become soft; but the core, depending on how thick it is, remains hard. I like […] The post Glazed Parsnips appeared first on Kosher By Gloria ..read more

Ever wonder how Coleslaw got its name. According to Wikipedia: “The term “coleslaw” arose in the 18th century as an anglicisation of the Dutch term “koolsla” (“kool” in Dutch sounds like “cole”) meaning “cabbage salad”. The “cole” part of the word ultimately derives from the Latin caulis, meaning cabbage.” Whether […] The post Coleslaw appeared first on Kosher By Gloria ..read more

I was asked to share the following information about this important health initiative taken on by JScreen and Manischewitz. JScreen and Manischewitz Join Forces to Celebrate the Holiday Season and Support College Students Atlanta, GA –December 2023 – As Chanukah approaches, JScreen, a national non-profit public health initiative dedicated to […] The post JScreen & Manischewitz appeared first on Kosher By Gloria ..read more

Don’t use cooking wine or an old bottle of dried Tarragon for this sauce. This White Wine and Tarragon Sauce depends on a dry, crisp, white wine and the fresh color and flavor of a new bottle of dried tarragon. White Wine and Tarragon sauce adds a delicate and delicious […] The post White Wine and Tarragon Sauce appeared first on Kosher By Gloria ..read more

I make this Asparagus and Celery Root Soup with white asparagus rather than green. White asparagus have a more delicate flavor than green and allow the flavor of the mild celery root to come through. Fresh white asparagus are only available during Spring. I remember how excited my Mother used […] The post Asparagus and Celery Root Soup appeared first on Kosher By Gloria ..read more

I can’t remember where I first ate Chopped Eggs and Onions. It could have been at a hotel in the Catskills or at an older relative’s house. All I know is that I loved it. It’s completely different from Egg Salad. There’s no celery and no mayonnaise. In the old […] The post Chopped Eggs and Onions appeared first on Kosher By Gloria ..read more

I find Roasting a Pumpkin to be easy and very satisfying. The best pumpkins to roast are Sugar Pumpkins. They have a sweet and mellow flavor that is perfect for pies. Yes, you can use canned pumpkin for pumpkin recipes; but where’s the fun in that? Roasting a Pumpkin rather […] The post Roasting a Pumpkin appeared first on Kosher By Gloria ..read more

I love Leek Quiche. Leeks have a milder and more mellow flavor than onions. When they’re sautéed, the leeks just seem to melt into the custard filling. Leeks also mix beautifully with other vegetables. I often reduce the amount of leeks by a cup or two and substitute them with […] The post Leek Quiche appeared first on Kosher By Gloria ..read more

I grew up eating Halibut Salad. It was on our Thursday rotation of fish meals. Halibut is a firm white fleshed fish that has a very mild flavor. It’s actually whiter than other white fleshed fish like snapper or flounder. I think that’s what makes it so pretty as a […] The post Halibut Salad appeared first on Kosher By Gloria ..read more

Heirloom Tomato and Peach Salad made from nature’s heirloom tomatoes of all colors mixed with juicy ripe peaches and creamy avocado is a treat for the eyes and palate. Add a little fresh basil with a squeeze of fresh lemon and some olive oil and you have a spectacular Summer […] The post Heirloom Tomatoes and Peach Salad appeared first on Kosher By Gloria ..read more