This recipe is a great appetizer for Shabbat or any festive meal. I usually make half white (using rice papers) and half green (using green collards) wraps, both are delicious! Ingredients: 1 pack kosher rice papers 1 bunch large collard greens 2 bunches steamed asparagus homemade mayonnaise 3 cloves garlic, minced 1 pack smoked salmon … Read more
Enjoy a quick oven baked fries recipe. Who doesn’t love fries? As a kid fries were like a candy, and I know my kids love them as much as I do. We do however know how bad it is to deep fry our foods so here is a healthy and yummy way to enjoy delicious fries … Read more
Hi guys, Please read this if you are interested to get Fresh, Local Organic foods in the Thornhill area. I was asked to write a feedback about last’s years CSA by the coordinator and share it with my readers, so here it is! Last year Artur and I were subscribed to a CSA (community supported … Read more
I love latkes, but hate to the process of frying them! It’s stinky, greasy, messy and not healthy! Today I experimented with baking them and was surprised how yummy they came out. Here is how to make them: Carrot latkes: 6 Large carrots – grated a handful of dill – chopped a handful of parsley … Read more
7 health benefits of quinoa: 1) Quinoa is a complete protein, which means your body gets all the essential amino-acids it needs to build things like antibodies, enzymes, neurotransmitters, etc. Many people think we must eat meat or chicken in order to get enough protein in our diet, which is simply not true. 2) Quinoa … Read more
My journey in the kids’-friendly kitchen is continuing and this recipe was actually my daughter’s idea after reading a book about traveling to Israel. Dinosaur is traveling to Israel and eating a falafel in a pita at the Shuk 🙂 She said: “mommy let’s eat falafel today!”. Here is what I came up with: Baked … Read more
