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From US college life to Israeli kitchens: two friends turn Zionism and food into a growing brand
Tali Fisk and Janie Levitt left the University of Texas for Israel after October 7; now they are building a food and lifestyle brand that blends Israeli cooking, Jewish identity and a bridge between Israel and the Diaspora
Frozen treats for hot couples: five homemade ice creams to sweeten summer romance
We were told not to eat more than one egg a day. Is that still true?
Easy salmon fillet that still feels festive
A sunchoke salad with serious crunch that steals the show
Food
Hot from the oven: Israel’s top pizza spots
From thin-crust classics to pillowy Neapolitan pies and bold toppings like fried eggs, potatoes and onion chips, these are the Israeli pizzerias worth visiting for a slice, or three
Tiki Golan
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13:27 | 05.01.26
What is the 'kosher-style' restaurant trend reshaping Tel Aviv dining?
Born in American Jewish communities, ‘kosher-style’ is gaining traction in Tel Aviv; The model follows kosher kitchen rules without official certification, drawing traditional diners, curious food lovers and chefs betting the concept can also make business sense
Tiki Golan
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05:29 | 04.26.26
The healthiest food on a budget? Nutritionists pick lentils
The most accessible ‘superfood’ may also be the cheapest; lentils are considered highly nutritious in every variety; we looked at the differences, the common kitchen mistake and how to avoid stomach discomfort
Sapir Gordo
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13:07 | 04.24.26
$200 cuts and zero compromise: inside Israel’s 1% steak feast | Watch
Five premium dry-aged cuts, a 400°C grill-smoker and minimal seasoning define this high-end meat feast in Herzliya, where chef Matan Abrahams serves steaks costing hundreds of shekels in a setting far from the traditional Israel barbecue
Assaf Kamar
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22:50 | 04.22.26
Mood booster and more: 5 surprising health benefits from hummus
What hasn’t been said about one of Israel’s most popular foods? Comforting, flavorful and relatively affordable, hummus also turns out to be highly nutritious; here are five facts about hummus and diet worth knowing
Dr. Yael Benvenisti
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17:00 | 04.22.26
Glimpse into family menu of President Isaac Herzog, first lady Michal Herzog
Michal Herzog offers rare look inside life at Israel’s presidential residence, from childhood memories to state dinners in special Independence Day, Kan 11's TV episode
ynet Global
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09:30 | 04.22.26
Amid rocket fire, northern chefs keep kitchens alive, bet on Galilee cuisine comeback
As fighting disrupts daily life in northern Israel, 5 chefs describe shuttered restaurants, empty streets and constant sirens; still, they stay, cook and share Galilee flavors that bring comfort and hope in uncertain times
Tiki Golan
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06:43 | 04.20.26
This golden zucchini pizza is a total showstopper
A creamy, cheese-topped white pizza with shaved zucchini, ricotta, pine nuts and lemon zest, built on a cold-fermented dough and baked at high heat for a crisp, golden crust
Raheli Krut
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15:37 | 04.18.26
An Israeli startup wants to turn beer into a longevity drink
Rosalind says it has developed beer yeast that produces NAD+ during fermentation, aiming to tap demand for lower-alcohol functional drinks by pairing brewing technology with the fast-growing wellness market
Eitan Gefen
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12:44 | 04.18.26
Never pour it down the drain: the biggest mistakes we all make with cooking oil
It’s in nearly every kitchen, from emelets to cake, yet most of us get it wrong; why schnitzel turns greasy, which oil can ruin your steak, and when oil becomes toxic; also: plumber explains the habit that clogs your pipes
Sapir Gordo
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23:52 | 04.17.26
Take a bite in Florentin: hottest new spots worth trying
Unlikely pairing of brioche and hawaij, vegetarian Indian street food, wines that keep evolving in the bottle, global coffee and vinyl records making comeback alongside bold fashion; Tel Aviv’s Florentin neighborhood gets fresh boost with revamped complex full of intriguing new businesses
Amir Kaminer
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09:50 | 04.17.26
A taste of memory: the dishes we still long for
A 70-year-old wedding photo leads food writer Nira Russo back to her family’s survival from the destruction of Chelm’s Jewish community during the Holocaust, and to the flavors that endured, returning to the table across generations
Ruthie Rousso, Nira Rousso
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12:14 | 04.12.26
Crispy fries without the guilt? Scientists find way to cut oil with special combo
University of Illinois researchers say hybrid method cuts oil absorption and cooking time while keeping fries crispy, offering potential breakthrough for healthier fast food and large-scale production
ynet
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04:28 | 04.09.26
Simple and sweet: How to prepare classic Mimouna treats
Mimouna, a North African Jewish celebration marking the end of Passover, is known for its sweet treats; here are simple recipes for Moroccan sfenj and traditional mufleta served with butter and honey
ynet
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18:14 | 04.06.26
Quick ‘crack pie’ for Passover: simple kosher twist on the trendy dessert
A simple, kosher-for-Passover twist on the trendy American ‘crack pie,’ using holiday cookies in a way you likely haven’t tried before
Naama Ran
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02:16 | 04.06.26
'5,000 waiting for a table': Israeli chef’s New York restaurant becomes a sensation
With a charcoal grill and a high-end dining concept far from Levantine street fare, Nadav Greenberg’s Manhattan restaurant draws huge demand; 'I’m just a simple cook from Jerusalem,' he says
Tiki Golan
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10:05 | 04.04.26
Storage, timing and dosage: the mistakes that ruin your spices
Cumin in falafel and paprika in shakshuka are essential, but many use them wrong; Experts explain why jars should never sit above the stove, when to add spices to a pot, and how to tell if what’s in your cupboard is still usable
Sapir Gordo
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13:56 | 04.03.26
Chef Guy Gamzo to open new restaurant at iconic Manta Ray site despite war challenges
Amid the war with Iran, chef Guy Gamzo plans a new restaurant at the iconic Manta Ray site, reflecting on his rise from poverty, family trauma and dream of visiting his father’s homeland, Iran
Amir Kaminer
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08:01 | 04.02.26
Luxury gefilte fish: Israeli chef reinvents classic dish with gourmet twist
Some love it, others hate it, but chef Shahaf Shabtay’s luxury gefilte fish swaps carp for grouper and adds gold-like jelly; the taste impresses, but is it worth 100 shekels per patty?
Assaf Kamar
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13:17 | 04.01.26
A perfect Passover bite: Chocolate almond bars you’ll want waiting in your fridge
An easy, make-ahead Passover dessert with layers of chocolate and almonds that stay crisp in the fridge—if you can resist finishing it before guests arrive
Lior Mashiach
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05:22 | 04.01.26
Historic recipe journal reveals culinary life of Israel’s early pioneers
'Invaluable document': Written in 1927 and found decades later, pioneer Malka Artzi’s 'lost book' captures Passover traditions, agricultural life and the spirit of the Jezreel Valley’s founding generation.
Israel Moshkovitz
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22:08 | 03.31.26
Everyone will love them: 4 main dishes for Passover
Four hearty main dishes for the holiday table, including oven-roasted asado, lamb, beef shoulder and chicken casserole
ynet
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15:25 | 03.31.26
Iran shuts Tehran café chain over cups deemed hinting at Khamenei assassination
Officials say cups showed 'suspicious' imagery; company denies intent, says designs were made before war for Nowruz distribution
ynet
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14:45 | 03.29.26
Missing cake on Passover? These holiday desserts will sweeten your week
Kid-friendly cupcakes and classic pastries that are kosher for Passover; pastry chef Chen Cohen shares simple recipes perfect for holiday baking
ynet
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09:52 | 03.27.26
From the Golan to the plate: Israel’s rare wasabi meets a war-born burger
As fighting in the north hits tourism, a rare wasabi farm joins an initiative bringing northern food producers to central Israel; a bold new burger collaboration turns crisis into creativity and exposure for struggling businesses
ynet Global
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04:02 | 03.27.26
One pan, full Passover meal
Whole roasted stuffed chicken with golden potatoes underneath; add salads and soup for a complete holiday meal
Raheli Krut
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09:07 | 03.25.26
One of the best schnitzels we’ve had, and a full family meal to match
Tenne Deli delivers across central Israel and serves crowd-pleasing comfort food; the standout schnitzel, juicy rotisserie chicken and bright vegetarian stuffed vegetables make it a reliable option for families
Yehonatan Cohen
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14:49 | 03.22.26
‘We live on pizza’: founder eats 40-50 pizzas a month, turns hobby into 5-branch chain
What began as homemade pizzas during the COVID lockdown turned into a five-branch success story; Omer Simon and Chelsea Dayan turned passion into profit, building one of Israel’s most talked-about pizza brands from scratch
Tiki Golan
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19:08 | 03.20.26
One batter, two flavors: the lazy baker’s dream marble cake
This easy cream-based marble cake comes together by simply whisking the ingredients together, with ribbons of chocolate cake running through a soft vanilla batter; top with chocolate glaze and toasted coconut, or serve as is
Raheli Krut
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19:23 | 03.18.26
Where's the best place to order a burger in Tel Aviv? Viral series settling Israel’s tastiest debate
Content creator Shiraz Choklo wanted to settle an argument with her partner and solve a dilemma: which delivered burger is the best; She started filming tastings and ratings, her followers loved it and then the war came - and the whole thing escalated
Sapir Gordo
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12:24 | 03.17.26
Assaf Granit keeps his Michelin star: 'We’re doing something that’s bigger than food'
Paris restaurant Shabour has received a Michelin star for the 6th consecutive year; Granit: 'The war doesn’t stop us — it only strengthens us to keep going'
Tiki Golan
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00:15 | 03.17.26
Baking with kids: two simple dessert recipes to make together
Homemade baking is a favorite activity for kids; let them mix, whisk, drizzle chocolate or sprinkle candy — and they’re happy; two sweet desserts that are fun to make, and eat, with children during stressful days
Raheli Krut
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10:20 | 03.14.26
Two effortless ‘set-it-and-forget-it’ meals for stressful days
Golden chicken that perfumes the rice beside it, or barley mejadra topped with caramelized squash; Comforting oven meals require almost no effort and keep cooking even if life pulls you down or sends you to the bomb shelter
Ruthie Rousso, Nira Rousso
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12:15 | 03.09.26
Salad that’s a meal in itself
Thai chili peppers, Vietnamese glass noodles and cherry tomatoes come together in a vibrant, cross-cultural salad packed with fresh herbs, bright citrus and a hint of sweetness, easily upgraded into a complete meal with chicken
Raheli Krut
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03:55 | 03.09.26
Sweet, salty and ridiculously good: your new favorite banana cake
A moist banana cake packed with dark chocolate chips and topped with a rich chocolate glaze — an easy dessert for four made with ripe bananas and simple pantry ingredients
Nira and Ruthie Rousso
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21:32 | 03.05.26
Israel’s 12 best hamantaschen for Purim
Dubai-style pistachio, salted pretzel, ricotta, crispy Kadayif strands: 50 tasters ranked the bakeries, prices and fillings set to define this year’s Purim table
Iris Lifshitz-Klieger
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10:21 | 02.27.26
Jerusalem chef Moshe Basson to close Eucalyptus Restaurant after nearly four decades
Chef Moshe Basson shares his secrets to a long and happy life: stop your anger, reduce your food and increase your movement
Maayan Hoffman/The Media Line
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08:06 | 02.26.26
Unexpected pairing: old-school noodle kugel with chicken livers that works beautifully
Savory noodle casserole reminiscent of kugel hides rich layer of sautéed chicken livers with soft chunks of hard-boiled eggs and delicate touch of dill turns unlikely pairing into comforting, pleasing dish
Raheli Krut
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07:42 | 02.26.26
Make rose cookies for Purim
These rich, melt-in-your-mouth cookies are the undisputed 'queen' of mishloach manot, or Purim gift baskets; they are delicate, beautiful and impossible to resist; we provide a new version of the rose cookie that you probably haven't made yet
Sweet Dooly
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15:02 | 02.23.26
Craving something sweet? 5 healthy guilt-free desserts
Sweet treats often come with guilt over their impact on weight and health; clinical dietitian explains why not all sweets are harmful, why moderation is key to a balanced diet and shares five healthy dessert recipes you can enjoy without regret
Roni Ben Adiva
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05:36 | 02.23.26
A taste of vacation: Thai beef spring rolls with peanut curry sauce
Thai-style spring rolls filled with precisely seasoned ground beef, aromatic flavor reminiscent of a trip to Thailand
Dana Reicher
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04:47 | 02.22.26
Rinsing, mixing and peeking: these are the mistakes that ruin your rice
It appears in almost every meal yet many of us still make basic mistakes; we went on a journey to uncover the truth about rice: what really separates basmati from jasmine, why a chef insists you shouldn’t rinse it (unless it’s for sushi) and what common error turns rice into mush
Sapir Gordo
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02:06 | 02.22.26
Don't put fried schnitzels on paper towels: 13 common kitchen mistakes you’re probably making
Where do you store your tomatoes? And when was the last time you checked the condition of your spices? Even those who think they are cooking experts make some basic mistakes; here's how to fix them
Tiki Golan
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14:00 | 02.19.26
The Purim food packages that are strengthening Kiryat Shmona
Residents of Kiryat Shmona thought about how to help their beloved city, and especially its small businesses, and launched a project to prepare Purim boxes, which will be distributed throughout the country; 1,200 were ordered in just 2 days
Yair Kraus
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09:22 | 02.18.26
Swapping restaurant reviews for Israel advocacy, Kosher Guru finds new mission
After building a global following around food and travel, Gabriel Boxer now uses his platform to explain Judaism and counter anti-Israel narratives, saying rising hostility pushed him to prioritize education despite losing followers
Alexandra Lukash
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18:38 | 02.16.26
Let’s go nuts: Fattening, healthy, ancient and dessert favorites — a complete guide
Which nut has earned official medical recognition, why drinking water after eating almonds matters, which nut contains the most protein and why you should always smell macadamias before buying Nutritionist Mariana Urbakh explains
Eitan Gefen
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12:12 | 02.14.26
Israeli chef’s London restaurant earns Michelin Bib Gourmand
‘Oren,’ chef Oded Oren’s Hackney restaurant, joins Michelin’s Bib Gourmand list for quality and value; he says he keeps food separate from politics despite tensions abroad
Tiki Golan
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02:13 | 02.12.26
Clementine-marinated chicken thighs with butternut squash and apricots
A bright, aromatic one-pot dish where tender chicken thighs are braised in a citrusy ginger marinade with sweet butternut squash and dried apricots — perfect over white rice
Naama Ran
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10:10 | 02.10.26
With patience, you get the most tender lamb imaginable
7 unhurried hours, a sealed pan and total faith in the process turn lamb into something that collapses at a touch, poured over smoked freekeh mujaddara, proof that patience is the most valuable seasoning of all
Nira Rousso, Ruthie Rousso
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04:02 | 02.09.26
Eat guilt-free: 5 filling foods that add volume, not calories, to your diet
Most nutrition experts say everything is allowed in moderation; But what if you don't want to count portions? These five low-calorie, high-volume foods can be eaten generously without derailing weight loss
ynet
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22:49 | 02.08.26
Falafel for 10 shekels: a rare find in central Israel
In a region where food prices keep climbing, a small falafel stand on Balfour Street in Bat Yam proves that a filling street food meal for 10 shekels still exists, offering fresh salads, green falafel balls and a refreshing break from Tel Aviv prices
Kobi Rubin
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03:04 | 02.07.26
'I was a chef that nobody knew': The young Israeli chef who earned a Michelin star
She's just 29 years but Orianne Shapira holds a Michelin star for her work at Shmoné, Eyal Shani's restaurant in New York; 'People had a hard time with my age'; This is how the former professional ballet dancer reached the top of the culinary world so quickly
Galit Hareli
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13:45 | 02.05.26
Ginger aids digestion, turmeric warms the body: spices worth adding in winter
In winter, metabolism slows, leaving many people congested, tired and physically and mentally heavy; warming spices may strengthen immune system and encourage circulation; which spices are considered warming, and how to incorporate them into daily diet
Meital Levy
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14:34 | 02.04.26
Perfect with tea: Melt-in-your-mouth almond cookies and a festive Tu Bishvat salad
Tu Bishvat is the perfect time to bring the bounty of the land to the table, from cookies rich with almonds to a vibrant bulgur salad packed with dried fruit, nuts and fresh herbs for sweet, crunchy bites
Raheli Krut
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23:52 | 02.01.26
Tu Bishvat is the perfect excuse for extra‑crispy date ma’amoul
A classic Middle Eastern date cookie gets an upgrade with semolina in the dough, delivering an especially crisp bite just in time for Tu Bishvat, the Jewish holiday celebrating fruit and trees
Sarit Novak
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15:16 | 02.01.26
Dried fruit for Tu Bishvat: healthy treat or candy in disguise?
Dried fruits can be an excellent source of fiber, minerals and antioxidants, but they have high sugar and calorie content; Which fruit is most recommended and what is considered simply candy? Here is the full ranking and what you should pay attention to before eating
Shira Solow
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05:46 | 02.01.26
Isiah Thomas debuts kosher Champagne line with historic French producer
NBA Hall of Famer teams up with Cheurlin Champagne and Royal Wine Corp. to launch a kosher collection ahead of Passover 2026, marking a rare entry into the premium kosher wine market with sugar-free, estate-grown offerings from France’s Aube region
ynet Global
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04:33 | 01.31.26
No oven needed: Five easy, crowd-pleasing skillet frittatas
With minimal hands-on work and no baking required, these five skillet frittatas provide an easy, dependable way to put a warm, filling meal on the table
Amit Donskoy
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05:56 | 01.30.26
Italian pizza academy rejects Israeli applicant, accusing him of 'occupation and genocide'
The Pizza Italian Academy in Rome rejected a 23-year-old Israeli chef, citing his nationality and IDF service, prompting embassy intervention, legal complaints in Italy and a response claiming ethical, not religious, grounds
Itamar Eichner
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19:00 | 01.29.26
Gelatin, once and for all: How to use it the right way
From creamy mousses to no-bake cheesecakes, gelatin is a quiet workhorse in desserts; here is everything you need to know to use it properly, avoid common mistakes and achieve a smooth, stable texture without giving away your secret ingredient
Idit Hayat
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05:55 | 01.29.26
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