This ain’t your Bubbie’s brisket. For the third year in a row, a kosher chef has placed in the winner’s circle at Brisket King, NYC Biggest Brisket Competition, with Chef Josh Massin of Teaneck’s Nobo Wine and Grill coming in third place this past Sunday. Now in its seventh year, the competition and tasting featured […]
Dear Jew in the City- I came from the secular world and the hyper-sexualization is so disturbing. Women are treated like objects, sex is ubiquitous, taking away the boundaries of private and public. I am proud to be raising my kids in a sheltered environment. But at the same time, I don’t want them to […]
“I think its fair to say that the Orthodox community is diverse… more diverse than some people who aren’t close to it realize.”
For the ultimate outdoor party dessert, this Lag BaOmer-ready treat pulls double duty: satisfying your sweet tooth and keeping little hands clean! This hack is the perfect way to make amazing smores with or without a bonfire, from Renee Muller and Kosher.com!
Dear Jew in the City- Is the self-improvement thing during sefirah kind of made up? What do all the middos mean or where do they come from? All the best, TZ Dear TZ- Sefirah is an unusual… I was going to say holiday but it’s not exactly a holiday, is it? It’s something we do […]
Orthodox Family Speaks Out About Opioid Abuse in the Religious Community The opiate epidemic raging across the country has seeped into nearly every community, and the Orthodox population is not immune. Community leaders say the drug problem is growing. Applications to kosher drug rehab are soaring, Narcan is being carried by Hatzalah ambulances, which serve […]
