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Kosher Oysters? Meet Josh Massin: Executive Chef and Innovator At NOBO

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June 21, 2017

Kosher Oysters? Meet Josh Massin: Executive Chef and Innovator At NOBO

Image by David Zimand Last month, Josh Massin, executive chef of Nobo Wine...

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I have to tell you something about your video about headcovering–my husband and I had decided that we wanted to move towards more observance, but hadn’t really taken any big steps. And then I saw your video and it made such perfect sense; I started covering my hair full-time, and that one mitzvah has snowballed to tzniut, Shabbat, taharat hamishpacha, having a kosher kitchen. And it all started with your video…

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Kiddush Hashem Corner, Kosher, Myths, Recipes/Foodies |

June 21, 2017

Kosher Oysters? Meet Josh Massin: Executive Chef and Innovator At NOBO