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KASHRUT

Next Stop, Bombay! The Life of a Wandering Mashgiach

Dr. Avraham Meyer’s idea of a dream vacation is exploring his Manchester, England backyard and getting to sleep in his…

RECIPES

Simple, But Not Boring, Sukkot Recipes

Chag HaSukkot is unquestionably one of our most enjoyable holidays. Preparation, however, is something else.

KASHRUT

Kosher Food in a Non-Kosher Office

Do you have a work-related kashrut question? Send it to ja@ou.org, and it may be featured in our newest column…

KASHRUT

Travel Talk: Test Your Kosher Travel I.Q.

Take a brief quiz to find out how much you really know about kosher travel. Good luck—and don’t forget to…

KASHRUT

Kosher @ Work – Mar’it Ayin

Do you have a work-related kashrut question? Send it to ja@ou.org, and it may be featured in our newest column…

RECIPES

Wholesome Delights

Winter, in my mind, always invokes hearty soups, meats, chilies and other delicious dishes that permeate the house with their…

KASHRUT

The Bug Stops Here: Meet “Dr. Bug,” the Newest OU Kashrut Consultant

Despite their childhood misgivings, Americans have been eating a lot more green stuff in recent years—(even spinach!). For kosher consumers,…

FOOD

Debugging Your Home

Bug infestation in produce has gained considerable attention in the kosher world. The purpose of this article is to separate…

KASHRUT

Timing it Right: The Halachot of Waiting Between Meals

“You shall not cook a kid in its mother’s milk” (Shemot 23:19). The Talmud (Chullin 115b) explains the Biblical verse…

RECIPES

Hearty Helpings

Now that fall has arrived, we can switch gears and focus on slightly heartier, though still nutritious and eclectic, recipes.

KASHRUT

Say Cheese!

Legend has it that cheese was first discovered by accident.

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