Anna Rahmanan is a New York-based writer and editor.
Since Oct. 7, popular chefs and online culinary personalities have leaned into their Jewishness, even as they’ve faced a backlash from some followers
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The Iranian fruit-based treat is all over social media, gaining a new culinary fan base on the other side of the world
Forget those California rolls. These new eateries offer a high-end spin on sushi, with a dash of showmanship on the side.
The laws of kashrut indirectly affect non-food-related aspects of the kosher culinary industry
Jews and Muslims love the Iranian rice dish in equal measure. Could the food be a kickoff to long-lasting peace?
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