In Bloom
Ep. 355: Chanie Apfelbaum on her new kosher cookbook; celebrating baseball’s opening day with Zack Hample; and a new project from one of our hosts
This week on Unorthodox, we’re investigating Faux-hanim.
Our first guest is Chanie Apfelbaum, creator of the popular kosher food blog Busy in Brooklyn. She joined us to talk about her new cookbook, Totally Kosher, and share fun ways to incorporate all sorts of cuisines into your kosher cooking.
Next we celebrate opening day with a chat with Zack Hample, a baseball fanatic who has caught more than 12,000 baseballs at Major League stadiums.
Plus, some big news from the Corduroy Rav. (You can subscribe to Mark’s newsletter here.)
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