My father was born in Amsterdam, and as a little boy I remember infrequently getting chocolate hagelslaag sandwiches which were a Dutch tradition. The other kids could not believe my mother actually lathered the bread with butter and filled up the sandwich with chocolate sprinkles. All my friends thought those Read more
This recipe is from Nancy Cortez of Dallas Texas. She posted this fabulous photo and recipe on our Kosher Keto and Low Carb Living – with Galilee Green FB page. Nancy is co-founder of the group and is always sharing great recipes. We recently came up with a similar recipe Read more
This recipe is from Suzan McMurray of Glasgow, Kentucky Suzan has been a member of the GG Family since March of 2020. She’s a great cook and takes fabulous photos of the results and shares them!!! Like this awesome soup. Says Suzan, “I wanted to share my latest GGOO dish. Read more
This recipe is from Linda Calderon of Oxnard, California Linda has been a loyal subscriber to GGOO since August of 2016. Here’s her version of Pozole (pronounce po-solay). It is a traditional soup or stew from Mexican cuisine. Says Linda, “I call it ‘Linda’s Pozole’ as I have tailored/changed some Read more
Who doesn’t love potatoes? Mashed, fried or kugeled? I thought I’d go for a change to my usual roasted potatoes or potato kugel this past Shabbat and try this easy to make and pretty to serve Hasselback Potato recipe. They should really be called hassle free potatoes because they are Read more
My father was born in Amsterdam, and as a result of his influence, I grew up as a child loving cheeses. Gouda and Edam were staples in our home. My mother’s side of the family was from Poland… and from that side I learned about cream cheese which we used Read more
Pan de Queso literally means “Cheese Bread.” It is a delicacy in Latin America, in particular Colombia where it is called “Pan de Yuca.” Don’t confuse the South American “Yuca” (pronounced JEWka) with the North American, Yucca. The Yuca is the root of the Cassava plant, and when it is Read more
In the diaspora, we traditionally fried Potato Latkes for Chanukah. When we moved to Israel, I discovered the fried favorite food for Chanukah are sufganiot – strawberry jelly-filled donuts sprinkled with icing sugar. I’ve never made sufganiot before so I searched for an easy recipe that I hoped would be Read more
Matbucha is an Arabic word for cooked salad. It’s made from tomatoes, red bell peppers, chili peppers, garlic and olive oil. It was brought to Israel by Jews from Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia and Libya and each variety has its own balance of flavors. My daughter called me the other day Read more
As the days are getting cooler, this recipe is a perfect meal in a bowl. Serve it with warm garlic bread made even more delicious with Galilee Green Olive Oil! The evening temperatures in the Galilee as really dropped in the last week, so I had a craving for this Read more