If there are no yummy leftovers in the fridge and I’m preparing a meal for myself, I like to stick with one-pan or one-pot meals… cleanup is so much easier! Today there were eggs and some beautiful fresh zucchini in the fridge, so I decided to make a quick frittata Read more
“Operation Moses“ was the first covert operation to airlift Ethiopian Jews – known as ‘Beta Israel‘ to Israel. In 1984, close to 8,000 immigrants were brought to Israel in a joint effort between the IDF and the CIA. There are now about 135,000 Ethiopians living in Israel where they have Read more
We asked our subscribers to share with us their favorite recipes they make with Galilee Green Olive Oil. The best five entrants were to win a bonus free tin of oil in their next shipment. Well.. you guys were so amazing that we decided to award 7 winners! And here Read more
Winter and comfort food go hand and hand. Some people prefer soups or pasta. I’ve always enjoyed Shepherd’s Pie. The combination of fried onions, potatoes and meat is so warming and feels wholesome. This recipe is adapted from my first cookbook, Second Helpings Please! written by Canada’s famous Jewish cookbook Read more
I’ve been making this recipe for many years and it has always been a crowd pleaser. So when Galilee Green hosted some special guests this week for lunch we decided to serve it. Donna Holbrook and her ICEJ Canada TV production team came to Yavne’el under the auspices of the Read more
I love sweet potatoes and use them in so much of my cooking here in Israel. I add them to soups, roast them as a side dish with chicken or beef and they taste great in my Shabbos Cholent. The Hebrew word for sweet potato is בטטה – “batata” which Read more
What happened… and how you can help fight the anti-Israel hatred! BDS seeks to take down Galilee olive oil business with Facebook campaign By Tamara-Zieve A small olive-oil business based in northern Israel has become one of the latest targets of anti-Israel activists and has spent the past week battling Read more
There is so much to learn when moving to Israel besides the language, roads and culture just to name a few. One of the biggest challenges for me was shopping for food. I had to discover where the best shops are to find the items that I am used to Read more
I love the color of beets. The deep burgundy color matches its deep rich flavor. Roasting the beets brings out their natural sweetness. Beets are available all year round here in Israel. They are extremely versatile and can be eaten raw, boiled or roasted in salads, soups and now spreads. Read more
My collection of cookbooks includes quite a few tattered ones that I can’t part with and are almost 40 years old. This dish comes from a cookbook written by Israeli/UK chef Yotam Ottolenghi called JERUSALEM. In Biblical times, lamb would have been a staple of almost every festival meal. Read more