Easy Israeli Moroccan Fish
Easy Israeli Moroccan Fish is tilapia (or your fish of choice) in a slightly spicy sauce made with tomatoes and red peppers. It is simple, vegetarian, dairy free, and delicious! …
Easy Israeli Moroccan Fish is tilapia (or your fish of choice) in a slightly spicy sauce made with tomatoes and red peppers. It is simple, vegetarian, dairy free, and delicious! …
Deli Egg Salad for Passover is an easy and delicious dairy-free recipe just like the one served in New York Delis, but kosher for Passover. Deli Egg Salad for Passover …
Israeli-Style Moussaka for Passover is a delicious dairy-free Middle Eastern dish. Layers of savory ground beef filling in between slices of eggplant. Moussaka is predominantly a Middle Eastern dish, each …
Roasted Potatoes with Paprika for Passover is an absolutely delicious potato side dish that will enhance any meal. So easy to make and vegan, too! These Roasted Potatoes with Paprika …
Deviled Eggs for Passover is an easy, 3-ingredient recipe for deviled eggs without mustard. Vegetarian and dairy-free. Deviled Eggs for Passover are quick and simple to make. Great anytime, both …
Deli Tuna Salad for Passover is an easy, light, and delicious tuna salad just like the one served in Jewish New York Delis, but kosher for Passover! Deli Tuna Salad …
Stuffed Artichoke Bottoms for Passover is a delicious dish of meat-stuffed artichoke bottoms, which are popular in Israel, the Middle East, and the Mediterranean. Stuffed Artichoke Bottoms for Passover are …
This flavorful blend in Shawarma Seasoning Mix for Passover will bring shawarma—a favorite Middle Eastern street food—to your home even on Passover! (Note: some kosher authorities consider some of the …
Chicken Shawarma for Passover is a simple recipe that brings the popular Middle Eastern/Israeli street food right to your table even during the week of Passover! (Note: some kosher authorities …
Turkey Shawarma for Passover is a simple recipe that brings the popular Middle Eastern/Israeli street food right to your table even during the week of Passover! (Note: some kosher authorities …