Southern Soul meets Kosher Chutzpah in the new, Kosher Soul Food Cookbook from Sunda Croonquist and Kosher Chef/Restaurateur Nir Weinblut.
Bringing Southern traditions to everyone, kosher or not, the cookbook serves up comfortable, familiar, delicious and memorable recipes with a touch of nostalgia that will remind you of dinner at Bubbe’s. Serving up tips and quips, over 101 recipes, many in full color from award-winning photographer Antonio Busiello are featured.
From mouth-watering Southern Fried Chicken with Waffles and Grits, Short Ribs in Spicy Pineapple Sauce, Aunt Bobbie’s Salmon in a Bag, Grilled Red Snapper with Watermelon and Jalapeno Salsa, and Georgia Peach Chicken with Nir’s non-dairy ranch dressing to such delectable desserts as Whipped Sweet Potato Pie with Marshmallow Meringue, Grandma Eva’s Peach Cobbler, and Strawberry Shortcake, Kosher Soul Food will leave you asking….”why haven’t I tried kosher before?”
Covering the basics, Kosher Soul Food includes a detailed description of, “what is Kosher?” as well as rules for keeping a Kosher kitchen, Passover Kosher Laws and Rules and Laws of Sabbath. Recipes and descriptions of basic stocks and rubs are explained and illustrated, providing a road map for even the novice chef.
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Recipes posted with permission from Kosher Soul Food – A cookbook by Comedian Sunda Croonquist and Chef Nir Weinblut.
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Have modified many recipes to make them Kosher. I look forward to reading this book and trying her recipes.
I love the idea of kosher soul food. I hope I win!
Probably the sweet potato salad! I love salads and potatoes!
That sweet potato salad looks like it might be in my lunch box pretty soon…
I would like to try the kale and red pepper quiche. This cookbook looks great. I love to eat, cook and laugh.
Sweet potato salad. It sounds really good!
I’d try the sweet potato salad. The succotash matches that serving bowl amazingly well, but only my sister and I eat okra. a good recipe to have on hand when she comes to visit.
Would love to try the sweet potato salad!
this is a wonderful site for both kosher and vegetarians. YUM
I would really like to try the quiche!
I’d love to try the Southern Succotash.
Voting for the quiche!
the quiche sounds great – though I would make it dairy.
thanks for the giveaway!
From one Paterson girl to another: I love Kale and Pepper Quiche!!
the kale and red pepper quiche looks delicious!
Can’t wait to try the sweet potato salad.
Having southern roots myself – a mother from southern Virginia this cookbook interests me a lot. I would like to try the sweet potato salad!
sweet potato salad
That succotash looks amazes!
The sweet potato salad will go over really well over here..
sweet potato salad
almost all southern food I’ve seen has salt pork/bacon/etc – looking forward to an alternate approach!
do not know but looks good
The quiche looks great, and so does the Southern Succotash! Would love to read this cookbook!