The last time we checked in with Kim, she had just published The Modern Menu. A gorgeous cookbook with modern yet simple recipes for every day cooks. We enjoyed her Modern Menu for Rosh Hashanah then and now we are enjoying a whole new cookbook.
The New Kosher is filled with healthy recipes, exquisite flavors, and a fresh sensibility for the modern lifestyle. Emphasizing fast, easy, and delicious dishes for everyday as well as special occasions, this is your comprehensive guide to kosher cooking.
Kim Kushner comes from a diverse foodie background and her easygoing, mix and match style makes it easy for anyone to follow. With over 100 recipes from all over the world, there’s something for everyone in this unique cookbook.
We selected 4 recipes to showcase this cookbook and help you plan your Rosh Hashanah menu, get a taste and then get the book.
Don’t miss your chance to enter to win 1 of 4 copies we are giving away too!! We know you love giveaways, share the contest, share the recipes and get more chances to win.
Consider starting your Rosh Hashanah meal with a different kind of simanim – make them pickled. Try Addictive Pickled Carrots and Radishes.
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Don’t miss out on classic One Pot Chicken Soup.
Serve a whole Roasted Chicken with Vegetables.
It is always nice to have a new salad to choose from, try this Kohlrabi and Vegetable Slaw with Ginger Miso Dressing.
Find all these recipes and more in
The New Kosher Cookbook
one pot chicken soup for sure!
If the 4 recipes listed here are any indication, this is surely a great cookbook.
Kohlrabi and Vegetable Slaw with Ginger Miso Dressing.
whole Roasted Chicken with Vegetables
The One Pot Chicken Soup looks delicious and easy to make!
The cookbook looks great! I’d love to win a copy.
The roast chicken with vegetables for sure.
I would make Roasted Chicken with Vegetables
Cheryl Reinhardt
Delicious recipes…my first would be the one pot chicken soup
They all look so good, but I’d probably try the chicken soup first..i love soup, and am always up for a new recipe .
the chicken soup recipe
Looks like a beautiful cookbook. The vegetable slaw looks good. I have never used miso before.
I;d probably make Kohlrabi and Vegetable Slaw with Ginger Miso Dressing.
Being Jewish and having a non-Jewish wife I always look for ways to help her understand our culture. Food is one great way and she would love these recipes
I would like to make the One Pot Chicken Soup recipe.
roasted chicken with vegetables
I am most likely to try the one pot chicken soup.
For sure I’d be trying the pickled carrots and radishes!!! Looks AMAZING!
One of the JOK recipes I’ve made for Rosh Hashanah previously are the Potato Kugel Cups. My grandchildren love them.
The recipe I would be most likely to make is that Roasted Chicken and Roasted vegetables. I usually serve two entrees –
One pot chicken soup!
Roasted Chicken with Vegetables.
Chicken soup looks heavenly! I love the sound of throwing fennel in there, mmmm….never would have thought of that
I would make the chicken soup for sure. The whole family loves chicken soup and I try to change it up
the pickled carrot and radishes look delicious
I love the pickled carrot and radish idea- I’m always looking for new things to pickle, and this will be great for the chag, and healthy too