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PASSOVER AT NORMAN'S STEAK 'N BURGER

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PASSOVER AT NORMAN'S STEAK 'N BURGER

Posted on March 7, 2007

You gotta hand it to Robin Blank over at Norman’s (in Jerusalem). She has her Passover menu ready to go already. And as always, Robin’s got one heckuva great Passover offering- NORMAN’S STEAK’N BURGER Vol 47 Febuary 2007 27 Emek Refaim, German Colony, Jerusalem Telephone: 972-2-566-6603 Fax: 972-2-672-9548 E-mail: burger@normans.co.il www.normans.co.il _________________________________________ NORMAN’S PESACH SCHEDULE Continue Reading »

SPICED WINE FOR PURIM

Posted on February 23, 2007

If you have never had warm, spiced wine, you are missing out on a real treat. We often serve spiced wine at our Purim Seudah………. INGREDIENTS: 2 bottles dry red wine (kosher wine, of course) 1/2 cup corn syrup 1/2 cup honey 1/2 cup water Peel from one orange 1 cinnamon stick 1/4 tsp. ground Continue Reading »

A PASSOVER WITH FEWER CARBS

Posted on February 22, 2007

This article comes from the Feb 20th edition of Kosher Today. Retailers Say They’re Responding to Weight Conscious Consumers for Passover By Sarah Cohen… New York, NY… After KosherToday’s report (2/12/07) of growing demand for diet products and programs, many retailers reported that they are carrying an unprecedented selection of healthier weight loss kosher for Continue Reading »

PLENTY FOR PESACH

Posted on February 6, 2007

With Passover less than ten weeks away now, this article from the Jan 29 edition of Kosher Today was especially important to see.We have excerpted part of an article about new foods for Pesach……. In foods and related goods, consumers will have several hundred new items to choose from, making Passover feel very festive but Continue Reading »

TWO SEDERS IN ISRAEL??

Posted on February 1, 2007

Here is a most interesting story from this week’s Kosher Today on line edition. It concerns having two seders in Eilat and Turkey. We are not sure why the rabbi brought up Turkey (it would seem to be in the category of “duh”), but his view on Eilat is on target halachically. Rabbi Elyashiv Rules Continue Reading »

SUKKOT

Posted on October 6, 2006

Sukkot has long been one of our favorite holidays. We love sitting in the sukkah and gazing up at the stars in the sky at night or at the sun filled sky during the day. Some how a cup of tea always tastes better in the sukkah. Sitting in the sukkah always gives us a Continue Reading »

SHANA TOVA

Posted on September 22, 2006

As we enter into a new year, the entire staff of the Kosher Nexus Newsletter and the Kosher Nexus Daily Blog all join with me in wishing you a shana tova. Ketiva v’chatima tova to each and every one of you. May Israel know true peace in the new year, and may we all be Continue Reading »

TAKE OUT FROM NORMAN'S (JERUSALEM)

Posted on September 18, 2006

Readers of the KN know that we like to hang in Norman’s in Jerusalem. Their take out menu for Rosh Hashanah means that those of you in J’lem don’t have to cook. Let Norman (ok, Norman is actually Robin, but that is another story.) cook for you. Norman‘s Rosh Hashana Take Out Menu All meats Continue Reading »

ROSH HASHANA HONEY!

Posted on September 15, 2006

No, it’s not Scarlett Johansson; it’s not Mila Kunis; it’s not Deborah Messing. It’s also not Laura Prepon, Natalie Portman nor Jamie Lynn Siegler. We are talking about the food product called honey. Honey- as in dip your challah in the honey, dip your apple in the honey and put some honey into your tea! Continue Reading »

WHEN THE PRICES GO UP UP UP,AND THE VALUES GO DOWN DOWN DOWN…

Posted on August 8, 2006

Tisha B’Av came and went in a blaze of incredible heat throughout much of the USA. Temperatures soared for days and 9 Av was no exception. Finally, this past shabbat (and not a moment too soon, btw) the heat wave broke. Although it is still quite hot, it is nowhere near as hot nor as Continue Reading »