Kosher Food

A "60 Minute" style documentary on kosher dietary laws and its impact on both body and soul

Watch as Jamie Geller makes this delicious, gourmet-looking deli roll!

Don't miss this awesome Mexican taco salad!

Learn how to make multi-colored martini mashed potatoes that look gourmet!

Try this chilean sea bass with bejeweled pineapple and corn chutney.

This delicious dessert is perfect for the Rosh Hashanah table: the apples are reminiscent of one of the holiday's themes, and cobblers are a nice break in the midst of 2 days of very heavy foods...

Jamie Geller makes this Asian inspired sensational meal-in-one.

Jamie Geller makes a light and fragrant butternut squash soup that can be prepped and served in under one hour.

This is it! The Geller ziti; Hubby and I are famous in our neighborhood for this yummy dish. It's a quick prep, but it lasts long in people's memories.

Baked salmon with pineapple-grapefruit salsa. Coconut crusted chicken with mango chutney. Eggplant and beef rollatini with tomato sauce.

Roasted beets with orange and walnut vinaigrette. Avocado and mango salsa. Salad of romaine with roasted peppers and creamy balsamic vinaigrette.

Roasted vegetables. Caramelized onion potato croquettes. Roasted butternut squash with hazelnuts. Poached pears in red wine sauce.

More than just a cooking video, A Taste of Shabbat presents the historic and cultural background of the foods and traditions that make the Shabbat such a meaningful experience.

Which species of animals, birds, fish and vermin are kosher, and which are not?

The preparation of Kosher food is meticulous; slaughtering, checking and removing of the blood; plus which parts of the animal may not be eaten

One of the fundamental principles of a Kosher home is keeping Milk and Meat separate; from pots & pans and cutlery to stoves and sinks. Plus: The laws of Koshering utensils previously used for non-kosher foods.

Shopping for Kosher foods, baked goods, fresh fruit and packaged goods; looking out for the Kosher certification and labels.

Wine represents the holiness and separateness of the Jewish people. However, since wine was and still is used in many forms of idolatrous worship, it has a unique status in Jewish law, which places extra restrictions on the making and handling of wine.

A group of children receive instructions on making potato-latkes. If you've always wanted to learn about this noble tradition but were ashamed to ask... here's your chance!

Visit a kosher bakery just before Purim as thousands of hamantaschen - the preferred Purim treat - are prepared and see what goes into making these delectable delights.