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Nov 22, 2010
Joyofkosher.com, the world's largest Jewish food community shares a few kosher wine recommendations for Thanksgiving to fit any taste, and any budget.

Nov 16, 2010
Joyofkosher.com celebrates the release of Quick & Kosher: Meals In Minutes with an exclusive interview with cookbook author Jamie Geller.

Nov 10, 2010
In advance of Thanksgiving, joyofkosher.com, the world's largest Jewish food community, recently published its Kosher Turkey Guide, providing kosher consumers advice and recommendations for thawing, cooking, roasting, storing and reheating turkey.

Nov 02, 2010
Manager of legendary classic rock band, The Doobie Brothers and successful winemaker, Bruce Cohn recently announced his first foray into the Kosher wine market with the B.R. Cohn 2008 Trestle Glen Estate Cabernet Sauvignon.

Nov 02, 2010
Joy of Kosher, the world's largest Jewish food community announces its "Best Latke Ever" Recipe Contest.

Oct 25, 2010
Chicken soup, sometimes known as "Jewish Penicillin" has been a homeopathic remedy for the common cold for almost 2,000 years. Joy of Kosher, the world's largest Jewish food community online, explores the amazing story behind chicken soup.

Oct 19, 2010
Joyofkosher.com celebrates the new release of Kosher by Design Teens and 20-Somethings by publishing an exclusive interview with cookbook author Susie Fishbein. The successful series has sold over 400,000 copies worldwide.

Oct 11, 2010
Joy of Kosher, the first social networking site for Jewish cooking enthusiasts, explains why the pressure cooker is a time-saving kitchen tool every cook should have in the kitchen!

Oct 05, 2010
Joy of Kosher, the first social networking site for Jewish cooking enthusiasts, traces the history of Oktoberfest with delicious Bavarian recipes and travel ideas for Jewish visitors to Munich.

Sep 20, 2010
The etrog is a citrus-scented, lemon-like fruit Jews hold with their lulav on the festival holiday of Sukkot. While the humble lemon may be available for a quarter at the local supermarket, the price of an etrog can climb to hundreds of dollars.


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