Shoshana Isaacson

Shoshana Isaacson is a chef and food writer. Residing in Houston, Texas with her husband, she cooks for a wide array of people. Passionate about world cuisines she is constantly searching out kosher ingredients, bringing authenticity to her table. When not cooking she enjoys reading, gardening, her passion for waste reduction, and spending time with her family. She can be reached at foodeditor@unorthoboxed.com or https://www.theoutoftowncook.com
Moroccan Harira Soup

Moroccan Harira Soup

Moroccan Harira Soup A more up-to-date variation of a lentil soup can be found in this mildly spicy and warming Moroccan harira soup. The name of the soup, harira, is derived from the Arabic word for silk. The texture of the soup is silky and smooth, hence the name....

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Culinary Quickies: Parboiled Rice

Culinary Quickies: Parboiled Rice

Reader Question:  “The recipe I am preparing says to ‘parboil’ the rice until it is al dente.  What does that mean and how do I do that?” Answer: When a recipe says to ‘parboil’ the rice it literally means to partially cook the rice. Al dente means that it is firm to...

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Air Fryer Latkes

Air Fryer Latkes

Air Fryer Latkes Makes 16 latkes Based on a recipe from diethood.comIngredients3 to 4 russet potatoes, peeled (or not, your choice) 1 small yellow onion 2 large eggs ¼ cup panko crumbs (regular or gluten free) 1 teaspoon salt Fresh ground black pepper, to taste...

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Latkes with a Twist – Forget the Potato, Try These!

Latkes with a Twist – Forget the Potato, Try These!

Latkes with a Twist - Forget the Potato, Try These!Whether you are cutting carbs or fat, or just into something different this Chanukah, check out these alternatives to the traditional latke.by Shoshana IsaacsonUNORTHOBOXED Magazine Food EditorWhen the Hebrew month of...

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