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
A Soulful Shabbat

A Soulful Shabbat

A Soulful Shabbat A Culinary Experience Honoring Ancestors From Two Cultures Whose Paths Meet at the Shabbat Tableby Shoshana IsaacsonUNORTHOBOXED Magazine Food EditorFebruary is recognized in the United States and Canada as Black History Month. It is a month that...

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The Inside Scoop with Vegan Chef Bayla Haskel

The Inside Scoop with Vegan Chef Bayla Haskel

Welcome to the Inside Scoop, a new feature to our Food Section. Every few months we present an interview with a celebrity chef. Women, and yes the occasional man, who have impacted today’s world of Kosher Cuisine. Whether they are professionally trained and cook in a...

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Seitan Schnitzel Bites w/ Dipping Sauce

Seitan Schnitzel Bites w/ Dipping Sauce

Seitan Schnitzel Bites w/ Dipping Sauce This recipe is super versatile and can be made in a frying pan or baked in the oven.  You can determine how many bites to make as you need them and they can be frozen once cooked and reheated easily. Great option for children....

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Roasted Vegan Loaf

Roasted Vegan Loaf

Roasted Vegan Loaf based on a recipe from connoisseurusveg.com Serves approximately 8IngredientsFor the Chickpea Meatloaf: 2-14 oz. cans or 3 1/3 cups cooked chickpeas, drained and rinsed 1 onion, diced 2 celery stalks, chopped 2 carrots, diced 2 teaspoons minced...

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Notsa Ball Soup

Notsa Ball Soup

Notsa Ball Soup This recipe makes a full 8 quarts of rich, flavorful golden soup.IngredientsSoup: Olive oil for sauteing1 large white or yellow onion, diced2 large carrots, peeled and cut into chunks3 to 4 stalks of celery, cut into chunks2 parsnips, peeled and cut...

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Vegan Shabbat at a Meat Eater’s House

Vegan Shabbat at a Meat Eater’s House

Vegan Shabbat at a Meat Eater's HouseA shabbat with oneg and kavod can be enjoyed even without meat at the table...here's how.by Shoshana IsaacsonUNORTHOBOXED Magazine Food EditorAlthough many people hold that it is a halachic requirement for Shabbat or holiday meals...

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