Israeli Food

Where to Find Sephardic Food in NYC? Eater’s Got The Answer

Where to get the best Persian stews, Israeli falafel, Uzbekistani plov (pilaf), and shakshuka in every nook and cranny of NYC.

Cake pops are such a fun, bite-sized way to serve dessert–particularly for special occasions (Valentine’s Day treat anyone??). And I ...

Can you tell your hummus from your shakshuka?

Latkes for breakfast!

A light salad featuring two of the most popular ingredients in Israeli cuisine.

We love hummus, and we love pumpkin so we decided to marry these two loves in an easy, seasonal dip.

No matter how much I plan or prep, I find myself in a pre-dinner panic almost every time we host. ...

Bourekas are a Sephardi, and more specifically Turkish, treat coming from the word borek, which means pie.

Israelis have developed and continue to enjoy a delicious cuisine rooted in the uniqueness of Israeli society itself.