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By Jackie Hajdenberg (JTA) — For years, a subset of Jews who eat only at kosher-certified restaurants have bent the rules by taking advantage of a growing trend: fully vegan eateries. Now, a ruling issued by the Conservative movement has … Read More
Louisville-based KFC is relaunching in Israel for the fourth time, but this time its restaurants will not be kosher. The first branch is set to open this month in the Arab city of Nazareth, in northern Israel, Israel’s Mako news reported. … Read More
Having Shabbat dinner together as a family with a good, home-cooked meal sounds wonderful. It’s easy to imagine the smells of roasting chicken and potato kugel wafting through the house. In today’s world, however, when parents work and children have … Read More
As we approach Shavuot, June 11-13, when with the giving of the Torah the Jews became obligated to observe the kosher laws, I would like to focus on Kosher. When my dad was a child, shopping for a kosher candy … Read More
Seven Times, Seven Ways. That’s the accepted norm for how one can successfully communicate a message. Sounds daunting at first. The concept is to make each time the message is communicated be interesting so that the recipient, after hearing the … Read More
The Jewish Heritage Fund for Excellence has announced its latest grant to the Jewish Community of Louisville for a total of $355,340. The grant reaffirms JHFE’s partnership with the JCL and its support of the JCL’s mission. There are several … Read More
Paula Shoyer, the author of The Kosher Baker and Holiday Kosher Baker who has appeared on Food Network’s “Sweet Genius,” is coming to Louisville and a limited group of people will have the opportunity to prepare Passover desserts with her. … Read More
Rabbi Evan Rubin moved to Louisville recently for one employment opportunity, but then the Louisville Vaad HaKashruth offered him to take on an additional role where he could use his talents and expertise. Rabbi Rubin was hired in January as … Read More
Rabbi Avrohom and Chaim Litvin have a kosher initiative, Kentucky Kosher, to promote increased kosher availability and options within the state. They will also provide kosher certification and supervision to food companies and manufacturers. In its initial weeks of operation, … Read More
by Shiela Steinman Wallace, Editor For those who choose to keep kosher or who prefer kosher products, living in Kentucky can be a challenge. The only kosher butcher works at Kroger in McMahan Plaza. The store offers a reasonable selection … Read More
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