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Equal parts nostalgia for Israel and delicious inspiration, Alon Shaya's debut cookbook makes for an exciting pre-Passover read.

The number of high-end vegan restaurants is on the rise across the country. In Los Angeles, no one does plant-based cuisine better than Tal Ronnen.

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Salted maple challah, white wine brisket and a bright, sunny tzimmes all come courtesy of Naama Shefi's Jewish Food Society.

The Travel Channel TV star is a well-respected presence in the food world and a world-class raconteur, lecturer and writer.