5 Kosher Foods You Need To Try

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5 Kosher Foods You Need To Try
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Kosher Foods

• Kosher foods are those that conform to the Jewish
  dietary regulations of kashrut (dietary law),
  primarily derived from Leviticus and Deuteronomy.
  Kosher foods are divided into three categories
• Meat
• Dairy
• Pareve

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Kosher Foods You Need To Try

• Many people know about the traditional Jewish
  foods like Matzah Ball soup, but there are way
  more dishes that everyone should know about. Here
  are some exciting and unique kosher foods you
  need to try.
• Shakshuka
• Tahini
• Babaganush
• Magadra
• Falafel

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Shakshuka
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Shakshuka

• Shakshuka is a delicious combination of eggs,
  spices, and tomatoes. Tunisian Jews are credited
  for bringing shakshuka to Israel, but it's
  unclear where exactly the dish was first made.
• This traditional dish is usually served in cast
  iron pan with bread to finish off the tomato
  sauce.
• It's basically poached or baked eggs in a sauce
  with tomatoes, chili peppers, onions, and cumin,
  but there are tons of variations.

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Tahini
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Tahini

• Tahini or Tahina is a substance that is used to
  add flavor to food, made from toasted ground
  hulled sesame.
• It is served by itself or as a major ingredient
  in hummus, Babaganush, and halva.
• It is made out of sesame paste, water, lemon
  juice, garlic cloves, and cumin.

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Babaganush
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Babaganush

• Babaganush is a Lebanese appetizer of mashed
  cooked eggplant mixed with tahini, olive oil,
  possibly lemon juice, and various seasonings.
• It is similar to hummus but made with eggplant.
  It contains around 72 fewer calories per cup than
  hummus.

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Magadra
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Magadra

• Magadra is specially prepared rice and lentils,
  it can be had as an appetizer or a meal. The rice
  and lentils are steamed together with spices
  before adding freshly fried crunchy onions. The
  main flavor comes from caramelized onions, fried
  to the point of golden brown. This gives the rice
  a beautiful depth, both in color and taste.

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Falafel
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Falafel

• Falafel balls are commonly served in a pita,
  which acts as a pocket.
• A wrapped sandwich prepared with falafel balls
  laid over a bed of salad or pickled vegetables
  and drizzled with hot sauce or a tihini sauce.
• Falafel balls may also be eaten alone as a snack
  or served as part of an assortment of appetizers
  known as a meze.

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Best Event Catering Restaurant 

• Habayit Restaurant, the best event catering
  restaurant Los Angeles offers Kosher Jewish,
  Mediterranean, and American-Israeli food.
• Once you have enjoyed our food we are sure that
  you will choose Habayit to cater your next event.
• We offer kosher event catering services for
  parties of all sizes. Browse our menu online, or
  order our Kosher catering for your next event.

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