KCC- Kosher Cooking Carnival for Elul

I'm a bit late, but I'm hosting this month's Kosher Cooking Carnival, where we highlight posts from Kosher food-related bloggers from around the world.

I only got a few submissions, so it's going to be a rather short list.

We'd love for this Blog Carnival to grow, so those bloggers out there who want to be included, please join the KCC group on Facebook so you know how to submit your posts in the future!

Wishing everyone an uplifting, fulfilling month of Elul ahead of us.


Here's the Carnival:

Batya tells us about her quest for an inexpensive salad in Jerusalem

Chavivah shares her healthy take on Chocolate pudding 

Pragmatic Attic brings us  Zatilas, a Kurdish filled flat bread 

Doug brings us Four New Beers

I've posted a really colorful, refreshing summer salad


So check 'em out and leave comments for these bloggers, and spread the word about the KCC! 

Shavua Tov!

Kosher Cooking Carnival - Shvat Edition

I am so pleased to be hosting this month's Kosher Cooking Carnival (KCC). It's a tradition dating back to long before I started blogging, and it's so much fun to discover other Kosher Food (and related) blogs.

So here is the Shvat Edition!





Soups and Main Dishes
Chaviva presents Vegetarian Sheppard’s Pie posted at Challah Maidel, sharing her no-tofu version of vegetarian shepherd's pie.


Batya shared The Winds Whistle and The Soup's Cooking posted at me-ander.

I posted a summary of some of my favorite winter soup and stew recipes in Wintery Food, here at Frugal and Kosher.

Chaviva also shared her Oven Baked Felafel recipe at Challah Maidel.

Desserts
David shared Chosen Eats: A Good Apple (Cake) posted at JewishBoston.

Mrs. S. presents Freshly Baked Goods Friday: Apple Cinnamon Cupcakes Edition posted at Our Shiputzim: A Work In Progress.

I posted my vegan Chocolate Chip Squares, here at Frugal and Kosher.


Kashrut Concerns
Batya presents Shabbat Menus, Very Tricky Especially When "Milky" posted at me-ander.


Restaurant and Book Reviews
Batya presents me-ander: Eating Out, Don't Be Shy About Complaining posted at me-ander.

Hannah reviews the book A Practical Guide to the Laws of Kashrut at Ilana-Davita.


That concludes this edition of the Kosher Cooking Carnival. Submit your blog article to the next edition of kosher cooking carnival-kcc using our carnival submission form. Past posts and future hosts can be found on our blog carnival index page, and you can find us at the KCC Facebook Group, as well.