My father-in-law always appreciates my cooking, no matter how unfamiliar he is with what I’ve made. In the 29 years since I married into the family, I’ve introduced him to matzah ball soup, brisket, ...

If you serve chopped liver, you're bound to get a joke or two that begins: What am I, chopped liver? Ignore them! The chopped liver I was raised on, which my dad worked through a hand-cranked meat ...

What am I, chopped liver? I never quite understood that saying. Said with the correct Yiddish inflection, it means something like, “Don’t you think I’m worthy of more attention?” Meaning chopped liver ...

Despite what the supermarket aisle may lead you to believe, there’s more to an animal than neatly wrapped styrofoam trays of meat. From tongue to tail, offal (pronounced awful) encompasses all those ...

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The deli version is often heavy and pasty, so make your own nicer, lighter recipe and give it some respect Chopped liver has been the brunt of Jewish jokes for more than half a century, thanks to ...

This dish was originally made with goose livers by Jewish people living in Germany. Today, chicken or beef livers are more commonly used. These are combined with hard boiled eggs and coriander for ...

1) Preheat the oven to 350° F. 2) Spread out the walnuts on a baking sheet and roast them for about 5 minutes, until lightly browned. Remove from the oven and let cool. Peel the walnuts and set aside.