Jewish cuisine is deeply rooted in tradition, shaped by centuries of religious customs and cultural influences. This rich culinary world has fascinated me for years, and I’d love to share its secrets with you!
My journey with Jewish culture began over 20 years ago when I met my husband and became part of a modern Jewish family. The heart of the household was his grandmother—a woman full of wisdom, warmth, and a deep love for life. She not only welcomed me into her world but also introduced me to the incredible flavors and traditions of Jewish cooking. Her recipes have become an inspiration, and now, I’m excited to pass them on to you!
The Diversity of Jewish Cuisine
Jewish food isn’t easy to define in just one category—it has evolved across different regions where Jewish communities settled. The three main styles of traditional Jewish cuisine are:
✔ Ashkenazi (Eastern European)
✔ Sephardi (Mediterranean & Spanish)
✔ Mizrahi (Middle Eastern)
In Europe, the Ashkenazi style is the most common, and that’s what we’ll focus on in our Jewish cooking class.
We have put together a three-course menu featuring dishes from various Jewish holidays. The menu includes specialties from Shabbat, Rosh Hashanah, and Hanukkah.
Join Me for an Authentic Jewish Cooking Experience! Step into our kitchen, roll up your sleeves, and let’s cook together! Whether you’re passionate about Jewish culture or simply love exploring new flavors, this hands-on class will be a unique and unforgettable experience.
You can pay in cash after the program or transfer the money to our bank account (in this case, please, contact me) depending on which is more suitable for you.
We accept Euros, US Dollars or Hungarian Forints.
If you are not satisfied with my service, you will get a 100% refund of the price of the class.
The famous braided bread of Ashkenazi Jewish origin, traditionally enjoyed on Shabbat and major Jewish holidays. You’ll learn how to bake this soft, golden bread from scratch.
A Special Rosh Hashanah Dish – The Jewish New Year is all about sweet and symbolic flavors. We’ll prepare a festive main course that reflects this tradition.
A Classic Hanukkah Dessert – You’ll bake and enjoy these delicious crescent-shaped pastries, made with a buttery cream cheese dough and filled with jam and almonds.