The Simply KOSHER Cookbook by Nina Safar Book Review

From weeknight dinners to holiday feasts―scrumptious kosher recipes made simple.

If you keep kosher, you always want to serve up amazing meals, regardless of the occasion―and now, it’s a lot easier. The Simply Kosher Cookbook is everything that kosher cookbooks should be, with more than 100 easy-to-follow recipes for mouthwatering dishes that take way less work.

This standout among kosher cookbooks has everything you need to craft weeknight meals and holiday spreads the whole family will love. From traditional cuisine to contemporary fare―and innovative mixes of the two―this book features unique recipes different from other kosher cookbooks. Plus, it’s organized to save you time, with recipes divided into useful sections: 30-minute meals, 5-ingredient dishes, one-pot dinners, and more.

The Simply Kosher Cookbook includes:

• 100+ tasty recipes―Check out delectable recipes like Matzo Pancakes, Shakshuka with Sausage, and Sweet Potato Pie.
• Helpful holiday menus―Pick up pointers for adapting your favorite foods for the holidays.
• Slow-cooker and Instant Pot® options―Enjoy delicious kosher foods with a side of modern convenience.

The Simply Kosher Cookbook has you covered with dozens of savory recipes that help simplify your life without sacrificing any of the flavors.

My Thoughts:

The Simply KOSHER Cookbook is a unique kosher cookbook with simple and practical recipes for today’s busy family.

I was surprised to open the pages and have a realistic view on having a kosher kitchen. The laws kashrut seems really daunting when it wasn’t something you didn't  grow up with. Nina breaks down from restaurants to today’s modern cooking to fit any diet or food restrictions you may have due to allergies. 

She has some pretty simple pantry and fridge staples that can be found in any store today. I love that she makes it simple. She also covers some very realistic equipment, and organizational tips. What about larger appliance purchases? Do you really need two stand mixer? 

The chapters are broken up by content. One chapter is dedicated to no cook recipes, 30 Minute meals, 5 Ingredients meals, One-Pot meals, Slow Cooker & Pressure Cooker, and Bakery recipes. The last chapter  is Stable recipes like for marinades, sauces, frostings, and dressings.

The back of the book has an appendix for holiday recipes menu with the pages in the book for easy ideas for Shabbat, Rosh Hashanah, and a few others.

The book also has a section for Kosher Symbols and a link to a website for them is included.

Now for the most important part in any cookbook is the recipes-right? They all have easy to follow recipes and the few that I have tried are wonderful. Chocolate Cinnamon Bread Pudding and the Strawberry Crumb Cupcakes are wonderful. I have tried a few of the chicken recipes too. 

The only photos are the cover photos for each chapter for the recipes. I personally like cookbooks that have photos as they are more appealing to the eyes.  Not a deal breaker for me in this cookbook because it is such a well done and practical cookbook with everyday recipes. 

I received a free copy of this product from Callisto Publisher's in exchange for my honest review. I was not required to write a positive review nor was I compensated in any other way. All opinions I have expressed are my own or those of my family. I am disclosing this information accordance with the FTC Regulations.