The Food Issue

October 31, 2017 JMORE Staff

Pati Jinich, an old Jewish deli, Tunisian green beans and Iron Bridge Wine Co. Chef Adam Harper (left to right)

Welcome to our first annual food issue! We’ve got a roundup of new eateries in town, great recommendations for people with specific dietary needs and a peek at current dining trends. There’s a historical look at Jewish delis, suggestions for a farm-to-table Thanksgiving and a profile of PBS’ Pati Jinich. Additionally, we have favorite recipes from some of Charm City’s top chefs and an obsessive love affair with shakshuka. We hope you find these stories as satisfying as we did. Go ahead, devour the goodness.

Tasty Times in Charm City, by Randi Rom

Baltimore-Area Chefs Share Their Favorite Recipes, by Randi Rom

From Gefilte Fish to Guacamole, by Jill Yesko

The Deli as a Symbol of the American Jewish Experience, by Richard Gorelick

A Farm-to-Table Thanksgiving Feast, by Joshua Rosenstein

Don’t Forget the Sides!, by Huppit Bartov Miller

The Siren Song of Shakshuka, by Amanda Krotki

Also see:

Food, Glorious Food!, by Alan Feiler

Two Decades of Dinners, by Dana Hemelt

Baltimore Hunger Project Strives for Full Bellies, by Lynne B. Kahn

Choosing Sides, by The Classic Catering People

Additionally, you can watch This Week in Baltimore Dining with Richard Gorelick on Facebook Live every Thursday at 12:30 p.m. Join the discussion to tell us about some of your favorite Baltimore dining spots.

Here’s a sample episode:

What are some of your favorite Baltimore-area restaurants and food items? Tell us all about it at Facebook and Twitter with #JmoreEating.

Top image: Pati Jinich, an old Jewish deli, Tunisian green beans and Iron Bridge Wine Co. Chef Adam Harper (left to right)