Flodni at The Bakehouse

Excerpt from Ari’s Top 5 enews The traditional Jewish pastry that’s made its way into Hungarian hearts While very few people in the U.S. will have heard of flodni, in Budapest their acclaim … Continued

Hamantaschen Season at the Bakehouse

Excerpt from Ari’s Top 5 enews The very popular Purim pastry and a donation to Ukraine relief If you didn’t already know, Erev Purim starts on the evening of Monday, March 6. … Continued

Tunisian Pimento Cheese Recipe

Excerpt from Ari’s Top 5 enews Handmade Tunisian Harissa combined with handcrafted Creamery Cream Cheese Fifteen years or so ago, we did a T-shirt at the Roadhouse to promote our then-new Pimento … Continued

Rogue River Blue

Excerpt from Ari’s Top 5 enews A limited edition with unlimited excellence! The new 2022 production of one of THE best and certainly most highly prized cheeses made in the U.S. has … Continued

Enzo Olive Oil at the Deli

Excerpt from Ari’s Top 5 enews A fourth-generation farmer works to bring excellent oil from Fresno to market The story of the Enzo Olive Company begins back in 1914, when Vincenzo Ricchiuti … Continued

Chocolate Challah from Zingerman’s Bakehouse

Excerpt from Ari’s Top 5 enews A wonderful healthy way to celebrate Challah-ween! Here’s yet another instance of improved ingredients making an already good product into something particularly special. A few weeks … Continued

Dobos Torta: New and Improved!

Excerpt from Ari’s Top 5 enews The Bakehouse’s fantastic version just got better still! Dobos Torta is the creation of József Dobos who first developed it in his Budapest bakery back in … Continued

Somodi Kalács – Special Bake!

Excerpt from Ari’s Top 5 enews Hungarian Cinnamon Swirl Bread from the Bakehouse Somodi Kalács (pronounced sho-MO-dee-ka-loch) already has a strong cult-following and I’m confident it will only continue to grow going … Continued

Esterházy Torta from the Bakehouse

Excerpt from Ari’s Top 5 enews Tricky to pronounce, easy to eat, traditional Hungarian pastry Nearly all of the food we work with here at Zingerman’s is, in its roots, poor peoples’ … Continued