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AJL Magazine

chef sam — Wed, 28 Nov 2007 15:41:57 +0000

CULINARY CORNER: NO RESERVATIONS
Cooking for celebs in hollywood has given chef Samantha Garelick a novel idea: Make kosher cuisine just as classy as the food at the best non-kosher restaurants.

If you were writing a profile on Samantha Garelick (which as it turns out, I am), you’d have a few ways to introduce her. You could talk about how she recently married and moved out to L.A. with her Hollywood screenwriter husband. You could write about her inspiring journey to becoming a religious Jew, or maybe even write about how she’s cooked for famous Hollywood celebs. If you were me, you’d chose to open the profile with everything I just wrote and then end the first paragraph by mentioning the project that has brought her to the food section of AJL magazine – her quest to take everything she’s learned as a professional chef and make kosher cooking healthy – and classy. [Read the article here: Culinary Corner: No Reservations Article .PDF. Or, go directly to the AJL website to view: here.]

LA Daily News

eldesign — Tue, 27 Nov 2007 16:04:30 +0000

Personal chef Samantha Garelick sheds light on Hannukah favorites. She’s constantly looking for new ways to make kosher creations more imaginative, taste and accessible.“Kosher can be great,” and the dietary restrictions can work in your favor, says Samantha Garelick, a modern Orthodox Jew, who has an upbeat take on Hanukkah and other Jewish fare. “I try to take the restrictions of keeping kosher and use them to my advantage,” notes the enthusiastic Los Angeles personal chef, caterer and cooking teacher. [Read the article here: L.A. Daily News Article. Or, go directly to the LA.COM website to view: here.]

Jewish Living Magazine

eldesign — Sat, 03 Nov 2007 07:34:37 +0000

CHANUKAH L.A. STYLE – Gifted Hostess and Kosher Chef Samantha Garelick Shares Recipes and Ideas for a Relaxed Celebration

“I love the story of the miracle of Chanukah,” says the luminous Samantha Garelick, who, with her handsome screenwriter husband Jeremy, moved in the fall of 2006 from New York to Los Angeles. “For me though, it’s the little miracles of life that are most meaningful.” Whether it’s the friends and family who come together around her table to celebrate all manner of occasions or the sparkle in her nieces’ eyes as they spin the driedel by the swimming pool, the small miracles seem to add up to a very happy life. [Read the article here: Chanukah - L.A. Style Article .PDF.]