The Art of Jewish Cooking: A Cookbook

I like the top but it isn't as loose fitting as seen in the picture.

Everything about the material and product is good. It just is so long and wide

Good quality but stretchy material. Clingy.

It’s a little long, but I love it , for that reason, very soft, good quality. Washes up great!

I love the color. I love the material. It is very soft, loose fitting. But, it is very, very thin. It could stand to have an undershirt.

Looks super sharp on me. The fabric is absolutely amazing! It’s soft and comfy. Best shirt ever. I want like five more! Lol.

Love the top, but the neckline is oddly larger then other t shirts, tops i have which was disappointing, did like that it was long enough for my height of 5’9”, come down just past my bum, other then that one thing i would def buy More of these.

Good fit

Forty years ago I learned the art of Jewish cooking in three places. One was at the energetic elbow of my great granny, one was 'Love and Knishes', which you can also get from Amazon but will need to take out a small loan to purchase ... the third was 'The Art of Jewish Cooking' by Jennie Grossinger, a perfect foil for Sara Kasdan's comic turn. Easy to follow, less self-conscious, the classics are there. And so affordable! Try the blintzes.

gave it to a friend for her birthday and she is delighted with it

I was really looking forward to this cookbook. On the recommendation of a chef friend my expectations were admittedly a bit high. But the cookbook is rather pedestrian and offered no new insights I was hoping for. Worse, this particular edition is the size of a pocket book and all but worthless as a cookbook one might use in the kitchen. Overall, not worth much as a cookbook. Save you money and just Google whatever recipe you're interested in.

Wore out my very old copy. My action speaks for itself.

A classic. Tastes and menus that are timeless. I'm so glad that's it's till in print.