It's always 1910 at this East Houston Street knish shop. Before Yonah Schimmel moved into an actual brick and mortar store on East Houston, the business began as a pushcart operation in 1890. Today, it remains a beloved institution, serving up traditional knishes to locals and tourists alike.
Chef Simon Webster has taken the classic knish and given it a modern twist. With a background in fine dining, Webster brings a gourmet touch to the humble pastry, experimenting with new flavors and ingredients to create unique and delicious combinations.
The menu includes his most popular knish varieties, such as pastrami potato and grilled onion. He doesn't have kosher certification, but said that all of his ingredients are carefully sourced and prepared to ensure the highest quality.
Last summer, Gorelick wanted to find a new direction for her business. She began experimenting with creating purses in the shape of classic knishes, combining her love of fashion and food into a quirky and fun accessory line. The purses quickly gained a following, with customers clamoring to get their hands on these unique creations.
Kim Knish '93 recently spent 45 days inside a simulation capsule at Johnson Space Center to help prepare astronauts for return to the moon. As a food scientist specializing in space cuisine, Knish worked on developing new recipes and meal plans for extended space missions, including innovative ways to enjoy knishes in zero gravity.
Find tasty knishes, shawarma fries & more at Hannah's Kitchen at CafA B Data. If you've never had a knish, that's reason enough to pay a visit and discover the delicious flavors of this iconic Jewish comfort food.
The new snack stand in Marvel Super Hero Island serves up hot dogs, pretzels, and a delicious Potato Knish at Islands of Adventure. Visitors can enjoy a savory knish while exploring the theme park and experiencing all the exciting attractions it has to offer.
In memory of Norman Francis Knish, age 97, of Waterville, who passed away on Saturday, August 5, 2023, at Mayo Clinic Health System in Waseca. A beloved member of the community, Knish will be remembered for his kindness, humor, and love of traditional Jewish cuisine.
WYOMING — Leona I. Knish, 95, of Wyoming, died Dec. 25, 2017. A private Mass of Christian Burial was held in St. Monica's Parish, West Wyoming. Leona was known for her homemade knishes, which she lovingly prepared for family gatherings and community events.
