New York Shuk

Ron & Leetal Arazi // Creators of your Middle Eastern pantry essentials // Handcrafted harissa The Art of Couscous is a symbol of craftsmanship.

Our own story brought to New York City and like all good stories it involves food. Our goal is to create an interpretation of our own heritage; traditional Jewish middle eastern food. “Shuk” means market in Hebrew and for us the market is the core basis of a united community, a place for local culture and commerce to come together. With every journey we take, it is the market foods of our communit

y that travels with us. It is a labor-intensive process of Semolina flour that is sprinkled with water and rolled with our hands to form tiny granules of couscous. Unfortunately, the art of couscous was lost to the processed instant supermarket couscous.The Art of Couscous is one of many lost cultural culinary rituals. New York Shuk is here to keep our fresh homemade traditions alive and give us the opportunity to experience those lost artistry rituals.

08/28/2026

Sumac and peaches are a very good idea. Vanilla ice cream makes them even better. Get it in while summer’s still here.

08/24/2026

By far one of our favorite ways to eat eggplant. Baharat-roasted eggplant, Matbucha, tahini, a jammy egg, and plenty of fresh herbs.

Chef’s kiss.

Grab the recipe at nyshuk.com.

08/17/2026

Crispy potatoes are good.
Crispy Za’atar potatoes are next level.

Dip them in a lemony tzatziki, and now we’re really talking.

Find the recipe at nyshuk.com.

08/14/2026

Do you also get way too excited at the market, buy everything, and then have absolutely no time to make any of it so it just sits there looking sad?

Just me? Ok, cool.

Anyway, into the pot with garlic, olive oil, harissa, and herbs. Sad tomatoes, very good ending.

P.S. Enjoy the artistic blur of a very dirty lens.

08/10/2026

The answer to “what should I do with these green beans?” is almost always Matbucha. 🍅
Find the recipe for these tender, Matbucha-braised green beans at nyshuk.com.

08/04/2026

It’s tomato season. This is your reminder not to overthink it. 🍅
Juicy tomatoes, whatever else you’ve got lying around—cucumbers, herbs, onions... we like it all. Toss everything with a quick Preserved Lemon dressing, and you’ve got summer in a bowl.
Find the recipe at nyshuk.com.

07/31/2026

The answer when your meal feels like it’s missing something: Harissa. Ours is based on a treasured heirloom family recipe.

You’ll taste the love and history in every bite.

07/30/2026

Ready? Let’s go. ✌️

07/28/2026

Grab a jar. Or three. On your next Target run. 🎯
Now at select Target stores across the U.S.

07/24/2026

Happy hour enters the chat. 🍋

Your new favorite cocktail:
1 cup fresh clementine or orange juice 1 cup fresh grapefruit juice ½ cup arak 1 teaspoon Preserved Lemon Paste ½ teaspoon rose water or orange blossom water (optional) Ice, for serving Crushed rose petals, for serving (optional)

Stir everything together in a pitcher. Pour over ice, garnish with crushed rose petals if using, and l’chaim!

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http://www.nyshuk.com/

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