Olive Oil, Honey, and Cooking Vacations – all in one!

Olive Oil, Honey, and Cooking Vacations - all in one!

Ever taste olive oil or honey straight from the source? That's what happens when you visit More Netofa on one of your Israeli cooking vacations. This hidden jewel, located in the picturesque lower Galilee, offers you a rare glimpse into the production of olive oil and honey, complete with tours and olive oil and honey tasting. They even offer cooking workshops, an invaluable addition to cooking vacations. Don't miss out on buying some of the store's homemade olive oil, honeys, and even hand picked, fresh herbs on your Cooking vacations .

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Want an unforgettable experience on one of your Israeli cooking vacations? Then choose cooking vacations that include Olam HaDevorah on the itinerary. This honey- producing haven, located in Binyamina (just south of Zichron Yaakov), produces some of the tastiest and freshest honey imaginable, which started its business way back in 1939. On these cooking vacations, you'll see first-hand how honey is produced by actually watching bees do their busy work. You even get the chance to make your own honey at this amazing bee farm, which would be a great addition to any Mediterranean dish.

Exotic Fruits and Cooking Vacations in Israel
What do exotic fruits have to do with Israeli cooking vacations? Everything, as you'll find out first-hand on these cooking vacations to Moshav Ben-Ami, which is located just outside Nahariya. This Moshav happens to be home to one of the country's premier exotic fruit gardens, with distribution countrywide. The owner, Shmuel Landau, gives tours on his sumptuous garden so that others can experience the awe of exotic fruits. Taste such homegrown masterpieces as the black saporta (a type of persimmon) and a pitaya (from the cactus family) on these once-in-a-lifetime cooking vacations.

Cooking Vacations and Druze Hospitality
Experience the world-renowned Druze hospitality on Israeli cooking vacations. The north of the country is dotted with Druze villages, where centuries old recipes are still part of the daily menu. One stop on these Israeli cooking vacations happens to be at a kosher Druze restaurant called the Sultan's Feast, located in the northern Druze village of Sajur. Taste such scrumptious Druze dishes as majadra (combo of rice, lentils, chickpeas and Middle-Eastern spices) and "groom rice" (meat and cinnamon). These dishes plus more put this Druze culinary experience on the map for top Israeli cooking vacations.

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