Merav Levkowitz is the Jewish Food Experience®'s editor and digital content manager. Paul Entis is the former director of the Jewish Food Experience®.
Believe it or not, with each passing year, we get more excited about Passover. Where others see limitations, we see thrilling new challenges and endless inventiveness. Who knew that eight days could feel too short?
With four creative twists on latkes, this is the year to stock up on room diffusers and tackle your fear of frying. Not convinced? We have four more recipes for you.
Just in time for Rosh Hashanah, we gathered our apple cake recipes into one handy list. There’s something for everyone, we promise.
Here’s our New Year’s resolution for 5778: to eat fresher, lighter, more delicious fare during the High Holidays and all year long. Thankfully, our Top 10 contributors provided some incredible options.
Passover is about freedom, so why are you slaving away in the kitchen? This year, we’re bringing you holiday dishes that are all about maximum flavor, minimum fuss.
Cheers to a Chanukah free of jelly syringes and grating-induced trips to the ER! This year we’re all about forgiving treats, like Iraqi funnel cakes piped into oil and EVOO cocktails.
This year, we put together a short—but sweet!—list of five recipes that are sure to take your Rosh Hashanah dinners or lunches to the next level without being too saccharine.
Say goodbye to the days of Passover suffering! This year, we bring you a recipe roundup with the most creative twists on Passover essentials: three kinds of haroset, matzah balls, breakfast and dessert.
Here’s what we think: Chanukah comes just once a year, so make it count. Don’t waste time or calories on subpar temple carnival latkes. Instead, go for those foods that make Chanukah truly glisten.
For some people, the holidays are all about the familiar, traditional family dishes (“Tradition! Tradition!”). Certainly, the Rosh Hashanah or Yom Kippur meals are not just about the food, but also about the meaning and the memories they evoke. But the New Year also offers a special chance to try something new.
