Passover Prep: Kids Edition
With most families sheltering in place, Passover is going to look a little different this year. Here’s how to get kids involved and make it feel festive after several weeks at home.
A Tel Avivian’s Hamantashen Guide
Who needs poppy seed when you can have raspberry-marzipan or halva and black sesame hamantshen? Just in time for Purim: hamantashen inspiration from some of Tel Aviv’s favorite bakeries.
Purim: Choose Your Own Adventure
Mishloach manot gift baskets are just the call the indecisive baker needs to whip up all the recipes she’s been bookmarking for years. Here are 10 to start off with…
Challah: Simple and Significant
The beauty of challah baking is that it has so much symbolism, so much meaning and significance, yet is also so simple – hands on, physical, made from just a few ingredients.
Golden Latkes for the Festival of Lights
There are latkes made of potatoes, sweet potatoes, zucchini, butternut squash, apples, but have you ever had latkes made of spaghetti squash? This year Jessica challenged herself to make them.
Chanukah Gift Guide: Female Foodie Finds
This Chanukah, support small foodie-focused businesses owned by Jewish women. Judith rounded up eight gifts that are sure to be a hit with food-loving family and friends.
The New Chanukah Miracle: An Air Fryer
Air fryers are all the rage now. Whether you got one on Black Friday or have had one for a while, Chanukah is a great time to pull it out.
Chanukah Gift Guide: 2019 Cookbooks
With so many new cookbooks released this year by Jewish authors, there’s something for every foodie on your list. In fact, there’s a good chance it’ll be hard to choose…
Stuff Your Challah, Not a Turkey
Instead of overloading on the tryptophan before the big day, turn this year’s Friendsgiving into a big challah-baking party with lots of Thanksgiving inspo (think cranberry-stuffed challah).
A Hug of Food as Yom Kippur Ends
Jews around the world mark the end of the fast in different ways—and no, they don’t all involve bagels and lox. Susan takes us on a brief tour of non-Ashkenazic traditions.
