Symbolic Food Mashup for Tu B’Shvat

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Recipes: Carrot Pineapple Salad, Fennel Salad with Dates & Blue Cheese, Potato Tomato Salad with Pesto, Cranberry Jalapeño Dip, Butternut Squash Soup, Savory Vegetable Tart, Fruit Crisp Tu B’Shvat begins […]

Decorating & Entertaining in Your Sukkah

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I learned how to celebrate Sukkot from the family of my high school best friend. They put up a sukkah every year and hosted an open sukkah on the Sunday […]

Pressing the Easy Button: Going Back to My Traditions

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It’s been a super busy summer for me; where does the time go? I traveled for three weeks in August and came home to an unexpected and delightful week-long visit […]

My Challah Is a Prayer

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Every Friday, when I knead the dough—I’m not just making bread. I’m praying. Every sifted flour, every drizzle of oil, every braid I form—those are my quiet words. Words of […]

Memories From Scratch: Grilled Arayes

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My mother, Rachel, was a magician in the kitchen. She didn’t read recipes – she listened to the food. Every Friday, she shaped spiced meatballs with her hands and her […]

Vegetarian Ideas for the Nine Days

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Tofu Chocolate Mousse & Cheese Soufflé Unless you are part of an observant community, you might not notice that we Jews are acknowledging a period of mourning right now. Yes, […]

Fondue for Shavuot

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Classic Cheese Fondue & Chocolate Fondue Shavuot (shah-vu-ote), which begins Sunday evening, June 1, is the second of our three pilgrimage holidays – Pesach, Shavuot, and Sukkot. It comes seven […]

Celebrate Israel (with Food)

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Ever since October 7, we Jews, around the world, are finding ourselves in a quandary of opposites. Every Shabbat, every holiday, every birthday, anniversary, or other joyful celebration is offset […]

Foody Fun Pesach

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The minute Purim is over, I start thinking about Passover.  Who am I kidding? I start thinking about Pesach right after Tu b’Shvat, but I try not to DO anything […]