Holiday cooking
Helen Nash, kosher cookbook author and NYC philanthropist, dies at 89
Her first cookbook, “Kosher Cuisine,” was published in 1984 by Random House and adapted a variety of international recipes for kosher cooks.
Flowers and butterflies – the fashion brand kicks off the holiday season
The Persian winter solstice tradition of Yalda pairs perfectly with Hanukkah
Nadav's donuts: Ne'eman Bakery honors a fallen soldier
Creating a welcoming table for a memorable holiday experience
Avoid overcrowding with excessive design, prioritize creating a warm atmosphere for your loved ones to gather and enjoy.
In the Kitchen with Henny: Hope for Tu Bishvat
Given the nutty year we’re having, let’s infuse some sweetness with these fruits and embrace a Tu Bishvat that not only tantalizes our senses but also brings a ray of hope and unity into our lives.
Hanukkah-style jelly doughnuts aren't as hard to make as you'd think
No shortcuts: Chen Mizrahi's recipe requires time and patience, but it's worth it.
How 'The Holiday' Sukkot is celebrated throughout the ages - opinion
Sukkot, as a holiday, is imbued with significance.
Doctor's warning: Avoid using these pans in your kitchen
Discover the health risks associated with scratched or worn non-stick and ceramic pans.
My mom’s hamantaschen recipe carries the memories that she is losing - opinion
As an adult with young kids of my own, I get it, but as a child, it didn’t occur to me that my mother had already spent hours setting everything up.
Can't quite get that old-fashioned latkes flavor? Here you go
Inspired by Eastern European cuisine, with a touch of orange, fresh strawberry sauce and sour cream: These are the real-deal old-fashioned latkes
Nefesh B’Nefesh hosts over 700 olim at Thanksgiving dinners
Nefesh B'Nefesh held a series of events from Thursday through Shabbat all across the country.
Could Thanksgiving have Jewish roots? - opinion
Sukkot: Ashkenazi-Sephardi blend cuisine for the holiday
While the Ashkenazi/Sephardi mash-up is a bold choice, and there is something to be said about preserving our traditions, this soup represents the beauty of Israel and the Jewish people. Enjoy!
Having trouble coming up with holiday gifts? Here are some ideas
Rosh Hashanah is the holiday of gifts, especially for those who are being hosted for the holiday and don't want to come empty-handed. So here are some options: some more and some less conventional.
