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Recipe: Moroccan-Style Gefilte Fish For Passover

I recently presented a cooking demo based on my new Passover kids’ cookbook  Let My Children Cook , in Jerusalem. ...

Latke-Crusted Chicken Breasts

A few years ago my dear friend and fellow food-enthusiast Rachel traveled to the Czech Republic to explore her father’s ...

Homemade Pantry Snacks

One of the greatest things that kids learn at camp is how to do things for themselves, from scratch. Campers ...

Jewish Joy At Carnival

Carnival, Mardi Gras, Carnaval.  These words convey exhuberance, dancing, masks, and overflowing joy (and often excess). From Rio to New ...

Rainbow Hamantaschen

Have you seen the gorgeous rainbow hamantaschen making its way around the internet in time for Purim? I first noticed ...

Adult-Approved, Kid-Friendly & Kosher

I love when friends and family send me baking or cooking questions – it always gets me excited! And just ...

Manischewitz Smash Gin Cocktail

Ah, Manischewitz, The classic, sweet Jewish wine at the butt of so many jokes about Jews. I am not really ...

Maple Squash Pudding

When I first tasted the delicious, and later ubiquitous, butternut squash kugel, I thought I was eating something healthy. However, ...

Enter Our Delicious Purim Giveaway!

Our favorite part of Purim isn’t reading the Scroll of Esther, and it’s not getting drunk. Hamantaschen are what we love most. Let ...

A Uniquely Cuban, or Rather “Jewban,” Brisket

Ropa Vieja, which literally translates to “old clothes,” or as my paternal grandmother would call them, “schmatas,” is the Cuban ...

A Jewban Family Tradition: Ropa Vieja

I am often asked whether I feel more Cuban-American than Jewish, or vice versa, and it has always struck me ...

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