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So What Do Jews Eat on Thanksgiving?

When I was in high school, I was dating a lovely (non-Jewish) guy whose parents seemed vaguely confused by my ...

The post previously appeared on the MyJewishLearning/Jewish Book Council blog. Earlier this week, Wayne Hoffman wrote about a funny thing, the ...

As I’ve mentioned before, over the past week or so I’ve been kind of obsessed with soups. On Monday I ...

A yummy fruit soup for Tu Bishvat.

A traditional recipe for the end of a fast.

A symbolic and tasty dish to bring in the New Year.

A different bean gives this hummus a slightly sweet taste.

Hummus with a rich but subtle flavor.

An Israeli breakfast recipe for a red pepper and walnut spread with a kiss of pomegranate.

An Israeli breakfast recipe for a classic pickled vegetable.

A Yiddish word meaning non-kosher.

A cholent for every occasion.