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Italian Sweet and Sour Fish for Rosh Hashanah

A delicious symbol of abundance and fertility for the Jewish New Year.

Beans are symbolic on Rosh Hashanah because their Talmudic name sounds like the Hebrew "to increase."

The shuk in an Israeli city can offer a glimpse into the lives of those who visit it.

Parashat Mishpatim includes a very curious law about eating meat.

Beyond French toast.

What's so special about mevushal wine?

This ritual for the Jewish New Year goes far beyond dipping apples in honey.

An Italian Rosh Hashanah favorite.

Matzah for Fido?

Celebrating the tastes of Tu Bishvat.

An Old World dish takes on a new taste.

Some Jews perform symbolic sanctification of newly acquired items.