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 ...

Who's to stop a sushi roll from dressing up as hamantaschen?

A crunchy, rolled treat from Greek and Turkish Jewish tradition.

Whether you like your cookies classic, or savory, or even rainbow-dyed, there's a recipe out there for you.

Hamantaschen can be a pain, but these easy recipes will make Purim more enjoyable.

How a single German pastry came to be an iconic Jewish holiday treat.

Who wouldn't want tiny hamantaschen for breakfast?

On Purim it is traditional to eat food with fillings hidden inside to symbolize the hidden nature of the Purim miracle, ...

This white wine-based recipe helps ensure compliance with the Talmud's requirement to drink so much you can't tell the difference between Mordechai and Haman.

And shape it like a crown in honor of Queen Esther.