Plantain, cauliflower and and ramen are all viable substitutes for the tried-and-true spud.

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The High Holidays—like many Jewish holidays—are a foodie’s delight. Whether we’re feasting on Rosh Hashanah or abstaining—and then feasting—on Yom ...

Happy Passover is always acceptable, but here are a few traditional greetings — in Hebrew, Yiddish and Ladino — to try out over the holiday.

The fall feast is not only celebrated but embraced by many Jews as a tangible symbol of comfort in America.

Classic books continue to inspire new generations.

Laughing at and with Jews on The Simpsons, South Park, and Family Guy.

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One of my main goals in writing The Inquisitor’s Apprentice was to bring the Lower East Side to life for ...