Our table was once too big for us, then we became too big for it, and now we fit almost exactly in its seats… and in future years, with grandkids and the ongoing cycle of celebrations, we will outgrow it again.

Check out our complete Rosh Hashanah menu including vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options for each course of the meal.

Though blondies might not seem quite fancy enough for a big holiday meal, trust me that these will blow your hair back.

On Rosh Hashanah, there is a custom to eat apples dipped in honey to bring a sweet new year. As ...

These honey soaked balls known as "tayglach" are an addictively delicious tradition.

Shanah tovah um’tukah! (A good and sweet new year!) Happy new year to all! It’s a time of new beginnings and ...

Easy, festive dishes that everyone will enjoy.

From black-eyed pea hummus spiked with homemade horseradish harissa to matzoh-meal fried chicken cooked in shmaltz, to peach noodle kugels ...

Why is Psalm 27 an important part of the spiritual preparation for the High Holidays?

Rosh Hashanah is a time for eating! Jews fast on Yom Kippur, and some other holidays as well.