What could be more Southern and Jewish?

There's no need to live in the kitchen during the High Holidays.

Because the camera always eats first.

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

We'll help you remember if it's customary to wear a prayer shawl on the High Holidays.

On the menu: salmon teriyaki and miso maple trout.

Slip your round challah under one of these beauties.

These vegetable-forward dishes aren’t just for vegans–they’re so delicious that everyone will want some! For your meatless dishes this year, ...

In some years, Rosh Hashanah doesn't start until October. Here's why.

Some of us are blessed with the “D” (designer) gene and well, some of us can cook. Let’s just say ...