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9 Jewish Things About Pomegranates
Why this ancient fruit is a Jewish symbol.
Celebrate, Eat, Jewish Recipes, Jewish&, Passover, Sephardic Jews
7 Charoset Recipes to Give Passover an International Flair
Global recipes for your Passover table
Best of the Week
Shabbat is just a couple of hours away. Time to start making your cholent! Before you go, here are some ...
Happy Tu Bishvat! Three Easy Ways to Celebrate
Today is the birthday of the trees. Whoop-dee-do. If you didn’t get a chance to go to a seder last ...
Bedikat Hametz: The Search for Leaven Before Passover
A step-by-step guide to the ritual for ridding one’s home of leavened foods before Passover.
Studying With my Father, 18 Years Dead
Will we ever be free of enumerating what we have, what we need, what will be enough, what will ensure our security, who will inherit, how much we can afford to give, who’s most needy or most worthy - all with a sense that there’s not enough to go around?
Pray, Prayer Musings, Tu Bishvat
The Power of Jewish Blessings
More than mere expressions of gratitude, blessings are portals to other spiritual realms.
Best of the Week
Going on vacation for all of Passover (remember this holiday is dedicated to the Moses family) so find other things ...
Matzah Ball Casserole Is My Passover Comfort Food
It's like a Jewish version of chicken and dumplings.
Religious Catharsis
Modern Jewish life has been largely drained of the drama and emotional release available in ancient times. Is there a way to recapture it?