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The Easiest Hamentashen Recipe on the Internet
Ten years ago, I taught my very first Sunday school class, a group of awesome sixth-graders who came twice a month to the (late, lamented)...
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But, what do I serve WITH the latkes?!?
Last December, I read an article in the food section of the New York Times (or just "The Times" if you're a Jersey girl who...
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Five Passover Menus: You Pick Yours!
Shopping for Passover can be tricky. Depending on how strictly you’re adhering to the specific rules about what’s kosher for Passover, you may need to...
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Cousin Ronnie's Passover Potato Kugel
Hosting a seder is hard work, especially if, like me, you are one person handling both the culinary and programmatic aspects of the dinner. That's...
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Passover Noodle Kugel
Love kugel and not ready to give it up for Passover? Here's a non-traditional noodle kugel. Subsitute Kosher for Passover noodles to create this take...
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Of Slow-Cookers, Brisket, and the Jewish People
I have been messing around in the kitchen for the better part of my thirty-two and a half years on Earth. What began with helping...
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Slacker Hamentashen - How to Make Purim Treats with Just Two Ingredients & a Toaster
A week or two ago, I posted a recipe that foolishly claimed to be The Easiest Hamentashen Recipe on the Internet. Liz, our community manager,...
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Spinach Souffle
Spinach is not just for Popeye! Try this vegetable side dish at your Passover seder or meal. 1 lb mushroom sliced 4 1lb boxes chopped...
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Cauliflower and Horseradish Cakes for Passover
This post is orginally posted on The Foodies at Work. Visit the original post for photos of this dish, more information and more recipes!...
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Baking Soft Matza
This post, by Ari Behar, originally appeared on Kosher Blog. I first heard of soft matzah when I was in high school, when my Talmud...
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