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Chosen Eats: Eat to Heal
Life has started to return to normalcy since the events of last week. We’ve finally gotten our feet—and running shoes, for many—back under us and...
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Chosen Eats: A Good Apple (Cake)
My parents always taught me that a good houseguest brings a gift for her host as a thank you for opening their home. And as...
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Cooking Video: Rosh Hashanah Apple Tart
At JewishBoston.com, we talk a lot about food, particularly around the holidays. With Rosh Hashanah quickly approaching, our talk has turned to apples—and dessert. We...
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Rosh Hashanah Family Activity: Make Your Own Applesauce
McIntosh, Fuji, Gala, Braeburn…we are lucky to have so many apple varieties literally at our fingertips! One fun way to celebrate Rosh Hashanah and the...
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Kids & Parenting
DIY Rosh Hashanah Cards
Why spend $$$ on pre-made holiday cards, when you can easily create a personal card? The Prism DIY Arts Circle got the memo, and learned...
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Healthy Food for Once: Judaism, Autumn, and Eating Responsibly
I love food. Check that- I’m actually a very picky eater but I love eating. The bad news: Yom Kippur is coming. The good news:...
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TBS 20's & 30's BIG Apple Picking!
On Sunday, September 25th, in honor of Rosh Hashana TBS 20's & 30's and BIG teamed up to connect Bostonians, Israelis and Apples for...
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Kids in the Kitchen
Looking for something easy to bake with your kids? Ruth Abrams, former editor for InterfaithFamily.com, suggests this simple recipe for the Friday after Thanksgiving to...
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Toasting the New Year
While an integral part of the Secular New Year, toasts are not traditionally part of the Rosh HaShanah table. Passover and Purim are known for...
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