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Book Review: The Complete International Jewish Cookbook by Evelyn Rose

Book Review: The Complete International Jewish Cookbook by Evelyn Rose

When I was in my mid-twenties, my mother sent me a handwritten note which said the following: “Molly, please learn how to make brisket and... Read More
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Family-Favorite Thanksgiving Recipe

Family-Favorite Thanksgiving Recipe

Looking for a new way to stuff your Thanksgiving turkey this year? Why not give your stuffing a Jewish twist! This recipe for Challah Stuffing... Read More
Posted in: Kids & Parenting
Carly Machlis

Shabbat How-To: Bake Your Own Challah

On Friday afternoons, I start to feel that "Shabbat itch”—the itch to leave my desk, to put on something cute and Synagogue-chic, and to stuff... Read More
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Food-drunk at Beyond Bubbe’s Kitchen

Food-drunk at Beyond Bubbe’s Kitchen

I have a problem. I don’t know if it’s treatable, or if it’s just one of those lifelong maladies. When I am at a function... Read More
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Are You Ready for Some Football? Sukkot Cranberry Bread

Are You Ready for Some Football? Sukkot Cranberry Bread

There's a little tradition that we have in our household that has its origin on a sleepless night in the fall of 2003.   Back... Read More
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Borei Pie HaGafen

Borei Pie HaGafen

For many American Jews, the Concord grape is synonymous with our traditions and holidays; a local ice cream chain, JP Licks, even sells a Manischewitz... Read More
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Slosh Hashanah

Slosh Hashanah

Wednesday night marks the beginning of the Jewish new year, Rosh Hashanah. Many of the traditional foods for the holiday, like apples dipped in honey,... Read More
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Pack a Green Lunch

Pack a Green Lunch

Looking for lunch and dinner ideas for your family? Check out these 25 allergy-free recipes that will please your kids. And to celebrate Rosh Hashanah,... Read More
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Milk and Honey

Milk and Honey

  Last week I went outside to Rich who was busy working on his bicycle. “Honey, right now I’m cooking some wheat berries in the... Read More
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Kosher Cooking Carnival: A Celebration of Recipes from Around the Web

Kosher Cooking Carnival: A Celebration of Recipes from Around the Web

The Kosher Cooking Carnival (KCC) is a monthly collection of links to blog posts from around the web featuring kosher food. We're thrilled to be... Read More
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