Showing entries from: Hanukkah

Butter Bean Soup with butter beans (aka mature lima beans), carrots, celery, and fresh dill in a flavorful vegan broth. Healthy, kosher, pareve. Read More

Learn how to make a Cupcake Menorah for Hanukkah! Includes printable holiday cupcake wrappers. Kosher, craft, project, Chanukah, Chanukkah Read More

Vintage kosher Jewish Indian recipe for Potato Bhajee from a 1922 cookbook called the Jewish Cookery Book. Pareve. Read More

Learn to make perfect mini bite-sized potato latkes cooked extra crisp using six simple ingredients. Gluten free, kosher, pareve, dairy free. Read More

A Jewish family recipe for Sour Cream Twists. Delectable German cookies dipped in sugar and baked to tender-crisp perfection. Kosher, Dairy. Read More

Learn to make rugelach with flaky dough and chocolate fruit filling, a beloved Jewish dessert. Step by step photos. Kosher, Yiddish, Dairy. Read More

Learn the history of latkes, dating back to 13th century Italy. Includes recipe for Italian-style ricotta cheese latkes. Kosher, dairy, Hanukkah. Read More

Learn to adorable edible candy dreidels for Hanukkah with your kids using kosher marshmallows, Nutella, pretzels and gel icing! Family, crafts. Read More

Learn to make crispy, flavorful Jewish potato latkes for Hanukkah with potato shreds, schmaltz or vegetable oil, onions, matzo meal. Kosher. Read More

As those of you who read my recent article for BlogHer.com know, I celebrated my first Hanukkah eight years ago. This was back before I converted to Judaism when I was really and truly a shiksa (aka a non-Jewish woman). I had studied … Read More

Thanksgiving is very close to the first night of Hanukkah this year, which means both holidays are simultaneously on my mind! Last week I came up with a fun little dish that combines the two holiday traditions into one tasty … Read More

Keftes are Sephardic Jewish fried fritters. They can take on any number of forms; some are made with meat, some with potatoes or vegetables. Keftes often make an appearance on the Hanukkah table because they are fried in oil, which … Read More