Liven up Your Latkes!
When you think of Chanukah, you think of latkes. The crispy, salty potato treats are perhaps the most well-known Jewish food, and with good...
Chanukah Gift Guide
Rebecca Brown
Eight nights of lights means gifts galore, and we’ve got you covered!
For the adventure-seeker who’s always on the go, think smart: packing cubes,...
The Look — With Gratitude and Hope: A High Holiday Roundup
By Rebecca Brown
Last year at this time, we shared a roundup of Jewish designers and Israeli-owned businesses to show our support and give back...
It Isn’t Yom Kippur Break Fast at My House Without This Egg Casserole
Skye Estroff | The Nosher
Our family’s approach to Yom Kippur break fast is a Southern one. Many North Americans associate this feast with an...
Grandma’s Honey Cake
Other than apples and honey, nothing says the Jewish holidays more than honey cake.
This recipe has a dose of caffeine in it, always a...
New High Holidays Children’s Books Take Place in Uganda, Hong Kong and a Sephardic...
Penny Schwartz | JTA
A laugh-out-loud Sukkot story that reimagines the classic tale of the three little pigs; an inspiring work of historical fiction story...
These Easy Israeli Honey Cookies Are Iconic: It Isn’t Rosh Hashanah Without Duvshaniyot.
Vered Guttman | The Nosher
Apples dipped in honey and honey cakes are popular across the Jewish world around Rosh Hashanah. But if you grew...
Why My Family Is Giving Up Impulse Purchases for Rosh Hashanah This Year
By Erin Beser
Despite the near-constant worry over, well, nearly everything, but especially our family’s finances, my mother always made sure my brother and I...
Hearing Hope in the Shofar
By William Daroff
At sundown on Monday, Sept. 22, Jews around the world will gather to mark Rosh Hashanah — the birthday of creation, the...
Tashlich: Casting Off Your Sins
Many of us relish the opportunity to start anew, seeking forgiveness for our wrongdoings.
One way to do this is tashlich, the symbolic casting off...