Celebrating Hanukkah

Latkes are the traditional food for Hanukkah. They are simple to make and quite delicious. The trick is the temperature of the frying pan or griddle.

Chanukah is a Jewish holiday that celebrates the miracle of oil that burned for eight nights when there was only enough for one night. It's not traditionally a major holiday or a holiday with...

There are some popular traditions associated with celebrating Hanukkah (which can also be spelled as Chanukkah or other similar ways). This list will lead you through some of the major Hanukkah...

The fourth night of Hanukkah is a good time to get the kids involved in the kitchen, since both children and cooking are a big part of the Hanukkah tradition. Previous nights of the holiday are...

The latkes, chocolate gelt and gifts decreasing in size begin to wear thin by the sixth night of Hanukkah, as the neighbors hoist up their pine trees and sing carols, toting enormous red and green...

Many people associate the holiday Hanukkah with gift giving because it's celebrated around the same time of year as Christmas. But Hanukkah is first and foremost a holiday commemorating dedication...