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Purim is one of the happiest Jewish holidays. We celebrate, we have festivals, we eat hamantashen cookies, and we give a gift basket of food to people we know.
Purim is one of the most festive of all Jewish holidays. Since Haman was evil, it’s traditional to eat cookies that are shaped like Haman’s hat. Thus the name, hamantashen cookies. Here's a...
Purim is a joyful holiday, especially for the kids. It's celebrated in the Hebrew month of Adar, sometime in March, and commemorates the Jews in Persia being saved from Haman's plans to...
Purim is a festive time, and here are tips on how to plan a Purim celebration in your own home, church or synagogue.
Hamantashen are filled cookies traditionally consumed during the Jewish holiday of Purim. Purim celebrates the triumph of the Jews against the evil king Haman. The three cornered pastry is said to...
Cooking Jewish food with children is a wonderful way to teach them about their own heritage or to expose any kids to the foods and traditions of a different culture. The fun of cooking---and...
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