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Potato pancakes, also know as Latkes or Latkas, are traditionally eaten in observance of the Jewish holiday Hanukkah. Following the destruction of the Holy Temple, the Jews discovered only 1...
For observant Jews, a Passover seder is both a retelling and a reliving of their ancestors' exodus from slavery in Egypt more than 3,000 years ago. Some people observe the seder twice, on the...
Passover is celebrated in a festive meal called a Seder, during which the exodus of the Jews from Egypt is in a sense reenacted. Passover is perhaps the most important holiday for creating...
Do you love Matzoh Ball soup? Hate spending the money to dine in a restaurant? Here's how to make a delicious version of Matzoh Ball soup to make at home.
This breakfast treat - really matzoh French toast - is for the Jewish holiday of Passover, which prohibits the eating of leavened bread. It's so tasty and easy, though, you might want to hoard...
Gefilte fish, along with the matzoh ball, is the most well-known traditional Jewish dish. The famous fish was invented out of the necessity to eat fish on Shabbos (which brings a special blessing)...
with the holiday season coming up making a traditional dish is a great way to get everyone in the spirit.
Passover is a Jewish holiday celebrating the freedom of the Jews from Egyptian slavery. While many Jewish households keep kosher throughout the year, there are more particular guidelines for the...
Simple to make and satisfying to eat, matzoh ball soup is a favorite at Jewish celebrations. This recipe yields 16 matzoh balls and 5 to 6 quarts of chicken soup. Serves 8 to 10.
Filled with chocolate, these nutty sandwich cookies are so delicious, you'll want to make them year-round. This dessert recipe is kosher for Passover and makes 36 sandwich cookies.
In America, brisket is the traditional centerpiece of Jewish holiday feasts. This entree is kosher for Passover and serves 8 to 10. It's best to make the brisket the day before you plan to serve it.
As Passover approaches, boxes of prepared matzoh disappear from shelves of grocery stores. If you want to give something special this Seder, try making your own matzoh bread. All that is required...
When your husband is sick, he likely isn't the greatest company to have around. But you married him in sickness and in health, so you have to deal with that too. It goes beyond supplying his basic...
New York has great Jewish food. One of the quintessential Jewish dishes is Matzoh Ball soup. If done right, this can be the best soup you'll ever have. Good matzoh's not easy to make, though. ...
Passover is the 8-day observance commemorating the freedom and exodus of the Jewish slaves from Egypt. The Israelites left in such a hurry they didn’t have time to let their bread rise. To mark...
Passover, celebrated in late March or early April, is one of the most important Jewish holidays and includes a variety of traditional recipes. While matzoh may be the most common food eaten during...
Baklava is a luxurious treat with a Middle Eastern flavor. A deliciously sweet syrup is poured over layers of pastry to create a unique desert. Use matzoh as the base of baklava for a sweet ending...
Carrot nut cake is a great-tasting desert, and this particular recipe is Passover friendly. By mixing up some eggs, matzoh mix, walnuts and sugar with vanilla extract and topping it with powdered...
A Passover Seder is a wonderful meal that is full of ritual. The Seder requires a lot of advance preparation so that all necessary parts of the ceremony will be covered. This article will...
Passover is a special time for Jews. Between the large public Seders and the intimate ones in the homes of friends, there is no excuse to miss this annual event. And what other religious ceremony...
Passover, or Pesach, commemorates the time the Jews spent as slaves in Egypt and their escape to freedom. Jewish households were "passed over" during then tenth plague, the slaying of the first...
If you celebrate Hanukkah then chances are you are quite familiar with the traditional potato latkes. Here you will find simple to follow instructions that will leave you with a tasty traditional...
Fried chicken is a delicious, all-American dish that you can enjoy any time of year, from summer picnics in the park to cozy winter dinners at home. With a little prep work, your chicken will fry...
The month of December is host to a very festive Jewish holiday, Chanukah. Jews around the world celebrate the victory of Judah and the Maccabees over the Syrian-Greeks and the restoration of the...
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