Shabbat/Holidays

Chanukah

CHANUKAH

Chanukah: I See the Light

Colors? I thought I knew colors. How little did I know the astoundingly beautiful world, as colors now blaze before…

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Chanukah Highlights From Around the World

Latkes! Sufganiyot! This innovative collection of recipes from culinary mavens Joan Nathan and Paula Shoyer will be sure to impress…

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How to Mindfully Eat a Latke on Chanukah

I am often asked how mindful eating can fit into an Orthodox lifestyle. With so many holidays, Shabbat and semachot,…

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On and Off the Beaten Track: Chanukah—and all year—in Gush Etzion

This past summer, Mandy and Jeremy Broder, a British-Israeli couple who are skilled artists, turned their personal dream into reality.…

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Chanukah Specialties: Delicious Spins on Tradition

These creative new spins on tradition will be winners on your Chanukah table!

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The Chef’s Table: New Twists on Traditional Dishes for Your Chanukah Celebrations

These family-friendly dishes are perfect for any occasion, especially for Chanukah. They are creative, look fantastic, taste scrumptious—and they’re fairly…

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Chanukah’s Coming: Ta’am to Make the Latkes

I’ve never met a latke I didn’t like. Chanukah is still one of my favorite holidays, and to me, hot,…

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Thinking Like a Jew: Reflections on Chanukah

The light of the Chanukah flames testifies to a force that transcends nature, and that force is the power implicit…

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The “Hole” Truth About Sufganiyot

There is an Israeli folk tale about how the sufganiya, the ubiquitous Chanukah doughnut, got its name.

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Variations on the Chanukah Theme

Variations on the Chanukah Theme was originally delivered as a sermon by Rabbi Dr. Norman Lamm during Chanukah 1958 (5718)…

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The Little-Known Story Behind the Latke

According to the late food historian Gil Marks, the first latkes, called kartoffelpfannkuchen, were fashioned from coarse potatoes fried in…

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