Chanukah
Whether you spell it Chanukah or Hannukah, this festive winter holiday is associated with all sorts of latkes, sufganiyot and…
This article originally appeared in the Winter 1996 issue of Jewish Action There is a price tag affixed to the…
By Yossi Huttler after all the holy wars you’ve fought all the wounds and scars and defilement search yourself for…
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By Jack (Yankl) Botwinik “Can we stop by the dollar store?” my nine-year-old pleads as we drive home from school.…
If you’re looking for ways to stretch your food budget, especially when entertaining, here are some simple solutions to help…
In honor of Chanukah, it is traditional to eat foods fried in oil, including luscious latkes and sufganiyot (Israeli-style donuts…
Although potato latkes are a traditional Chanukah treat, why not experiment this year by making latkes with other vegetables? With…
Everybody but the Maharal of Prague knows that the miracle of Chanukah has nothing to do with the winter solstice.
This is the essence of Chanukah; the yom tov of man yearning for God, of candles ignited by the spark…
Time and again we have to face the difficult task of defining ourselves in a world of alien values—the values…
