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The Ultimate Hanukkah Recipe Guide For 8 Delicious Nights
Latkes and sufganiyot are the unrefuted stars of the Hanukkah culinary landscape, but they are by no means the only festive foods to make and eat during the holiday. For a night or two we might convince ourselves that we could live on all that golden-fried goodness, but at some point the need for protein, green vegetables and other holiday fare makes itself apparent.
The Jewish Way to Nosh Through the Emmy Awards
Don’t let an awards show stand in the way of a haimish Sunday feast. Here are a few of our favorite festive finger foods.
Brisket’s Mini Modern Side
For your next Hanukkah gathering, think small. From sliders to tacos to deviled eggs, experience the fun of bite-size brisket hors d’oeuvres.
Brisket Tots
This addictive appetizer is just one more reason why bar snacks are cool and brisket is hot.
Fried Brisket Kreplach
Kreplach are a great way to make use of leftovers. Traditionally boiled and served in soup, they can also be fried and eaten as finger food… say, your next Hanukkah party.
Arab Cameraman Strip-Searched at U.S. Ambassador's July Fourth Party in Israel
The U.S.-funded Alhurra network said Thursday that one of its cameramen was interrogated and strip-searched by Israeli security men while covering a July 4 party at the U.S. ambassador’s residence near Tel Aviv.
The April 1 Dinner Party @ Chicago City Winery
Poi Dog Pondering's Frank Orrall, NPR host and comedian, Brian Babylon, Field Museum artist in residence and chef John Manion of La Sirena Clandestina join host Elysabeth Alfano for the April 1 Dinner Party at City Winery.
Holocaust Story Interview Podcast
My grandparent’s story. The photo is their wedding day photograph. They were married inside the concentration camp.
Glitterati Shmooze at Oscars After-Parties as Michael Feinstein Tinkles Ivories
Hollywood’s elite headed into the night to celebrate or commiserate at a list of glitzy parties in Tinseltown after walking the red carpet and watching the year’s Academy Awards presented.
Israeli Arabs Gripped by Election Apathy
You might think the prospect of a far-right win would spur Arabs to vote in next week’s Israeli election. Think again. Apathy is widespread, and it’s not just Jewish parties to blame.
