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Rosh Hashanah Rosh Hashanah is the celebration of the Jewish New Year. It marks the arrival of Fall and the beginning of the year. Recipes highlight Apples and Honey which represent the circle of life and bounty of the fall harvest as well as the sweetness of the New Year! We hope that you love our specialty Apple and Honey recipes as well as classic favorites such as Chopped Liver! Magical, Meaningful, Memorable a Winner!!! We are pleased to announce that our cookbook Magical, Meaningful, Memorable has won a National Indie Excellence Award! Apple Honey Cake Celebrate Rosh Hashanah with a cake worthy of the New Year. This Honey Apple Cake has an added surprise for special celebrations - a buttery, crumbly layer of streusel right through the middle. Despite being very different holidays Succot and Passover share an important link. Watch to learn more! Tu B'Shvat and Passover might be different holidays, but that doesn't mean they aren't connected. The Seder Plate is the story of Passover on one single plate. The Seder plate is a most efficient and symbolic way to make sure that the major themes of Passover are never forgotten. Each element in the plate has a specific role in the story of deliverance, and no Seder table is complete without a Seder Plate. Viewpost If you’ve ever sat down for a Sabbath or Rosh Hashanah dinner with your family, you’ve probably seen it: a plate filled with gefilte fish. Numbers have special significance in Judaism. Nowhere in our tradition is this clearer than in the Seder ritual. In the Seder we have one, two, three, four, and five. Why? Passover vs. Pesach. Many people wonder whether the “right” name of the holiday is Passover or Pesach. Viewpost You will love the combination of flavors of the mango, papaya, and cashews along with aromatic Indian Spices in this charoset recipe. Viewpost What is the shape of Moses’ Basket? What similarities does it have with Noah’s Ark? The night before Pesach, there is a fun “Hide and Seek” game you can play with your kids called the “Search for Chametz (leavened products).” Your guests will be tickled pink seeing these adorable little terrarium gardens set on your seder table this Passover! Viewpost Which character in the Bible does the Torah tell us MOST about his or her emotional state? Our almond cookies are delicious — crunchy on the outside, chewy on the inside, and just a hint of rose water. They are fun and easy to make with the family. Viewpost Six traditional items are arranged on the seder plate, which is the focal point of the Passover Table. Viewpost Time and again, the Jewish people were forced to leave their homes, beginning with the expulsion from Jerusalem, and continuing through our history. Interestingly, there is no “Israeli” recipe for Charoset. Perhaps that is because Charoset is a food of slavery, and in returning to Israel Jews are free. This is the most traditional charoset. Its signature ingredients are apples, walnuts, cinnamon, honey and sweet Manischewitz wine. Viewpost Common ingredients in Chinese cuisine are highlighted in this version of charoset: soy sauce, pine nuts and honey. In contrast with most charoset recipes, this one is slightly savory. Viewpost In the Passover story, there are FIVE very important women who made incredible contributions to the journey of the Israelites, freeing the Israelites from Slavery. Succot celebrates abundance and while not a traditional Succot food, what says abundance more than Lasagna! 3 kinds of meat, 3 kinds of cheese and lots of love. Viewpost A series of questions we hope will stimulate a meaningful discussion at your Passover Seder. My mom came up with this recipe for Kosher Passover (Pesadicka) Chocolate Matzo Mousse Cake. It was a winner, and is the star dessert of our Passover meal. Viewpost This combination of Indian flavors and Jewish Tradition creates a delicious and unique sangria recipe. Viewpost Succot can be celebrated in many ways! Whether Ashkenazi, Sephardic, traditional, bohemian, or modern, styles from around the world can be incorporated to create your own Sensational Succah. Viewpost Easy-to-make, no-sew chair covers! Make one for the Hora chair(s) for the bar/bat mitzvah child or for a wedding! Also a great idea for your holiday tableset! Viewpost One of the most important aspects of the bar/bat mitzvah experience is providing a young person with the opportunity to study and teach Torah. How do you inspire your child to inspire us all? Like other religions and cultures throughout the world, Judaism has developed a variety of rituals to mark important life cycle moments. One of the most well-known of these rites is the bar or bat mitzvah. I first fell in love with the magic of challah when my uncle Rabbi Daniel Goldfarb made homemade Challah for my brother Laurence's Bar Mitzvah. My uncle flew from Israel for my Bat Mitzvah as well as for each of my brothers. He always baked the Challah for our Shabbat dinner. It really tasted so delicious and I fully appreciated the love with which he baked it.We're so happy to bring our Challah recipe to all of you. There's nothing like the smell of fresh Challah bread baking in your oven. While making bread can seem daunting, we have created a step-by-step recipe and video to make it easier for you to master making and braiding a 4-strand Challah. Take your time and you'll soon be an expert! Viewpost Decorating your succah will be a lot more fun if you add these colorful Origami Apples! They're easy to make and fun for the whole family. Watch our video and follow along. Viewpost Did you know that the term “bar mitzvah” first appears in the Talmud, the great collection of oral Jewish teaching more than 1,200 years ago? The scent of the potatoes frying in oil, the crackle as they brown AND the crispy texture and savory flavor. For us, latke making is the Hanukkah holiday wrapped up in one delectable sensory experience. Viewpost It’s time to Light the Lights! Hanukkah is the Festival of Lights and what better way to light your Menorah for the eight nights of Hanukkah than with your own homemade Beeswax Candles. Viewpost Potato printing is an old favorite. It’s a terrific craft project for the whole family. Together you can make some beautiful materials for your Hanukkah celebration. Viewpost Succot is a time for family, friends, and neighbors to come together. Here are some questions to start deep and meaningful conversations around the holiday. For much of Jewish history, Hanukkah was considered a minor holiday. Today, the holiday has become a major celebration on the Jewish calendar for both secular and religious Jews. Who can resist these fluffy pillows of dough with your favorite jam filling inside? These always fly off the table. Make sure to get one before they’re gone. Viewpost The Dreidel (or spinning top) is one of the most joyous parts of Hanukkah celebrations. And the whole family can play together, no experience necessary! Viewpost Many of us are more familiar with the symbols of the Hanukkah holiday — the Menorah, the dreidel, the latkes — than the story behind the holiday itself. Here’s a little refresher course. On each night of Hanukkah, we light a new candle on the Menorah. Where did the tradition of the Menorah begin? Viewpost Hanukkah is a time time for fun and family. These questions can help you start meaningful and fulfilling dialogues with your loved ones. Hanukkah is a magical and meaningful holiday to celebrate with even the youngest members of your family. The basics still make it special — lighting the Menorah, saying the blessings, making latkes, playing the dreidel, and yes, the gifts! Viewpost Judah the Maccabee is the central figure of the Hanukkah story. A rebel fighter who turned out to be a military genius, overthrowing the Syrian Greek army and restoring the Temple in Jerusalem. Viewpost Delicious Homemade Pita just takes time and patience while you wait for the rise. Here are some tips on how to shape and a fun look at how quickly they pop up when you bake them. We find pita to be the perfect companion for Kafta, Taboulleh and Tahini Sauce - perhaps for your next Shabbat meal or Succot celebration. Viewpost The tradition of the Menorah dates back to the story of Exodus (Exodus: Chapter 25). God commanded the Israelites to light the Menorah in the portable Temple in the wilderness. Viewpost Creating a one of a kind Menorah for your family is a wonderful gift that your family can cherish for years to come. Viewpost Add some ambiance inside your succah or any room with these DIY Apple Votives. With hundreds of different  heirloom apples ripe for the picking, you can create an array of colorful votives. Viewpost Judith was one of the great Jewish heroines. Judith single-handedly conceived of a daring and ingenious plan to save the Jews during an earlier time of Syrian Greek oppression. Viewpost In celebration of Rosh Hashanah as well as the abundance of Succot, we bring you these beautiful stuffed Apple Rose Pastries made extra magical with almond paste. Watch our video to learn how. Viewpost Hand Stamping apple picking bags is a perfect way to celebrate the head of the New Year this Rosh Hashanah! Viewpost The Afikoman is the Middle piece of matzo. At the Passover Seder, an ordinary piece of matzo is brokenit in half create the extraordinary Afikoman.

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