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This recipe uses honey and pomegranate—two of the symbolic Rosh Hashanah foods (honey for a sweet year ahead and pomegranate for prosperity)—to create sticky, sweet and slightly tangy chicken that pairs perfectly with my Jewelled Couscous (pictured), or S...
Tomato-Garlic confit with fresh challah is one of the most delicious foods in existence, and here I’ve leveled it up for Rosh Hashanah by adding in some of the symbolic foods we eat on the holiday: Leeks, dates, and pomegranate molasses. Make it with the ...
How did it become the go-to drink at every Kiddush, bris, wedding and Shabbat meal?
Probably more than you think!
Yael is praised in Deborah’s famous song in the Book of Judges.
Tamar is a popular Jewish girl’s name meaning “date” or “date palm”—one of the seven special species Israel is renowned for.
Why are so many Jewish guys named Bernie?
Where did the name come from?
The Midrash explains that just as a bird is admired for its beauty, Tzipporah was admired for her loveliness.
Some have suggested that his name would perhaps be most appropriate for a boy born around the holiday of 15 Shevat.
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