As farmers across Israel navigate conflict and loss, a visit to local dairies—and a no-bake tahini cheesecake recipe—offer a taste of resilience for the holiday table.

Canadian Jewish women like Gail Simmons, Eden Grinshpan, Kat Romanow, Bonnie Stern, Jamie Milne and so many others are making their mark on the food world north of…

When each Jew is confident in who they are, they do not need to fear those who worship differently. At Mount Sinai and today, we are all the…

'Shavuot isn’t really connected to dairy,' says Omri Paz, founder of Vegan Friendly, a leading Israeli vegan advocacy and certification agency.

Would Ruth be any less meaningful a contributor to the Jewish people if she had remained a non-Jew who made a commitment to building a Jewish home?

Sure, we all love blintzes and rich creamy casseroles, but cheesecake is the undeniable star of the Shavuot dairy table.

While the pandemic has affected us all, it also has underscored the fact that the weak, the vulnerable and the stranger are especially exposed and under threat.

The holiday of Shavuot challenges us to extend acts of compassion. Who could benefit most from your kindness?