Pre-pandemic, there were at least 30 solar synagogues scattered throughout the United States—and experts believe that several more houses of worship went solar during the pandemic.

Carob is primarily used to make a cocoa substitute or locust bean gum, a common thickener in products such as ice cream and baby formula.

Let’s make bold plans to protect the earth together.

At its most essential, the climate crisis is about the future of humanity.

The rich almond flavor of these biscotti—a cookie that originated in Roman times—lends a not-so-subtle nod to their Jewish cousins, mandelbrot.

The classic English Wedding Cake is really a fruit cake loaded with sugary, delicious dried fruit—making it the ultimate baked indulgence for Tu B'Shevat.

Did you know that prunes may reverse bone loss? Or that cashews have more copper than most nuts, aiding in the production of hemoglobin?

Like a tree, the Jewish holiday for trees has changed and evolved throughout history. In the 16th century, the kabbalists of Safed transformed Tu Bishvat