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New Haroset Title Is a Scholarly History, With Recipes
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New Haroset Title Is a Scholarly History, With Recipes
by
Jessica Halfin
by
Jessica Halfin
Haroset is the glue—or mortar—that holds the modern seder together. A new book explores its delicious evolution and staggering varieties.
Food
Giant Meringues—Chocolate! Pistachio!—for Passover
by
Jessica Halfin
Meringues are the perfect chometz-free dessert. This year, make yours extra indulgent with the addition of pistachio paste or chocolate.
Food
Chocolate Quinoa Cake, the Passover Dessert That Went Viral
by
Jessica Halfin
Paula Shoyer's new lemon version joins her original chocolate quinoa Bundt cake as the must-bake dessert of Passover.
Hadassah
The Adar-Nisan Nexus
by
Ellen Hershkin
Purim and Pesach are paradigmatic of the two states of Jewish existence.
Guide to Jewish Literature – March/April 2019
Being Jewish
Fighting Anti-Semitism With Matzah Balls
by
Marnie Fienberg
Passover brings memories of my mother-in-law, Joyce Fienberg, martyred at the Tree of Life synagogue in Pittsburgh.
Food
Philadelphia’s Essen Bakery
by
Hilary Danailova
Owner Tova du Plessis is proud that the nostalgic treats she bakes at Essen are a point of Jewish connection for customers.
Hadassah
Journey and Destination
by
Ellen Hershkin
Sinai teaches us not only of our formation as a nation, not only of our delivery from slavery, but also that all deserts are finite.
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