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Tori Avey’s Shavuot Table
Holidays
Holidays
Tori Avey’s Shavuot Table
by
Jessica Halfin
by
Jessica Halfin
Renowned food blogger and culinary historian Tori Avey shares her most popular Shavuot recipes.
Holidays
Holidays
The Cheesecake Factory Comes to Israel
by
Renee Ghert-Zand
by
Renee Ghert-Zand
One of America's favorite chain restaurants—the Cheesecake Factory—is now selling its eponymous cakes in Israel, with new flavors for Shavuot.
Hadassah
Actions, Text and Subtext
by
Ellen Hershkin
The milestone anniversaries we observe in 2018 are at the heart of our May schedule and wind up just before the holiday of Shavuot.
Food
In Israel, a Woman’s Place Is in the Restaurant Kitchen
by
Adeena Sussman
Perhaps because Israel is predisposed to “macho” culture, female chefs feel they need to establish clear boundaries early in their careers.
Holidays
Holidays
The Yemenite Jewish Table
by
Adeena Sussman
by
Adeena Sussman
A new cookbook pays homage to the Jewish cuisine of Yemen, where chefs create magic out of little more than flour and water—on Shavuot and everyday.
Holidays
On Shavuot, Remember the Children
by
Susan Silverman
Why don’t we linger more on the biblical Ruth’s desire for a home and family? The same is true for children all over the world awaiting adoption.
Food
Salmon for a Spring Supper
by
Libby Barnea
Whether broiled, grilled, canned or brined into lox, salmon is inextricably linked to the food cultures of American Jews
Hadassah
Time After Time
by
Ellen Hershkin
Our calendar consists not only of squares that mark days, months and years that will never come again, but also points of celebration and remembrance.
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