it also meant coming up with recipes that celebrate local, sustainably farmed ingredients. Reflecting on the feast, I have a few ideas to impart to home cooks looking to make a delicious Hanukkah ...

Notice a theme? Often, traditional Hanukkah food is fried as a reminder of the oil in the story of the miracle of Hanukkah. We eat these symbolic foods not just on the first night of Hanukkah ...

Hanukkah is an annual celebration in Judaism that is sometimes called the "festival of lights" and remembers a story from the times of Ancient Greece, but what are some traditional foods that can ...

To make sure they’re blown away, I’m armed with a mix of foolproof omnivore recipes like our roast chicken or our everything bagel crusted salmon, as well as some extra-tasty vegetarian/vegan ...

This Hanukkah is the fourth time in her life that ... "Now, my split-faith family has crossed a few generations – and our food traditions have melted into the proverbial pot, combining my ...

Instead, the correct answers included “kugel,” “challah” and “brisket” — all traditional Jewish foods, but not ones prominently associated with Hanukkah. What’s more, the puzzle ...

While Hanukkah, the Festival of Lights, is considered a minor holiday in terms of religious significance, it carries an important message during a time of celebration. It also has food ...

If you’re celebrating Hanukkah this year, it’s a great opportunity to share a delicious meal with family and friends! We have a variety of veggie side dish recipes that pair perfectly with any ...

Because my wife can’t cook (sorry my love, but it’s true), that means if we’re having any traditional Hanukkah foods, I’M the one who has to make it all. I still haven’t quite pinned down my menu, but ...

Hanukkah Sameach! Hanukkah: the only time when eating fried food for eight days straight is completely acceptable. May your dreidel always land on gimel, and your latkes never burn. Happy Hanukkah!

Instead, the correct answers included “kugel,” “challah” and “brisket” — all traditional Jewish foods, but not ones prominently associated with Hanukkah. What’s more, the puzzle ...