Tender chocolate cake, a boozy cherry filling and whipped cream are the hallmarks of a nostalgic Black Forest cake.

Celebrate this Eid al Adha with a delicious variety of lamb recipes for lunch. From spicy stews to slow-cooked roasts, these ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

Hanukkah, the eight-day Jewish holiday known as the “festival of lights,” is almost upon us. It’s observed with a nightly menorah lighting, special prayers and various fried foods.

Many people are familiar with latkes, a potato pancake-like food that is eaten during Hanukkah. But that's not the only Hanukkah food. There's another treat eaten during Hanukkah that is becoming ...

Hanukkah, which is on the same day of the Hebrew ... “We do all the Jewish foods and then all of the Puerto Rican foods,” Ms. Petty said, adding that they serve latkes with arroz con gandules ...

The holiday itself is a celebration of oil, so expect a lot of fried foods. (Hanukkah may commemorate the miracle of light, but that doesn't mean it's a time to eat light.) Below, find nine ...

The first night of Hanukkah falls on Christmas Day this year, posing a dilemma to interfaith families: What’s for dinner? Do you go all-in on traditional Christmas foods — roast goose ...

As the Jewish Festival of Lights, or Hanukkah, is fast approaching (December 25, 2024 to January 2, 2025), we’re looking forward to playing dreidel (and winning gelt!), lighting the menorah with loved ...

Though they only had enough oil for one night, it stayed lit for eight, a phenomenon now known as the miracle of Hanukkah. To celebrate this miracle, Jewish people eat a number of foods fried in ...