Articles in Holiday eats
For years, my mom has been making these crunchy biscotti to serve with tea at our Passover Seder. She calls them mandelbread (or mandelbrot), but I’m sorry– they are so very biscotti to me. More …
The Jewish holiday of Purim arrives early this year: February 24. This brilliant idea for a riff on Hamentaschen–the traditional folded-triangle filled cookies– hit me last year after Purim was already over, so I filed …
Happy New Year!
If you’ve pledged to kick off 2013 with an earnest attempt to eat healthier and be kinder to your hungover liver, then Brussels Sprouts are an excellent food to include in your weekly …
I know Hannukah is already halfway through, but if your latke fatigue hasn’t fully set in yet, perhaps you will consider one last latke hurrah before hanging up your spatula for another year.
I, for one, …
The holidays snuck up on me this year, so I hope it’s not too late to share some of my favorite gift ideas to inspire those on your list to have a healthy holiday and …
Where did November go?
I didn’t realize how long it’d been since I last posted, and I will spare you the standard blogger refrain about how busy I’ve been, etc.. Despite my absence, I have actually …
