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  • Amarena cherry and marzipan hamantaschen

    Hamantaschen is a very versatile cookie that can hold a variety of different filling, as you can see ...

  • Ashkenazi yeast dough Hamantaschen

    The origins of hamantaschen can be traced back to Eastern European filled pastries like tasche and tascherl, ...

  • Birthday hamantaschen

    Rainbow sprinkles on the outside, cream cheese frosting inside. *Mic drop

  • Dark chocolate hamantaschen

    These hamantaschen have dark chocolate in their delicate crust and in the filling too. Better than chocolate ...

  • Date and walnut hamantaschen

    Israeli hamantaschen have a delicate and crumbly crust. And here they are filled with dates and walnuts. ...

  • Date maamoul (filled cookies)

    Maamoul are Arab filled cookies that come in different shapes and fillings. The flat round shaped Maamoul ...

  • Egg Noodles with poppy seeds and walnut

    The pasta dish is a savory take on a Hungarian noodle dish with either poppy seed or walnut and sugar. ...

  • Halva and Chocolate babka

    In 2018, Bon Appetit magazine declared that babka is the new bagel, meaning it is finely making its ...

  • Hungarian poppy seed crescents (kifli)

    The classic filling for these yeast dough crescents is poppy seeds cooked in milk and honey. The yeast ...

  • Israeli chocolate (ok, Nutella) rugelach

    Origins of rugelach, the favorite Jewish pastry, date back to the Hungarian kifli, Austrian kipfel and ...

  • Israeli Kinder chocolate and Nutella rolled cookies

    After high school, Israeli kids go on to fulfill their compulsory military service for two to three ...

  • Khoresht fesenjan – Persian chicken, pomegranate and walnut stew

    Khoresht fesenjan is one of the most beloved stews from the Persian cuisine. Walnut with pomegranate ...

  • Koylitsh challah for Purim

    Koylitsh (or koilitch, or koylitch) is the Yiddish name of a long challah, can be twice as long of a ...

  • Kreplach (Ashkenazi dumplings)

    Kreplach are Ashkenazi dumplings, similar to pierogi, stuffed with meat or potato and served in chicken ...

  • Matcha and white chocolate hamantaschen

    The popular and bright green matcha powder (green tea) seems to be everywhere, from lattes to desserts. ...

  • Moroccan Ojos de Haman Purim bread

    The sweet Moroccan ojos de Haman (eyes of Haman, also known as negola or ungola, boyjo de Haman) is ...

  • Nutella and halva hamantaschen

    Classic Purim cookie takes an Israeli-Italian turn.

  • Persian chickpea & chicken matzo ball soup (Gondi)

    Gondi are dumplings of chickpea flour and ground chicken from the Persian cuisine that are very popular ...

  • Persian rice

    Persian rice is known everywhere for how good it is, and the secret to a good Persian rice is the crispy ...

  • Poppy seed and apple cake

    Poppy seed is the main ingredient in this cake, as evident from its dark color. The combination of poppy ...

  • Poppy seed and chocolate ganache cake

    For those who, like me, cannot have enough poppy seeds, this is the cake for you. The origin of this ...

  • Poppy Seed Hamantaschen, two ways

    Queen Esther, according to Jewish tradition, kept a vegetarian diet of seeds at King Achashverosh’s ...

  • Poppy seed ice-cream

    Poppy seed ice-cream is pretty popular in Israel's many artisanal ice-cream and gelato parlors. As with ...

  • Poppy seed roll cookies

    These simple cookies are very popular in Israel, and come with different filling besides for poppy seed, ...

  • Poppy seeds forever

    My husband heard this story many times as a child: When my father-in-law was about 12 years old, he ...

  • Rolled farina cookies with dates and nuts

    These cookies are very popular in Israel, and are really an easier version of the classic Arab filled ...

  • Ruby chocolate and marzipan hamantaschen

    These hamantaschen combine complimenting flavors of sweet and tart ruby chocolate with nutty almond ...

  • Salted peanuts and caramel hamantaschen

    Hamantaschen are the new soufganiyot! Take a stroll through the many pastry shops in Israel these days ...

  • Savory hamantaschen

    Purim is all about the sweets. After all, what could be better than celebrating the saving of the Jewish ...

  • Shalach Manot – a Purim gift basket

    The mitzvah of Mishloach Manot (in Hebrew "sending portions of food) , or chalach manot, sending a basket ...

  • Tahini Cookies

    An Israeli obsession, and it's easy to see why. Tahini is a vegan staple too, and it's easy to make ...

  • Tahini orange thumbprint cookies

    Tahini cookies have become a favorite in Israel in the last ten years or so. They're simple, quick and ...

  • Turkish delight bars

    Slices of Turkish delight (loqhum) are baked on top of shortbread cookie. The bright red rose flavored ...

  • Turkish delight hamantaschen

    Here's a modern take on the favorite cookie. Turkish delight keeps its shape and color in the oven, ...

  • Vegan poppy seed hamantaschen

    The classic Israeli style hamantaschen in a vegan version. Still flaky, delicate and wonderful.