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Poppy seed and chocolate hamantaschen
Ashkenazi, Cakes and cookies, Israeli, Purim

Poppy Seed Hamantaschen, two ways

Queen Esther, according to Jewish tradition, kept a vegetarian diet of seeds at King Achashverosh’s palace, in order to avoid […]

hareesa (t'feena/adafina/dafina) Shabbat stew
Main course, Overnight dishes, Shabbat, Tu BiShvat, Tunisian

Tunisian wheat overnight stew (hareesa)

Hareesa is a Tunisian Shabbat overnight stew that started as an Arab overnight dish of wheat and meat. The dish […]

Kitniyot (legume) free, Main course, Passover, Rosh Hashanah, Sephardi, Shabbat, Shavuot

Sephardi fish in lemon and egg sauce (Pescado con limon y huevo)

Pescado con lemon y huevo is a Sephardi fish in lemon-egg sauce, that is served year round, but is great […]

Italian bomboloni with Nutella
Cakes and cookies, Hanukkah, Italian

Italian bomboloni with Nutella

Bomboloni are Italian mini-soufganiyot, with a very rich dough. Traditionally, Bomboloni are filled with vanilla pastry cream, but for Hanukkah’s sake […]

Polish/Russian cheese latkes (Syrniki)
Ashkenazi, Breakfast, Desserts, Hanukkah, Polish, Russian

Polish/Russian cheese latkes (Syrniki)

Syrniki are popular in Russia and Poland, mainly as breakfast treats, much like pancakes. Traditionally, the dish is made with […]

Potato knishes
Appetizers, Ashkenazi, Pastries & Breads, Polish, Sukkot

Potato knishes (corned beef optional)

The knish is a classic ashkenazi-American dish comes in a variety of fillings. There are two options in the recipe […]

Ashkenazi, Cakes and cookies, Israeli, Purim, Shabbat, Yom Ha'Atzmaut, Yom Kippur

Halva and Chocolate babka

In 2018, Bon Appetit magazine declared that babka is the new bagel, meaning it is finely making its way to […]

Appetizers, Balkan, Hanukkah, Kitniyot (legume) free, Passover, Rosh Hashanah, Sephardi, Vegetables

Leek kifteh (kiftikas de prasa)

Excellent with or without meat, these latkes are hard to resist, especially hot straight out of the pan, so hide them well until dinner.