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var s_prop14 = 'non-subscriber'; var s_prop15 = 'full'; Get the latest cooking tips, menu ideas and much more> Sweet Remembrances Two Jewish grandmothers are the inspiration for these lightened holiday desserts that you can enjoy all year long. Cinnamon-Apple Cake Rosh Hashanah Sukkoth Hanukkah Purim ... Sabbath Traditional Jewish Desserts Honey Cake Harvest-Festival Fruit Strudels Cinnamon-Apple Cake Hamantaschen ... Challah Bread Pudding By Greg Patent The laughter at the other end of the line was my brother's. "You can't be serious," he said, catching his breath. "Low-fat Jewish treats? Isn't that an oxymoron?" Of course, I knew where he was coming from. While growing up, my two Jewish grandmothers fed me delicious and irresistible cookies, cakes, and desserts year-round. Jewish holidays, besides being religious celebrations, are centered around food. And sweet treats are the hallmark of many of these occasions. There are so many Jewish holidays, I often wonder how it was possible for my grandmothers to keep up. Even though we were living in wartime Shanghai, where food was not always plentiful, nothing prevented them from going all-out. When it came to desserts, the rule was sweet, eggy, nutty, fruity, and buttery. That's why my brother was laughing so hard. At Passover, for example, when flour and leavenings such as yeast, baking powder, or baking soda are forbidden, it's quite a challenge to make a cake that will not only rise but maintain its shape after cooling. Ground nuts often replace flour in Passover cakes, and beaten eggs substitute for leavening agents. But the large quantities needed are out of the question when one is cooking light.

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Search Advanced Search The Book Sense Holiday Cookbook Bestseller List December 01, 2004 Based on reporting from hundreds of independent bookstores across the country for the four-week period ending November 28, 2004. Past Category Bestseller lists are available at www.bookweb.org/read/5677 Attention Media: Please contact Meg Smith at meg@booksense.com for reprint guidelines for your newspaper or magazine. The Book Sense Holiday Cookbook Bestseller List Thanksgiving 101 Rick Rodgers, Broadway, $15, 0767901363 Moosewood Restaurant Celebrates: Festive Meals for Holidays and Special Occasions The Moosewood Collective, Clarkson Potter, $25.95, 0609808117 Betty Crocker Complete Thanksgiving Cookbook: All You Need to Cook a Foolproof Dinner Betty Crocker (Eds.), Wiley, $17.95, 0764525743 The Thanksgiving Table: Recipes and Ideas to Create Your Own Holiday Tradition Diane Morgan, John A. Rizzo (Photos), Chronicle, $18.95, 081182991X Celebrate! Sheila Lukins, Workman, $19.95, 0761123725

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66. FamilyFun: Cooking With Kids For Passover But holiday cooking provides a learning opportunity not to be missed. The book features a collection of jewish holiday recipes, with tasks divided http://familyfun.go.com/recipes/family/feature/kidpassover1/

Browse site by Classic Themes Barnyard Pals Cars and Trucks Fairy-Tale Princesses Pirates Under the Sea Search FamilyFun Tools Recipe Finder My Recipe Box Cake Finder ... Solutions A to Z A Lesson In Tradition Let kids help prepare the seder by Bea Lewis of 6 The kitchen is a terrific classroom for children any time of year. But holiday cooking provides a learning opportunity not to be missed. Recognizing this, author Joan Nathan has written THE CHILDREN'S JEWISH HOLIDAY KITCHEN (Schocken Books), a cookbook that invites parents and children to explore holiday traditions and beliefs together as they cook. "When children help you cook for a holiday," says Nathan, "they learn the meaning of that holiday." The book features a collection of Jewish Holiday recipes, with tasks divided between children and adults. The recipes follow the Jewish calendar from Rosh Hashanah to Shavuot. Passover gets special attention, however. "The symbolic nature of Passover and especially the seder meal makes it a perfect vehicle for teaching," Nathan says. "When the kids learn to separate eggs, they also learn why we use eggs instead of leavening. And when they learn to grate horseradish, they're learning about the bitterness of slavery." Try these recipes from Nathan's book with your children and let us know what you think.

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HaReshima: The Jewish Internet Portal New Sites Trivia Contest Add URL Hebrew Calendar ... Site Map Kosher Recipies Business Congregations Culture Entertainment ... Women Page of Around Our Table: California Cooks Kosher URL: http://www.sugarplums.com/calcooks.html BSZ Kosher Recipe Archive URL: http://www.bsz.org/linkmain4.htm Chef 2 Go worldwide glatt kosher catering, private chef, recipes, cooking tips, home replacement meals, take-out meals URL: http://www.geocities.com/BourbonStreet/Quarter/2009/ URL: http://www.cyber-kitchen.com/index/html/gp21.html Gourmet Kosher featuring great tasting Glatt Kosher recipes for breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner; as well as sauces, appetizers, cooking techniques, etc. URL: http://www.gourmetkosher.com/ Hanukah Recipes Tired of the same old Hannukah food? Want something a little more exotic, yet traditional at the same time. Here are some really different foods that are my holiday favorites, many of them Middle-Eastern influenced to the delight of those with tastes that tend towards the spicier side! URL: http://www.caryn.com/holiday-Hrecipes.html

68. Holiday Cookery Resources holiday cooking. (Special Interest Publications, 1990 ) Xmas Coll. 641.5 B466h jewish holidays Video Guide. (Sisu Home Entertainment, 1994). http://www.grpl.org/collections/highlights/pathcook.html

Print Resources Thanksgiving Cookery Blue, Kathryn K. Thanksgiving Dinner. Garrison, Holly. The Thanksgiving Cookbook. (Macmillan, 1991). Rodgers, Rick. Thanksgiving 101: Celebrate America's Favorite Holiday With America's Thanksgiving Expert. (Broadway Books, 1998). Christmas Cookery Adams, Marcia. Marcia Adams Christmas in the Heartland: Recipes, Decorations and Traditions for Joyous Celebrations. (Clarkson Potter, 1992). Beranbaum, Rose Levy. Rose’s Christmas Cookies. (W. Morrow, 1990). Xmas Coll. 641.8 B45r Christmas Cookies. (Meredith Corp., 1991- ). Xmas Coll. 641.8654 C464 Better Homes and Gardens, ed. Holiday Cooking. (Special Interest Publications, 1990- ) Xmas Coll. 641.5 B466h Bon Appetit, ed. Bon Appetit Holidays. (Conde Nast Books, 1997). Branch, Susan. Christmas From the Heart of the Home.  (Little Brown, 1990). Xmas Coll. 641.568 B732c Childs, Anne Van Wagner. Christmas Gifts of Good Taste.  (Leisure Arts, 1998). Childs, Anne Van Wagner. (Leisure Arts,  1995). Xmas Coll. 641.568 Q4 Cook, Deanna F., ed. FamilyFun's Cookies for Christmas.

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Did You Know? Some facts about Mediterranean food history What is Jewish Cooking? The role of sacrifice, especially in relation to food preparation, is of paramount importance to Jews. The slaughter of an animal for food was designated by a special verb, hullin. That life was being surrendered was central to the sacrificial ritual and signified by the letting of the animal's blood. "For the life of the flesh is in the blood; and I have given it for you upon the altar to make atonement, by reason of the life" (Lev. 17:11). Jews, therefore, were forbidden to eat blood, since life belonged only to God (Lev. 17:10; Gen 9:4; Lev. 3:17, 7:26; Deut. 12:16,23; 15:23). A sacrifice was an offering. The biblical teachings were important in the cooking of the Jews. tafina . Most Sephardi Jews use mutton instead of beef and rice instead of barley. Syrian Jews place the mixture inside a hollowed-out piece of pumpkin or squash. Sephardi and North African spices include whole hot red peppers, saffron or turmeric, and ground coriander seed. Chickpeas are often added to the mixture, and the North Africans frequently throw in a handful of cracked wheat (qamh). home about recipes books ... contact

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74. WannaLearn: Jewish Holiday Style It is a wonderful guide on home decorating of every jewish holiday. Back to WannaLearn s Home and Garden cooking Kosher cooking category. http://www.wannalearn.com/Home_and_Garden/Cooking/Kosher_Cooking/0684849593.shtm

Jewish Holiday Style A WannaLearn Recommended Instructional Book Pick Hardcover 08 September, 1999 ISBN: 0684849593 Jewish Holiday Style by Rita Milos Brownstein List Price: Amazon.com's Price: You Save: Usually ships in 24 hours Find Out More About This Book Buy from Amazon.com Buy from Amazon.ca Buy from Amazon.co.uk Comments from people who have read this book Rating: 5/5 - adds enjoyment to the holidays great book for the holidays added alot of fun and meaning to our celebrations. Rating: 5/5 - Jewish Holiday Style... I bought this book for myself, and five more copies for my friends and family. This passover I am planning on making three matzah-cover vases for my pesach table, and I'm also going to have a glass-square sedar plate. These stylish things are chic and inexpensive, plus they look great with any room or setting. The book itself has more knowledge than any other style book: usually books are either one or the other. Is Ms. Brownstein planning on writing any books in the future? Rating: 5/5 - Why to buy this book It will help you style up your house on any occasion like Shabbat to Passover. It is a wonderful guide on home decorating of every Jewish holiday.

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79. J. - Jewish Cooking Gets Regional Revamp For The Holy Days “holiday cooking should show jewish people where we came from. Our roots are important to us. Without roots, you can’t go anyplace.” http://www.jewishsf.com/content/2-0-/module/displaystory/story_id/718/edition_id

Friday September 19, 2003 - Thursday September 25, 2003 Printer Friendly Email to A Friend Thursday September 18, 2003 Jewish cooking gets regional revamp for the Holy Days By linda morel Jta Decades later, I dabbled with Indian, Greek, Japanese and Chinese cooking, cuisines I discovered in restaurants and magazines. But on Rosh Hashanah this glut of options left me spinning. Searching for culinary identity, I adopted the cuisine of my husband’s Italian Jewish family. His Israeli cousin shared her recipes, too. Like Jewish cooks throughout history, I was influenced by my environment. For thousands of years, Jews moved around the globe with their recipes, adapting to indigenous foods and local cuisine. But when Jewish stockpots met the great American melting pot, it sparked a culinary revolution. Nowhere in the world has Jewish cooking undergone the dramatic transformation that occurred in this country. Likewise, Jewish food has left its mark. Where would the average American be without his morning bagel? It seems that to be American means to savor dishes from every ethnic group. Cuisines such as Mexican and Mediterranean come and go with the seasons, and many Jews indulge in this feast of possibilities. Like Jewish eating habits, the Rosh Hashanah menu is in flux, swayed by cooking crazes.

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var AID="09801056_1"; Jewish Cooking in America, by Joan Nathan Munson, Naomi Nathan is more than a purveyor of recipes, she is a folklorist of food. And now the pattern she established in The Jewish Holiday Kitchen she continues and embellishes to sterling effect in her latest effort, Jewish Cooking in America. ...Most worrisome of all, they would be raised not by Jews who knew the traditions well enough to decide to reject them, but by Jews who had lived in blissful ignorance... ...Everywhere it provides the traditional markings of D, M, and P, for Dairy, Meat, and Pareve (neutral... ...But The Jewish Holiday Kitchen is more than merely a training manual for the uninitiated... ...And that was the beginning of the Gold's Horseradish dynasty... ...My paternal grandmother, while somewhat more expansive, was no more helpful: "You take a pullet" (a what... ...Hyman bailed him out and the grating machine ended up in the hallway of his house... ...One day Mr... ...IN HER introduction, Joan Nathan also provides a comprehensive explanation of the laws of kashrut and holiday traditions... ...We began joining synagogues, to a greater or lesser degree keeping kosher, and learning something about our Jewish heritage...

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