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This Lebanese lemon and potato soup, often prepared for Shabbat, symbolizes comfort in its entirety.

The sweetness of challah bread pairs so well with the sharpness of the cheddar and a bowl of creamy tomato soup.

If you want good soup, you need good stock. This recipe will revive your soul during any physical or mental ailment.

While many versions of shakshuka are exclusively cooked on the stovetop, this recipe also uses oven-baking to create a deeper flavor profile.

Try this treasured recipe from the historic Jewish Bodenstein Brothers Bakery in New York City.

Whether it’s prepared from scratch or comes from the freezer aisle, gefilte fish undeniably holds its own unique place in Jewish culinary heritage.

This filling and delicious soup combines sweet and savory ingredients.

This Middle Eastern recipe combines beef or lamb, rice, and warm spices.

When it comes to making maror, the most important thing to remember is, go strong or not at all!

This merging of an Italian-American and a Jewish classic feels almost second nature to me, given my culinary upbringing.

This hamantaschen recipe combines luscious fresh fruit and mascarpone for a lightly sweet, tangy filling.

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