Think that matzot are dry and tasteless? Try this simple traditional dish that is a combination of matzot, eggs, nuts, and dried fruits. Its sweet taste and nutty texture is a great side dish at your Passover table!
Check out these mouth-watering hamantashen recipes that sure to add smiles to your Purim gifts.
This simple, one-bowl recipe will have you coming back for more! If you’re a chocolate lover (or even if you're not), this is the recipe for you!
Here's a recipe for the most delicious nut and coconut cookies you’ve EVER eaten. Make a double batch (it might not be enough) and enjoy them throughout the holiday period!
This beautiful cake is a parve version of the seasonal pumpkin pie. A delicious dessert to end your holiday meals.
Enjoy this rugelach that’s not only delicious but healthier too! Freezes well, so make extras of this sure-to-please dessert.
Any kid raised in Israel will tell you they grew up on Crembo. This recipe will show you how to make these delicacies completely from scratch.
The secret of a good chocolate chip cookie is a soft and chewy texture, achieved by baking them only until they are just cooked, not a second longer.
This is fantastic both pre- and post-fast! Easy to make, tasty, healthy and filling. This recipe can also be made without a bread machine.
My favorite recipe now! One bowl, dump & go, very forgiving recipe and it turns out moist and freezes well! Excellent for Rosh Hashanah!
This recipe is a one bowl wonder! Switch out veggies per your and kids’ desires! A fantastic power breakfast or side dish, and the kids won’t know they are eating veggies!
This healthy sweet potato bread will have your kids fooled! They will never believe they are eating super healthy sweet potatoes. Also great as muffins.
Cancel the pizza delivery! We have pizza hamantaschen for the holiday. Now you can eat hamantaschen for dinner!
Coffee lovers, this is the recipe for you! Turn your favorite drink into a Purim inspiration. Serve these hamantashen with your coffee for a double delight!
Peanut butter and jelly is a sure hit with kids (of all ages). Try this recipe for your Purim hamantashen and see for yourself!
Need to avoid gluten? No problem - you can still enjoy hamantashen. Try this delicious gluten-free recipe and you'll understand why so many people requested it!
This awesome variation of the traditional Purim cookie uses double chocolate with a drizzle of peanut butter to create mouth-watering hamantashen.
Crispy rolls filled with walnuts, cinnamon, and dates. Absolutely delicious, especially when served with a cup of coffee!