Shabbat 3 hours
Classic Challah
The traditional braided bread for Shabbat and holidays — soft, golden, and slightly sweet.
PareveShabbatBaking
Kosher Recipes
Delicious kosher recipes for every occasion — from Shabbat dinners and holiday feasts to everyday family meals. All recipes follow the laws of kashrut.
Shabbat 2 hours
Chicken Soup with Matzo Balls
The quintessential Jewish comfort food — golden chicken broth with fluffy kneidlach (matzo balls).
MeatShabbatSoup
Chanuka 45 min
Potato Latkes
Crispy fried potato pancakes served with applesauce and sour cream for Chanuka.
PareveChanukaFried
Purim 2 hours
Hamantaschen
Triangle-shaped filled cookies — the iconic Purim treat, traditionally filled with poppy seeds or jam.
ParevePurimBaking
Passover 15 min
Charoset
A sweet blend of apples, nuts, wine, and cinnamon representing the mortar used by Israelite slaves.
ParevePassoverSeder
Holiday 4 hours
Brisket
Slow-braised beef brisket in a rich sauce — the centerpiece of Jewish holiday meals.
MeatHolidayMain
Shavuot 5 hours
Cheesecake
Rich and creamy New York-style cheesecake — a beloved Shavuot tradition of eating dairy foods.
DairyShavuotDessert
Chanuka 2.5 hours
Sufganiyot (Jelly Donuts)
Deep-fried donuts filled with strawberry jam and dusted with powdered sugar for Chanuka.
PareveChanukaFried
Shabbat 1.5 hours
Kugel (Noodle Pudding)
A sweet or savory baked noodle pudding — a staple Shabbat side dish in Ashkenazi tradition.
Dairy/PareveShabbatSide
Passover 1.5 hours
Matzah Ball Soup
Light and fluffy matzah balls floating in a rich chicken broth — the taste of Passover.
MeatPassoverSoup
Shabbat 3 hours
Gefilte Fish
Traditional poached fish patties served with horseradish — a classic Shabbat and holiday appetizer.
PareveShabbatAppetizer
Everyday 4 hours
Babka
A rich, swirled chocolate (or cinnamon) yeast bread — an Eastern European Jewish baking masterpiece.
PareveBakingDessert