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This Fruit Has a Sweet Jewish History

The Jews’ love affair with dates goes way back to biblical times. The Nosher’s Joel Haber explores the fruit’s sweet Jewish history.

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Serve this classic falafel recipe from Joan Nathan in a pita with tomatoes, onion, green pepper and pickled turnips, and a drizzle of tahini.

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Stuffed vegetables invite creativity, but there are some “rules” when it comes to cooking. Vered Guttman shares six veggie-stuffing tips.

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When the Jews were exiled during the Spanish Inquisition, they fled far and wide, bringing their love of eggplant with them.

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A year-round favorite is reimagined for the Festival of Freedom.

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Everything you love about coconut macaroons baked into a soft, sliceable cake.

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Pão de queijo is delicious, packed with cheese and chametz-free.

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This perfect Passover breakfast recipe is ready in 15 minutes.

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At Melissa Uchiyama’s Passover seder table, maror looks a little different than others.

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The jelly bean might never have become what it is today if not for David Klein, a Jewish California candymaker.

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Like its cousin the egg cream, the chocolate phosphate is made by combining seltzer and chocolate syrup. But then their paths diverge.