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Tag: Winter
A Tevet Reading List
It’s the month of Tevet! Tevet falls in the heart of winter in America—a cold and rainy month. The Talmud (Megillah 13a) refers to it ...
Jaime Herndon
January 2, 2026
Living
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Latkes and Sufganiyot: A Real Ancient Hanukkah Tradition?
We tend to believe that latkes and sufganiyot have been on the Jewish table for centuries. But that notion is far removed from historical facts. ...
Daniela Rusowsky
December 1, 2025
Hanukkah
Kosher Food
The Secrets of Tu Bishvat
A Tu Bishvat secret: If managed carefully, the seven species can go a long way to keeping a person fed for a whole year.
Rabbi Mordechai Rackover
January 31, 2023
Holidays
Tu Bishvat
