Holiday Food

10 Tips for Planning a Memorable Seder

The seder need not — should not — stick to the script. Innovation is key for a memorable and fun educational experience.

Unleavened bread is the central Passover symbol.

Traditional Jews refrain from using certain types of matzah at the seder.

A brief history of the distinctive triangular pastry.

A gluten-free side dish to enjoy all year.

This traditional Cuban cake celebrates all the dairy.

A beautiful and tasty dish that is perfect for vegetarians and vegans.

This Rosh Hashanah recipe incorporates Ashkenazi and Sephardic New Year symbolic foods.

Apples and honey are some of nature’s sweetest offerings, symbolizing good luck in the new year. But choosing the right ...

Apples and honey around the High Holidays are certainly not the only ways to ensure a sweet new year.

Date honey, called silan throughout the Middle East, changes everything.

Quiche is just one of those perfect combinations of flavors and textures: buttery crust, creamy, cheesy filling and some veggies for good measure.