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Jesse's Favorite Crispy-Baked Potato Pancakes
My son Jesse has always adored potato latkes and scallion pancakes. One Chanukah, inspired by his love of these two dishes, I revised the...
by Nina Simonds
Zucchini Fritters
Fried onions, feta cheese, and herbs lift what is otherwise a bland vegetable. These little fritters can be served hot or cold. They can ...
by Claudia Roden
Potato Fritters
This is one of the most famous of Jewish foods and a specialty of Hanukah. The latkes are served as an appetizer, as a side dish, and eve...
Pot Roast
The Jewish pot-au-feu of boiled beef and vegetables, a Friday-night alternative to chicken soup and roast chicken, makes a deliciously he...
Potato Pancakes
Potato Pancakes can be combined with other ingredients, and may be served as hors d’oeuvres or appetizers, at brunch, lunch, or di...
by David Burke
Challah
This traditional Jewish bread has lightness and a nice color. The loaves are formed with either three or six braids, glazed with egg, and...
by James Beard
Classic Potato Latkes
This is my mother’s potato latke recipe. I have already published it in a previous cookbook but since everyone is always asking for...
by Faye Levy
Old-Fashioned Applesauce
Like many good cooks, my mother makes applesauce this way, for Hanukkah or any time. All the parts of the apple, including the peel and c...
Chunky French Applesauce
In our house this applesauce is the favorite topping for potato and sweet potato latkes. In France some call this mixture apple compote, ...
Sabbath Soup
Since some people prefer their chicken soup with noodles, while others like matzo balls, one solution is to serve both. Then you really h...