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Holidays / For the Home / From the Paper

Marshmallows, Frogs And Bugs, Oh My!

By Sandy Eller

Whether you decide to go formal and proper or playful and laid back, just remember that Pesach is all about transmitting a powerful legacy from one generation to the next.

On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer / From the Paper

‘All Who Are Hungry Come And Eat’

By Cheryl Kupfer

We still have an inner voice that silently screams, It's just not fair!

Glimpses Into American Jewish History / From the Paper

Benjamin Koenigsberg, 20th Century Jewish Leader

By Dr. Yitzchok Levine

During World War II he served as a member of the draft board for the Lower East Side.

Potpourri / Recipes / From the Paper

VIP (Or Very Immaculate Pesach)

By Mindy Rafalowitz

Though I loved cooking, I did it with a heavy heart as I continuously worried about what I should be cleaning.

From the Paper / Extras

Getting Back To What’s Important To You

By Alan Magill

I asked him what he wanted to do when he got out. He said he would really love to go to college, something that had eluded him in his youth.

For the Home / Recipes

From Wacky To Wow, Crazy Good Ideas To Make You A Kitchen Wizard

By Sandy Eller

Want to make sure you don’t forget your lunch as you head out to work? Stash your keys in the refrigerator, right next to your meal.

Potpourri / Recipes / From the Paper

Succulent Meat

By Ashira Mirsky

When working with garlic, a great shortcut I discovered in my local supermarket is fresh, peeled, whole cloves. It’s beyond worth spending the extra buck.

For the Home / From the Paper

How To Clean For Pesach Right Now

By Pnina Baim

I find that the best way to get things done is not to push things off.

Potpourri / Recipes / From the Paper

Hubby Is Hungry

By Ashira Mirsky

I mentally reviewed all of the amazing food we had eaten over the vacation. I knew I wanted to re-create those sliders at home.

Potpourri / From the Paper

Purim Shmurim

By Mordechai Schmutter

Because we’re all watching our weight, And eating with our brains, We figured that this year we’d give out Veggies and whole grains.

Potpourri / For the Home / From the Paper

Back To Basics: What The Well-Dressed Kitchen Is Wearing

By Sandy Eller

Allow me to introduce some of my new faves, tried-and-true items that may be helpful additions to your Pesach arsenal or kitchen stars that you may enjoy using all year round.

On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer / From the Paper

The Ferris Wheel Of Life

By Cheryl Kupfer

Purim teaches us that life is like a Ferris wheel – one moment you can be on top, and suddenly you are at the bottom.

Glimpses Into American Jewish History / From the Paper

Myer Myers, Master Colonial Craftsman

By Dr. Yitzchok Levine

The mid-1760s marked changes in the direction of Myers’s personal life and business affairs.

Potpourri / Recipes / From the Paper

What's Cooking with Chef Shaul

By Chef Shaul

One of the most comforting of fruits in the winter is the humble tomato. It is sweet and warmly acidic, and comforting. Therefore, I am featuring two recipes incorporating tomatoes.

Potpourri / Recipes / From the Paper

Winter Soup with Homemade Croutons

By Ashira Mirsky

The amazing thing about a pureed soup is that it is pretty hard to mess up.

Potpourri

You’re Not In My Weight Class

By Mordechai Schmutter

Okay, so no matter what exercise he asks us to do, some part of me complains.

For the Home

Flying High

By Sandy Eller

In the interest of complete honesty, I will tell you that I have learned most of these lessons the hard way.

On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

Who’s Got You?

By Cheryl Kupfer

Is there a precedent in the thousands of years since Jews accepted the Torah where there was such a widespread disdain of working?

Glimpses Into American Jewish History

Early History Of Jews In Chicago

By Dr. Yitzchok Levine

In 1845 the first Jewish organization in Chicago was established under the name of the Jewish Burial Ground Society.

Potpourri / Recipes

Dinner With Chef Shaul

By Chef Shaul

As we are in the cooler months of the winter, I am focusing on warm and hearty meals, ones that are short on prep time and family friendly.

Potpourri

How To Move Into A New Home

By Pnina Baim

We help each other on a regular basis, but are free to say no without feeling guilt or resentment.

Potpourri

Fun-Sized Answers

By Mordechai Schmutter

Sometimes people ask me questions that have been circulating for a while. That doesn’t mean I don’t have answers, though.

Potpourri / Recipes / From the Paper

Pastrami Eggrolls With Apricot Dipping Sauce

By Ashira Mirsky

These taste the best served on Friday night paired with a glass of Tulip Cabernet Sauvignon.

Potpourri

There's No Business Like Snow Business

By Sandy Eller

Once the snow has begun to fall, you can start debating the age old question: Do you wait until the snow stops to start shoveling or do you go out and shovel a few times during a lengthier snowfall?

On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

Penny-Wise And Pound-Foolish

By Cheryl Kupfer

There is no guarantee that being "pound-wise" will extend our lives, but medical science insists that it helps.

Glimpses Into American Jewish History

The First Yeshiva Gedolah In The U.S.?

By Dr. Yitzchok Levine

Virtually everything we know about Yeshiva Or HaChaim comes from the pamphlet “Torah Or,” published anonymously in 1895 in Hebrew.

Potpourri / Recipes

The Wonderful World Of Sous Vide

By Sandy Eller

My voyage into the world of sous vide began with the Sansaire immersion circulator, a product that got its start on Kickstarter and exceeded its goal by more than 800 percent.

Potpourri

Kiddush Hashem 1966

By Faigie Heiman

Agnon's words at the Nobel ceremony resonated for a proud observant Jew embracing a momentous occasion.

Potpourri / Recipes / From the Paper

#HubbyisHungry

By Ashira Mirsky

Since I am a working mother always on the go, I am constantly looking for fast, easy, and different.

For the Home

How To Make Chanukah An Unforgettable Experience

By Pnina Baim

I am a huge fan of shared family experiences...

Potpourri

This Is How I Roll

By Mordechai Schmutter

Playing dreidel is like the miracle of the oil. You expect a game to take ten minutes and it lasts for eight nights.

Potpourri

Did Someone Say Free?

By Sandy Eller

Don’t forget to take advantage of stores and websites that send you fun stuff just for being born.

On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

Embracing Our Personal Chanukahs

By Cheryl Kupfer

Throughout life, we will face many extremely difficult challenges - custom-made Chanukahs that Hashem tailored for us.

Glimpses Into American Jewish History

Jews in Europe: Do Not Come To America!

By Dr. Yitzchok Levine

He must understand that nothing is more valuable or useful in America than smooth talk and vulgarity.

For the Home

How To Send Lunch To School

By Pnina Baim

Guess what! We are going to be making our own lunches, and it will be the best ever.

Features / Potpourri

Chopping For Laniado

By Sandy Eller

She began changing her eating habits and tweaking her recipes and saw the pounds start to disappear.

For the Home

Getting Kids Into The Kitchen

By Jennifer Wise

I debated starting the kids with less-than-sharp-knives but there's really no point in doing that. If they are learning a skill, they might as well learn it right.

Potpourri

You Can’t Take It With You

By Mordechai Schmutter

So my advice is to put small trackers on all his yarmulkes – the kind that make a “Bip-bip!’ noise when you push a button on your key fob – so you can find them when he can’t.

For the Home

Dollar Daze

By Sandy Eller

If I had to pick my favorite reason to shop at dollar stores, it would have to be the greeting cards.

On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

The Bane Of Evil Speech

By Cheryl Kupfer

Pure evil speech is a weapon of mass destruction...

Glimpses Into American Jewish History

Rabbi Moshe Weinberger: Critic Of Jewish Life In America

By Dr. Yitzchok Levine

He was absolutely convinced that, religiously, they were much better off in Eastern Europe and Russia than in America.

For the Home

How To Get Rid Of Pesky Spills

By Pnina Baim

Invest in some good cleaning habits, along with a good solid dose of planning and prevention.

Potpourri

Sukkos Shopping

By Mordechai Schmutter

Inform the merchant of your preferences: Do you want a yellow esrog or a green one? Pittum still on or pre-broken off for your convenience? Fat or skinny? The kind that fits in an esrog box or the kind you have to lift with both hands?

For the Home

Fighting The Battle Of The Bulge: The Yom Tov Edition

By Sandy Eller

I can't guarantee that I will get through the yomim tovim at exactly the same weight I started at, but I am certainly going to try.

On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

My Wisdom Tooth

By Cheryl Kupfer

We tend to take our routine abilities for granted.

Glimpses Into American Jewish History

The Influence of Rabbi Samson Raphael Hirsch in America (Part II)

By Dr. Yitzchok Levine

Early in his life Reb Shraga Feivel decided he would devote himself to strengthening Orthodoxy in the face of the onslaughts of those who would undermine Torah Judaism.

Teens and Twenties

It’s My Birthright

By Tzipora Baitch

It is ours. It has always been ours. We can always return because it is a right that we have possessed since birth.

Potpourri / Recipes

Be A Kitchen Star

By Sandy Eller

Not every main dish has to be time consuming, because, let’s face it, we don’t just cook for Shabbos and Yom Tov; we have to eat during the week also.

For the Home

Preparing Your Child For A Successful School Year

By Pnina Baim

The number one way to avoid many of the typical challenges that could delay a child’s success and growth in the coming years is by utilizing a well-thought out routine.

Potpourri

You Gotta Wake Up Pretty Early In The Morning

By Mordechai Schmutter

Though the least you can do is be aware of whether you have a good voice or not and act accordingly.

For the Home

Got Guests?

By Sandy Eller

The kids are coming! The kids are coming!

On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

Taking Care Of Grave Business

By Cheryl Kupfer

This can, to some extent, be achieved by having a will, letting your loved ones know where you are to be buried, and advising them of your assets and where to locate them.

Glimpses Into American Jewish History

Rabbi Samson Raphael Hirsch’s Influence In America (Part I)

By Dr. Yitzchok Levine

Frankfort-on-the-Main was the city of Rabbi Samson Raphael Hirsch, inspired and inspiring leader in Israel, man of God if ever there was one.

For the Home

How To Pack Like A Pro

By Pnina Baim

Though we spent thousands of dollars on our flights, we definitely had no intention of paying $1.05 for a luggage cart.

Potpourri

Necessary Head Counseling

By Mordechai Schmutter

Whenever my son’s class takes a walk to the corner, I have to send in five bucks, but his camp goes on trips every week and I don’t hear a word.

Potpourri / Travel

Explore Cape May

By S. Y. Einhorn

One of the most enjoyable parts of the day was seeing the whale keep resurfacing near our boat.

For the Home

Obsessive And Proud

By Sandy Eller

As the chat pinged back and forth, a few suggestions arose that seemed worthy of a spot in the obssessives hall of fame.

On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

Home Sweet Home?

By Cheryl Kupfer

I believe that the up-and-coming generations will not live in the grand single-family homes many of them grew up in.

Glimpses Into American Jewish History

Rav Shimon Schwab: Values And Views

By Dr. Yitzchok Levine

After Rav Breuer was nifter in 1980, Rav Schwab led the community until his passing in 1995.

Potpourri / Recipes

Cooking With Tantrums: Esty Wolbe

By Sandy Eller

It was kind of a joke, recalled Esty. We never really expected it to turn into anything. If we had a family barbeque we would post pictures and I would share recipes when I ate something really good, but that was pretty much about it.

For the Home

How To Travel With Children

By Pnina Baim

Either bring blankets from home or get from the flight attendants. Bring sweatshirts for added coziness as the blankets are sure to fall off.

Potpourri

Kasha L’shikcha

By Mordechai Schmutter

Apparently, according to experts, memory loss actually comes from passing through the doorway to another room.

Potpourri / For the Home

Summer Food Fun

By Sandy Eller

Somehow, no matter how you choose to spend your down time, food always manages to factor into the equation.

On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

Learning The Basics

By Cheryl Kupfer

Even a kindergarten student can understand how the pennies collectively put in the pushka can add to real money that can help a kallah buy linens or feed a family for a week.

Glimpses Into American Jewish History

The Kosher Meat Boycott Of 1902

By Dr. Yitzchok Levine

The bolder women joined in the fight and for some time there was a lively hair pulling in the street.

Features / Potpourri / Travel

Lake George And Gore Mountain

By S. Y. Einhorn

The Lake George area has a historical depth to it, is filled with natural beauty and has a whole host of fun for those with an adventurous streak.

For the Home

How To Paint A Room

By Pnina Baim

If done properly, painting a room can be done in just a few hours with minimal cleanup. The key is, of course, preparation.

Potpourri

A World Of Flowers

By Ru Levin

This faux-soil playdough is easy, cheap and lasts much longer than its store-bought counterpart.

Potpourri

Dairy Keeps Me Up

By Mordechai Schmutter

Maybe the point is that we should concentrate on the basic mitzvos before we move onto the fancy ones, like koshering our kids’ braces.

For the Home

The Search

By Sandy Eller

Holding my coat up to the light after I dried off, I could see through it, a clear sign that the waterproofing had started to flake off. The writing was on the wall: it was time to go shopping.

On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

Shavuot: A Reminder That We Were All There

By Cheryl Kupfer

Boaz obviously finds it necessary to reassure Rut that no one will hassle or bully her while she is gleaning wheat, and twice he admonishes his field hands not to rebuke or shame her and make her feel threatened in any way.

Glimpses Into American Jewish History

Brooklyn Yeshivas In The 1930s (Part II)

By Dr. Yitzchok Levine

Despite such opposition, the Yeshivah of Flatbush opened that year with 22 children, four teachers for two classes – a kindergarten and a first grade.

Potpourri / Recipes

Off-The-Radar Cookbooks

By Sandy Eller

Today, our gorgeous cookbooks have full-color, high-gloss pages, are loaded with gourmet recipes and are heavily marketed in advertising campaigns.

Book Reviews / Potpourri / Interviews and Profiles

On The Bookshelf

By Elliot Resnick

What books would you recommend to someone seeking intellectual ammunition for his belief in 1) the existence of G-d? and 2) the divinity of the Bible?

For the Home

Fun In The Sun

By Sandy Eller

While officially sunglasses are to offer our eyes important UV protection, in reality our shades are a fun fashion statement.

On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

In Plane View

By Cheryl Kupfer

I can’t say for sure if my idea would work, but to me it makes sense to fill the plane back to front with the window passengers getting to their seats first, followed by the middle-seaters.

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