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For the Home

How To Plant A Garden

By Pnina Baim

Gardening can be a healthy, wholesome activity for the whole family.

Potpourri / Recipes

Modern, Kosher And Tantalizingly Delicious

By Sandy Eller

It’s hard not to be intrigued by recipes with names like Thanksgiving Stuffing Soup, Braised Chicken with Rhubarb Gravy and Vidalia Onion Fritters with Sambal Yogurt Dip.

Potpourri / Recipes

Confused About What To Use?

By Tanya Rosen

I often get asked about the difference between spelt and whole wheat and the benefits of quinoa and what it counts as in a diet.  Here is an easy-to-understand summary Let's start with quinoa.  Quinoa has a great reputation in the healthy-eating world.  Many restaurants offer it on their menu, and salad bars have it […]

Potpourri

Extra Trips

By Mordechai Schmutter

For the most part, though, people tend to base their decision on how long the lines in the store are going to be.

Potpourri / Recipes

Frozen Fantasies

By Sandy Eller

For all their deliciousness, frozen beverages do not stand the test of time well, as any ice or frozen fruit thickening your drink will melt into a watery mess.

On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

Machon Lev: A Win-Win Situation For Chareidim

By Cheryl Kupfer

The message being conveyed is that without “flour,” without the means to support oneself and one’s family, one’s focus on Torah will be impeded by worry.

Glimpses Into American Jewish History

Dr. Aaron Friedenwald: 19th Century Orthodox Physician (Part II)

By Dr. Yitzchok Levine

He wrote a strong defense of shechitah in which he maintained that the Jewish method of slaughter had a humanitarian influence on the Jewish people.

Teens and Twenties

Poetry Slam

By Jewish Press Staff

The poetry slam required entrants to compose original poetry with powerful imagery and energetic rhythm bringing their poems to life – making it palpable to the audience.

Teens and Twenties

A Life Of Music

By Sara Trappler-Spielman

“I was so inspired by the beautiful lessons I learned and by the holiness around me that I just couldn't stop writing songs!” she says.

Potpourri / Recipes

It’s No Secret: Kosher Restaurant Cookbook: A Foodie Favorite

By Sandy Eller

“People who never buy cookbooks are getting this one,” said Victoria. “They read it cover to cover and find it so interesting.”

Teens and Twenties

While The Rabbi Slept

By As Told To Shulamis Stem

Every moment was a gift. I held each one, savoring.

Teens and Twenties

Auschwitz

By Mimi Weiss

We arrived in Auschwitz on Thursday, January 30, 2014. My seminary was taking us to see where the prisoners were kept. When we got there, I stepped off the bus in complete and total silence. I was in the back, and when we got to the gate I hesitated and started shaking uncontrollably. I couldn't […]

Teens and Twenties

We Created A Museum!

By Avigail Goldberger

From the moment Israel was declared a Jewish state, it has been the subject of controversy and struggle.

Potpourri

Green With Money

By Mordechai Schmutter

Now that Pesach is over, we return you to your regularly-scheduled pressing questions:   Dear Mordechai, Can I use a nose hair trimmer during Sefirah? Harry Lipman   Dear Harry, Yes, as long as your nose hairs are so bad that they’re affecting your job. Like if you have a desk job, and they interfere […]

Potpourri / For the Home

In Full Swing

By Sandy Eller

It goes without saying that when it comes to your kids, safety is always your number one priority.

Glimpses Into American Jewish History

Dr. Aaron Friedenwald: 19th Century Orthodox Physician (Part I)

By Dr. Yitzchok Levine

This was a most unusual step to take in those days, given the difficulties of travel to Europe. Nonetheless, on May 1, 1860 he sailed from New York on the steamship Hammonia.

Teens and Twenties

A New School For A New Life

By Nechamah Levy

David looked up. “Hatzlacha, Dina,” he smiled. “I hope everything goes well.”

For the Home

Pesach In A Jiffy

By Pnina Baim

First, sit down with your helpers and a pen and paper and break the jobs down into small parts.

Potpourri / Recipes

Joy Of Kosher And Kitchen Surfing: Eating Out, In Your Own Home

By Sandy Eller

Kitchen surfing is a unique concept that brings professional chefs to your home to prepare a meal in your own kitchen.

Teens and Twenties

Reign Of Silence

By Chayala Nachum

There’s so much he could do Resources are not few He refuses to end all His SILENCE.

Teens and Twenties

Get Smart!

By Temima Chamani

Playing a musical instrument can help build faith in yourself as you observe yourself do something splendidly.

Teens and Twenties

Will Latin Seize The Day?

By Eliza Chovnyk

The task of studying Latin may not be a worthy endeavor to most of the population, but for those who plan on going into medicine or law it may not be such a bad idea.

Potpourri

Chopped Liver

By Mordechai Schmutter

So generally, I dance for a few minutes and then stand off to the side with all the other people who don’t dance and feel like they have to make conversation, even though that’s when the music is the loudest.

For the Home

All That Glitters...

By Sandy Eller

The Readers Digest lists several unconventional jewelry cleaning techniques, and while I have yet to try any of them, they do sound interesting.

Teens and Twenties

Jewish Outreach At Yale University

By Michelle Katz and Sarah Katz

JLIC campus couples serve as tremendous role models for Jewish students on campus...

On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

The New Shidduch Crisis: Divorce

By Cheryl Kupfer

Times have changed and divorced people have sadly gone from being singularities to almost a sub-community.

Glimpses Into American Jewish History

Jonas Friedenwald: Pillar Of Orthodoxy In 19th Century Baltimore

By Dr. Yitzchok Levine

The ship’s captain apparently respected the Friedenwalds’ strict adherence to halacha because he allowed them to use his cabin for davening and other religious observances.

Potpourri / Recipes

Fanatic Fantasies Or Purim Pleasures

By Mindy Rafalowitz

Purim is a fantastic time for fantasies, so I hope you won't mind my fantasizing about how easy life would be if kids would prefer healthy cuisine over sweets. Imagine waking up to the call of "Mommy, when will my oatmeal be ready?"… As you rush to ladle out the hot unsweetened cereal, you rub […]

Potpourri

A Brown Bag Purim

By Jennifer Wise

I'm here to sit next to you and help you through this Purim with three almost-too-easy mishloach manot ideas, all made with cost-conscious paper bags.

Potpourri / Recipes

The Healthy Purim Possibility!

By Chava Dumas

Kids want to be like their friends, and they want to give and get “normal” mishloach manos stocked with store-bought treats.

For the Home

The Purim Theme

By Pnina Baim

"OMG, it's so cute, you're so cute, everything is so cute."

Teens and Twenties

Revolutionizing Bikkur Cholim Through Music

By Sara Trappler-Spielman

A program that started with a handful of volunteers has grown exponentially to include students from a wider array of backgrounds.

Potpourri

A Reader's Response to “A Dignified Death? Living Is Dignified, Too.”

By Laurie Dinerstein Kurs

Many people confuse hospice and palliative care, thinking they are one and the same.

Potpourri

Purim Panic

By Mordechai Schmutter

Imagine you were a doctor, and then, one day a year, everyone tried his or her hand at surgery.

Potpourri / For the Home

Remembering When

By Sandy Eller

If you have ever tried to organize the different sized roller blades in your garage, you will appreciate the wisdom of the roller skates we had when we were little.

On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

Misguided Advice

By Cheryl Kupfer

The role of the rav has expanded to include situations that have nothing to do with halacha.

Glimpses Into American Jewish History

The American Indian: Descended From The Ten Lost Tribes? (Part II)

By Dr. Yitzchok Levine

Penn wrote the following to a friend in England: “I found them [the Indians of the eastern shore of North America] with like countenances with the Hebrew race; and their children of so lively a resemblance to them that a man would think himself in Duke’s place, or Barry street, in London, when he sees them.”

Teens and Twenties

What ‘Type’ Are You?

By Rachaili Mozes

People’s clothing can earn them a derogative title, or even an assumption of their personality! This is wrong in so many ways.

Teens and Twenties

Why Is Music Education Important?

By Leah Mishael

In the hands of a child with talent, passion and persistence, an instrument can change a life.

For the Home

How To Vacation Just For Two

By Pnina Baim

Does standing under the chuppah signal the end of our dream of romance and beautiful sunsets?

Teens and Twenties

Tefillah On The Train

By S. Goldfarb

We aren't at a platform; we are underground, just sitting there.

Teens and Twenties

My City

By Dina Green

Garbage in your streets, my city Wind-blown litter, lonely men

Teens and Twenties

Jerusalem

By Dina Green

I love you in your blazing heat my aching feet dragging in your streets.

Teens and Twenties

The Fortress

By Chayala Nachum

These monsters constantly attack When we dare to try to fight back

Potpourri

Safe And Warm

By Mordechai Schmutter

Dear Mordechai, How do I prevent my Smartphone from breaking the first time I drop it? Shattered in Pieces

Teens and Twenties

It All Comes Out In The Wash

By Rayzel Reich

This past Friday it was finally almost official. It was going to happen. Be’ezras Hashem.

For the Home

Cell Phone Gadgets

By Sandy Eller

As always, when it comes to electronics, you get what you pay for.

Teens and Twenties

Your Rights Are At Stake

By Miriam K.

If you're part of the 95% of Americans who own an Apple device, you're being spied on at this very moment.

On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

One Word At A Time

By Jewish Press Staff

Parents should be quick to say something positive to a child even as they chide him or her for bad behavior.

Glimpses Into American Jewish History

The American Indian: Descended From The Ten Lost Tribes? (Part I)

By Dr. Yitzchok Levine

There were many who believed that some North America Indians were descended from Jews.

On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

Chanukah: Linking The Past With The Present

By Cheryl Kupfer

Is the Torah offering nechama by subtly hinting that death brings reunion with loved ones who preceded you?

Potpourri

Family-Friendly Games

By Jodie Maoz

Here are examples of games that need to be played by more than one person and an added bonus: they’re all Shabbos-friendly.

Potpourri / Food

Donuts, Donuts, Donuts!!

By Sandy Eller

"The secret to a good donut is using quality ingredients and the ability to be patient and give them time to proof."

Potpourri / Travel

A Historic City: Philadelphia

By S. Y. Einhorn

The Liberty Bell is a symbol of American Independence.

Potpourri

Happy Chanukiyah!

By Mordechai Schmutter

Because you can’t have kids pouring huge jugs of oil into tiny glasses, unless you want to turn your house into an environmental disaster.

Potpourri / Recipes

Kids In The Kitchen: Chanukah

By Jennifer Wise

Try these with your kids; there’s something for every age group and once all the recipes are made, dinner will be ready!

Potpourri

One Mother’s Pride

By Naomi Klass Mauer

You children will build the country and you will help restore Israel to her former glory.

Teens and Twenties

The Death Of Klinghoffer

By Faygie Sontag

They are presented as freedom fighters attempting to further their cause, and not as the bloodthirsty murders they were.

Teens and Twenties

Thoughts On Synagogue Terror

By Miriam Wade

I am naive, but only in an optimistic sense, seeing the good in the world like only a 20-year old can.

For the Home

Curing What Ails You: Naturally!

By Sandy Eller

It may be sweater weather now, but sooner or later summer will be here, bringing abundant sunshine, swimming, barbeques and mosquitoes.

Potpourri / Recipes

Get A Jump On Planning For Chanukah

By Nina Safar

Spice up the traditional latke with these easy, no fuss recipes.

On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

Chanukah: When Good Prevailed

By Cheryl Kupfer

Was it possible that these butchers of Jewish children had been living the "good life" all these years?

Glimpses Into American Jewish History

A Jewish Calendar For Fifty Years

By Dr. Yitzchok Levine

One might think to attribute the crudeness of the calendar to the fact that it was produced by a frontier community unable to calculate a more precise table.

Teens and Twenties

Therapy? Straight Talk For Teens

By Mindy Blumenfeld

Believe it or not, some schools actually have therapists or guidance counselors on staff.

On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

Getting To Know You

By Cheryl Kupfer

Divorce from a vindictive, cruel spouse can be a lifelong nightmare when there are offspring.

Teens and Twenties

To Touch the Sky: Jewish Survival Through A Child’s Eyes

By Shalva Gozland

"Grandpa," I wondered, as the swing began to slow down, "why are there numbers on your arm?"

Potpourri

Bed and Breakfast

By Mordechai Schmutter

So the real question is, “How can we, as hosts, make sure our guest beds are comfortable?” Because your guests will never say anything.

Potpourri / Sports

A Wife's Introduction To Fantasy Football

By As Told To Malkie Schulman

Rule #1: A wife should never accompany her husband to hang out with his buddies at a fantasy football draft. Unless beer and cigars are her thing, that is.

Teens and Twenties

America: A Force To Be Reckoned With

By Chayala Nachum

This devastating loss For weeks is the top news, But the assassination of politicians Is squeezed onto page two.

Teens and Twenties

Hate

By Blumie Abend

I am mad. I am mad at America.

For the Home

The Return Of Consumer Pet Peeves

By Sandy Eller

Just a single word can sum up one of the most disturbing trends that continues to sweep our supermarkets: downsizing.

On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

Life Support

By Cheryl Kupfer

I believe that each person is half a soul and marriage reunites the two.

Glimpses Into American Jewish History

Hazzan Abraham Lopes Cardozo

By Dr. Yitzchok Levine

“Throughout his life, he observed Tisha B’Ab as the Nahalah (anniversary) for all of his relatives who were murdered, as this is the national Jewish day of mourning.

Potpourri / Recipes

Busy in Brooklyn: Chani Apfelbaum

By Sandy Eller

“I work around the Jewish calendar, always trying to think of creative spins,” noted Chani.

Teens and Twenties

90 Seconds – A Summer Never to Forget

By C.M. Nimchinsky

This past summer was a powerful one for the Jewish people. I will always remember where I was on June 12th when I found out that Gilad, Eyal and Naftali were kidnapped. I will always remember the look on my sister’s face on June 30th when she told me that they were found. I will […]

On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

Politically Correct Krimkeit

By Cheryl Kupfer

The Presbyterian Church USA voted to divest from three companies that do business with Israel.

On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

Beware Of The Krimme: Conclusion

By Cheryl Kupfer

Sadly, there are mothers who, due to severe depression are unable or unwilling to prepare nourishing food for their children.

Potpourri

Sitting In A Puddle

By Mordechai Schmutter

Though if you do have a schach mat, you’ll realize that it cannot actually support the weight of the water.

Holidays / Potpourri

Having Chol HaMoed Fun – Together.

By Jennifer Wise

So just in case you're stuck in the house this Chol HaMoed – because there's a new baby or because someone has a cold – not because of anything worse, here are six ideas for family fun at home.

Holidays / Potpourri

Sukkah Chandelier – Three Ways!

By Esther Ottensoser

Give your sukkah an aura of polished grace with one of these breathtaking chandeliers!

For the Home

Don’t Toss It, Upcycle It!

By Sandy Eller

The idea of breathing new life into something you already own, using leftover bits and pieces as springboards for future projects, is probably a tendency to which I am genetically inclined

Glimpses Into American Jewish History

Israel Rokeach (1841 – 1933): Founder of I. Rokeach & Sons

By Dr. Yitzchok Levine

Practically to his last days the patriarchal founder was at his office almost daily and took an active interest in all matters connected with the business.

Potpourri

On Achdus

By Roxanne Abrams

If we truly honor the other participants in a conversation, we can support, empathize with, and even celebrate their feelings.

Teens and Twenties

From Monsey To Sderot

By Batya Resnick

I witnessed the true strength of Am Yisrael during those few days.

On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

Beware The Krimme: Part III – In Memory Of Molly, a”h

By Cheryl Kupfer

Not knowing any better, I assumed that Molly and her mother must be voracious readers.

Potpourri / Recipes

Yom Tov Recipes and Fitness Tips

By Jewish Press Staff

Three sets of three-day Yomim Tovim can seem overwhelming - especially when we are trying to stay healthy.

Teens and Twenties

Turning Toward Teshuva

By Shayndel Plotkin

Is a missed opportunity to do a mitzvah considered a sin?

Teens and Twenties

In Your Hands

By Rayzel Reich

The sounds and scents of the kitchen are cozy, familiar, but loud in the silence.

For the Home

Battling The Diet Demons

By Pnina Baim

Everyone has a weakness. For some people it is the inability to walk past a sales rack without dropping a few hundred dollars. For others, it’s the inability to keep their house organized.

For the Home

Kitchen Tips For The Harried Houswife: Preparing For a Three-Day Yom Tov

By Ann Goldberg

There will always be items that don’t freeze well – salads and some rice- or potato-based dishes – so you need to leave time to prepare or cook them closer to Yom Tov and ensure there is enough room in the refrigerator to store them.

Potpourri

Dress Codes From The Past

By Rhona Lewis

In Uzbekistan, in the early twentieth century, it was the women who wore the pants.

Teens and Twenties

Rosh Hashanah

By Chayala Nachum

This Holy Day comes once a year With prayers and begging and pleading and tears,

Teens and Twenties

Multitasking: Ability or Inability?

By Hannah Rozenblat

While multitasking is not ideal, it is often necessary and unavoidable.

Potpourri

Stuck In Place

By Mordechai Schmutter

Maybe now that your kids are back in school, you should start cleaning for Pesach.

On Our Own/Cheryl Kupfer

Beware Of The Krimme (Part II)

By Cheryl Kupfer

Neglect, indifference or criticism can break a person's neshama.

Potpourri / For the Home

Supermarket Hacks To Trim Your Grocery Budget

By Sandy Eller

Scan those sale circulars either online or when they show up at your doorstep, check out the sale items and plan your menus accordingly.

Features / Potpourri

You’re Hired! Now What?

By Ron Ansel

Make sure that you know what the policies are and that you adhere to them scrupulously.

Glimpses Into American Jewish History

Jonas Phillips: Patriotic Colonial Jewish Businessman

By Dr. Yitzchok Levine

In 1787 Jonas wrote a letter to Congress asking that the federal Constitution guarantee religious liberty in the state of Pennsylvania.

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