Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Judaism possesses an elaborate system that determines what foods Jews can eat and which ones can be eaten together. Rafael Ben-Ari ...

Hungry for pastrami and matzo ball soup? Temple Israel's 2026 Jewish Food Festival will be exclusively a drive-thru event.

Let me tell you about the probably state of Jewish food in your typical chain grocery store. Most likely, there’s 10 percent of an aisle dedicated to kosher items, and nine times out of 10, it is last ...

The Jewish Food Festival returning to Scranton on Sunday will go beyond food, with the addition of all-ages entertainment. The festival runs through Wednesday at Nay Aug Park on Mulberry Street, from ...

When chef and dietitian Micah Siva learned she was going to be an aunt, she was excited to read the baby a Jewish children’s counting book that focused on her passion–Jewish food. The only problem?

To me, Judaism is more than just a religion. It's an everchanging culture, and along with that comes some amazing traditional foods. Here is my definitive ranking of the BEST Jewish foods. Challah can ...

Brunswick’s local Jewish temple has been a cornerstone of the city’s community for a long time, but it’s small enough that ...

MILWAUKEE - The Jewish Food Festival is back on Monday, Aug. 11, and it will be filled with a family-friendly gathering that fosters community unity and cultural understanding. And of course, there ...

SCRANTON, Pa. — The 12th Annual Jewish Food Festival begins this Sunday at Nay Aug Park across from the Everhart Museum. You can look forward to 4 days full of food, fun, and entertainment starting on ...

A Forest Acres synagogue is serving up hot plates of brisket, latkes and other Jewish delicacies this weekend. The Tree of Life Congregation on Trenholm Road will host its annual Big Nosh festival for ...

Nay Aug Park in Scranton is hosting the annual Jewish Food Festival, which continues through Wednesday. The free-admission event features classic dishes available to eat under tents or take out. The ...

The end of August inaugurated the Hebrew month of Elul, when Jews all over the world start getting ready for the High Holidays: the Jewish New Year of Rosh Hashana followed 10 days later by the Day of ...