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Here’s a dough that is firm but light, because of the baking powder.
Prune filling, a widely popular filling for these triangular cookies, became traditional in 1731.
Poppy seeds are often used in Purim confections.
It's the celebration of good triumphing over evil, intelligence and courage trumping greed and oppression. And it's based on a story that took place some 2500 years ago: When the evil Haman's plan...
Hamantaschen are traditional Purim cookies that represent Haman's hats. Here's how to shape them:
Hamantaschen are traditional Purim cookies that represent Haman's hats.
Traditional hamantaschen recipes abound but have you ever tried a hamantaschen that is a meal in itself?
Hamantaschen doesn't have to be difficult to make! Here's a way to let kids make their own.
Another version of dough when you want your pastry to be dairy-free.
Purim has its own special cookie, called a hamantaschen, which has three corners just like Haman's hat. Together with your children, watch the Shalom Sesame videos to learn about Purim and the...
Hamantaschen (three-cornered cookies eaten to celebrate Purim) are traditionally made with prune or poppy filling. Here are some new twists on an old favorite. Happy Purim
This chocolate filling recipe is perfect for the chocolate addicts in your family.
A favorite for our Purim Carnivals!
Celebrate Purim with these delectable chocolate filled hamantaschen!
Celebrate Purim with delicious gluten-free hamantaschen.
In Mexico and parts of Central America you'll find a large Sephardic population from Syria and Lebanon, as well as a substantial Ashkenazi community.
In the Book of Esther, we read that Purim is a time for "feasting and merrymaking," as well as for "sending gifts to one another and presents to the poor" (Esther 9:22).
When we say "Purim," three-cornered cookies are one of the first things that come to mind for many people. But where did they come from? Learn about the history of hamantaschen and browse a...
Get involved with the megillah by making one, acting out the story with homemade puppets, and taking a whack at a villainous Haman piñata.
Here are a few simple ways to give matanot l’evyonim (gifts to the poor) on Purim, and some other ways to to honor the social justice themes of the holiday.
