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This dessert pairs a delicate nut flavor with raspberry preserve filling.

Here's an excellent recipe for celebrating Tu BiShvat.

This classic Bulgarian Shabbat dish is delicious, comforting, and very easy to make.

What better way is there to relax on a hot summer’s night than with a cheese board, wine jelly (a wonderfully sweet counterfoil to strong and earthy blue-veined or chevre cheeses), and a good bottle of wine (preferably from the wine country in northern Israel)?

To create a little excitement on your grill, add a spice rub that captures the tantalizing taste of the Near East.

This recipe was created in 2005 in celebration of the 350th anniversary of Jews in America – inspired by gardening techniques practiced in Plymouth, MA.

Strawberries grew wild in North America. Native Americans brought baskets of these berries to the new settlers. Although in the 1600s berries were used mostly in pies, pastries, and jams, the berry in this salad is a wonderful addition.

Almond cultivation was among the primary occupations of Mediterranean Jews, and it was the Spanish Jews who first replaced flour with ground almonds in baking their tortas.

Here's a great chicken dish for Shabbat. Serve it with a basic sofrito sauce.