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The Other Side of the Counter
One Husband’s Tips on How to Really Help Your Wife in the Kitchen
Simcha Cohen
In Focus
The yetzer hara has mastered the art of spinning something from nothing. If he wants machlokes, he’ll figure out a way to get it
Shmuel Botnick
The Change That Lasted
Right then and there, I decided there was something I could do
Faigy Weinberger
The Change That Lasted
Nine writers share their stories of determination and transformation
Mishpacha Contributors
In Sights
Rav Meir Chodosh was the ultimate mashgiach, and never stopped looking for an opportunity to train and teach his students
Rabbi Chaim Aryeh Zev Ginzberg
In Sights
Some examples of lessons I’ve learned from three “eishes chavers” over the years
Rabbi Chaim Aryeh Zev Ginzberg
Cooking School
Like water cooler talk for housewives
Danielle Renov
Cooking School
Does It Really Matter If My Stovetop Is the Right Temperature?
Danielle Renov
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