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Madame Chamberlaine
“Shana! Dana! Is everything okay? Why are the two of you wearing winter hats in this heat?!”
Tzipie Wolner
Madame Chamberlaine
"She’s been asking for des sucettes et des saucisses. Can you tell me what these words mean?”
Tzipie Wolner
Encounters
Family First asked me to hang out in a flower shop and ask customers why they were buying their bouquets
Nechama Norman
Encounters
On the Zoom screen, I could see my mother start to cry. “You were being destroyed, Gershon,” she said softly. “I had to get you out of the situation. I know it hurt you, and I’m sorry.”
C. Saphir
News Feature
The Crown Heights riots, 30 years on
Yochonon Donn
News Feature
China vs. USA — The post-corona superpower struggle heats up
Gedalia Guttentag
Parallel Journeys
I look at my face in those pictures and see my innocence: How I thought things would stay that way forever, sharing a journey with Etty, sharing our lives.
Faigy Schonfeld
Parallel Journeys
Good girls don’t ask, I was told
Esty Mandelbaum
Recipes
This salad is a bit savory, a bit exotic, and packs a whole lot of crunch
Jessica Beren and Kosher.com
Recipes
The ingredients complement the natural flavor of the tilapia, and the sauce is mouth-watering as a dip for rolls or crackers
Kosher.com
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A popular side dish originating in North Africa, couscous is a staple in Moroccan cuisine. Interestingly, there are three different varieties: Moroccan couscous is the smallest, resembling coarse sand; Israeli couscous is larger and chewier, lending a nuttier flavor; and Lebanese couscous is the largest, with pieces roughly the size of chickpeas. Couscous is super

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Whether roasting the flesh, toasting the seeds, or creaming the puree with eggs and sugar, pumpkin is an awesome ingredient to keep stocked in your pantry this winter.

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They’re the perfect ingredient to feature in sauces, stews, pastas, and even as the main itself. The possibilities are endless.

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