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From My Table
With same-amount ingredients in a recipe, cooking and dumping is so much easier!

By Chanie Nayman

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

By Family Table Contributors

Recipes
A little less caloric than classic fried chicken, this oven-fried recipe still yields a flavorful crispy crust using fresh bread crumbs, but with no frying mess to clean up

By Naomi Ross

Recipes
There’s something so satisfying about salty-sweet flavors on the palate. Peanut butter, chocolate, and pretzels all come together in this yummy snack

By Naomi Ross

Sound Bites
Check out how she marries cooking and chesed into one great book!

By Chaia Frishman

No Food Left Behind
It’s important to keep the enjoyment of the holy day sacred by serving your favorite cultural foods

By Beth Warren

Hostable
This recipe is relatively easy to make and a great appetizer for Shabbos lunch. It looks pretty and tastes delicious, and is definitely a crowd-pleaser.

By Michal Belen

Side-by-Side
I wanted to find out if searing it first makes a difference to the texture and flavor

By Sina Mizrahi

For the Record
An autodidact in the natural sciences, the Radzyner Rebbe was a linguist and proficient in engineering, medicine, and chemistry

By Dovi Safier and Yehuda Geberer

Man With a Pan
I was planning to make a few dips, but a food processor fiasco involving tomato dip in places it didn’t belong meant I ended up making only one.

By Ari Bluzenstein

Second Thoughts
So much for shibboleths like “democracy” and “voice of the people”

By Rabbi Emanuel Feldman

Sidekick
After the Great Parking Space Hunt begins the Empty Shopping Cart Search

By Rachel Newton

Ask Rabbi Greenwald
“Take the person you want to speak with out of the room rather than asking the other person to leave”

By Rabbi Zecharya Greenwald

A Better You
Unfortunately, teenagers and young adults may feel uncomfortable or self-conscious inquiring about acne treatments

By Family First Contributors