From Chanukah, Purim, Passover, and Shavuot to Rosh Hashanah and Sukkot, Jewish Holiday Treats serves up the traditional with clever twists. Welcome the festivities with tempting treats like Chanukah Star Cookies and Amazing Honey Cake. Tots and grandparents alike will take pleasure in constructing simple toys and decorations such as a deliciously detailed Gingerbread Sukkah. There's something in here for everyone. Classic recipes and fresh ideas combine in an approach to tradition that will involve the whole family. Beautifully photographed throughout, Jewish Holiday Treats will inspire families to cook, create, and celebrate together for years to come.
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Joan Zoloth lives in Northern California, where she writes for the Oakland Tribune. This is her first book.
Lisa Hubbard is a food, garden, and still life photographer based in New York. Her photographs have been published in several magazines, including Town & Country and Martha Stewart Living.
Lisa Hubbard is a food, garden, and still life photographer based in New York. Her photographs have been published in several magazines, including Town & Country and Martha Stewart Living.
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Jewish Hoiliday Treats: Recipes & Crafts for the Whole Family,
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This book is just what I was looking for with craft and food ideas in which the whole family, including Grandma, can particiapte!
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Fun little book for Jewish kids,
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This is more than a cookbook - there are also activities for each holiday. It is a great reference for kids so they can make their own contributions with simple things to cook and make. Mom's can also refer to it for ideas and recipes. Our favorite for sure is the gingerbread sukkah pictured on the cover (which can also be done with sugar cookie dough).
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- The Middle East Since 1900 (Modern times sourcebooks) by K.A. Rice on page 51
- Judaikitsch: Tchotchkes, Schmattes and Nosherei by Jennifer Traig in Back Matter
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