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Hanukkah Cooking:     more books (100)

The Miracle Jar: A Hanukkah Story by Audrey Penn, 2008-08-04 Hanukkah, Festival of Lights: Celebrate With Songs, Decorations, Food, Games, Prayers, and Traditions by Jeffrey A. O'Hare, Arthur Friedman, et all 2000-09 Mrs. Greenberg's Messy Hanukkah by Linda Glaser, 2004-09-30 A Hanukkah Holiday Cookbook (Festive Foods for the Holidays) by Emily Raabe, 2002-08 Hanukkah, Happy Hanukkah: Crafts, Recipes, Games, Puzzles, Songs, and More for a Joyous Celebration of the Festival of Lights by Jeffrey A. O'Hare, 1994-09 Cooking Up A Country Christmas with Book(s) by Cooking in Concert, 1997-09 Hanukkah.: An article from: Child Life Cooking 2 Live: Recipes and Memories-A Holiday Collection by sandy eastep, 2007-10-10 Christmas Cooking (Usborne Activities) by Rebecca Gilpin, Catherine Atkinson, 2002-06 Season's Greetings: Cooking and Entertaining for Thanksgiving, Christmas, and New Year's by Marlene Sorosky, 1991-10 Cooking Christmas with Book(s) by Cooking in Concert, 1997-09 Christmas Cooking With Kids by Annie Rigg, 2010-08 Festive Cooking for Christmas: Seasonal Dishes and Edible Treats John Hadamuscin's Home For Christmas: Decorating, Cooking, Entertaining, and Giving by John Hadamuscin, 1995-10-31

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1. Hanukkah Cooking And Recipes
   hanukkah cooking and Recipes. Make special Hanukkah food with thesegreat resources! Chanukah Food and Recipes Learn more about  
   http://familycrafts.about.com/library/misc/blhnkarec.htm
   
   Extractions: Hanukkah Cooking and Recipes Make special Hanukkah food with these great resources! Go to the Hanukkah Family Fun Page Explore More of Family Crafts Recent Discussions Family Crafts Join these forum conversations Plastic glass beaded pins Cat-shaped drawer sachet Recent Discussions Holiday Family Fun Join these forum conversations April 2003 Special Days braided fabric necklace Have Some Fun With Easter Eggs Book Reviews ... Web Rings

2. The Chadashot
   hanukkah cooking. Join us for a fun evening in the kitchen as we prepare homemade strudel in celebration of the Festival  
   http://www.cwcds.org/ChadashotArchive/ChadashotVol_29No10.htm
   
   Extractions: Masha and Lisa Hanukkah Cooking J oin us for a fun evening in the kitchen as we prepare homemade strudel in celebration of the Festival of Lights. Our own Mr. Yitzhak Koren will be leading the workshop and sharing insights into this beloved holiday. RSVP a MUST . Call the school office by Monday, November 18, to let us know if you are attending so that we can prepare accordingly.

3. NOBLE Web: Hanukkah
   November 27. Cooking Class, Sur La Table, Newport Beach, California (949) 6400200. Oh Hanukkah, Oh Hanukkah, a Festival  
   http://www.noblenet.org/year/hanukkah.htm
   
   Extractions: NOBLE: North of Boston Library Exchange Virtual Chanukah Celebrate the holiday online! Hanukkah There are crafts and recipes and more at this site from Akhlah, the Jewish Children's Learning Network Hanukkah Books for Children Here's a list of great Hanukkah books for children of all ages, selected by the Children's Services Interest Group of NOBLE, the North of Boston Library Exchange. Chanukah There's lots to do at this bright and colorful site from Torah Tots! Chanukah Project Genesis, Torah on the Information Superhighway, presents this collection of readings on different aspects of the holiday, including Questions and Answers from Rabbi Baruch Pesach Mendelson. Chanukah Resources A collection of holiday resources from Chabad Maryland. Hanukkah An interesting and extensive collection of information and activities for understanding Hanukkah, presented by the Pedagogic Center of The Joint Authority for Jewish Zionist Education, Israel. Chanukah This is the Hanukkah section of the Virtual Jerusalem, a World Wide Web site from Israel. Hanukat Ideas and information for celebrating a family Hanukkah Hanukkah A great collection of Hanukkah crafts, games, songs and recipes for young children, from the Ideabox website.

4. Celebrate Hannukah--Traditions, Customs, Games And More!
   Recipes. eGGsalad hanukkah cooking and recipes. Happy Chanukah - Recipes  
   http://www.caryn.com/holiday/holiday-Hactivities.html

5. IJLC Photo Gallery Hanukkah Cooking Class November 6, 2002
   hanukkah cooking Class November 6, 2002. 11 items in this album on 2 pages,  
   http://www.intownjlc.org/php-cgi/gallery/cooking

6. IJLC Photo Gallery Hanukkah Cooking Class November 6, 2002
   hanukkah cooking Class November 6, 2002. View Images normal full , GalleryIJLC Photo Gallery Album hanukkah cooking Class November 6, 2002,  
   http://www.intownjlc.org/php-cgi/gallery/cooking/DSCN8220

7. Judy's Apperance Schedule
   Sunday, November 10, hanukkah cooking Class and Party, kids 914; Sur La Table,Santa Monica, California (310) 395-0390. hanukkah cooking Class, Sur La Table.  
   http://www.cookingjewish.com/schedule.htm
   
   Extractions: Home Index of Recipes Sample Recipes NEW Ask Judy To Order Judy's Articles NEW People Talk Links JUDY'S APPEARANCE SCHEDULE JUDY'S APPEARANCE SCHEDULE 2001 I s your organization, synagogue or church looking for a speaker? For a delightful presentation contact judy @cookingjewish.com Monday, January 15 Encino Hills Terrace, Encino, California Tuesday, February 12 Hadassah, Mission Viejo, California Tuesday, February 20 ORT, Encino, California Thursday, February 22 Temple Ner Tamid, Las Vegas, Nevada Saturday, March 10 California Writers Association, Fullerton, California Saturday, March 24 Taste of Passover, Temple Beth Sholom, Tustin, California Sunday, March 25 Na'Amat, Universal City, California Sunday, April 29 Hadassah, Universal City, California Sunday, May 20 Temple Emanuel Chavurah, Los Angeles, California Monday, May 21

8. The Chadashot
   Our goal is 100% participation from our school families. Thank you to allof the families who have sent in items to date. hanukkah cooking.  
   http://www.cwcds.org/ChadashotArchive/ChadashotVol_29No11_2.htm
   
   Extractions: Hanukkah cards are available for purchase at WDS for $1 per card or $10 for a pack of ten cards. Half of the sale proceeds will be donated to WDS. The cards have a beautiful rendering of a drediel and are blank inside. Cards can be purchased in the office or during the week of the book fair on a table downstairs and at the Thanksgiving Concert.

9. The Chamomile Times And Herbal News
   hanukkah cooking THE LATKES ARE FRYING IN THE PAN (Sung to When JohnnyComes Marching Home) The latkes are frying in the pan, hurrah, hurrah!  
   http://www.chamomiletimes.com/archives/2000/121800.htm
   
   Extractions: eat an apple on Christmas Eve." What's thriving in my California winter garden this week? Yes, it is truly a rosemary Christmas tree that I've had for nearly 6 years. During that time it has doubled in size. The first year I got it I trimmed it up pretty and wove tiny Christmas lights through the branches. I don't trim it so often anymore because it seems to keep its shape. The lights are still there and the tree has expanded around the lights so you can't see them unless they are lit. Well, thought I'd fire up the lights just for you. Mexican sage fronds and sprigs of drying Cheyenne peppers from my garden for a little color and a final touch of bows made from scraps of lace ribbon complete my patio Christmas tree.

10. CondéNet And Condé Nast Magazines
    With that in mind, Epicurious.com offers a full menu of Christmasand hanukkah cooking, baking, giving, and entertaining ideas.  
    http://www.condenet.com/press/epicurious/release_holiday2000.html
    
    Extractions: New York, NY (December 5, 2000) - Good cheer and a festive spirit are the essential ingredients for a happy holiday season. With that in mind, Epicurious.com offers a full menu of Christmas and Hanukkah cooking, baking, giving, and entertaining ideas. From child-friendly buffet menus and cocktail party game plans to the best cookie recipes and delectable gift ideas, the site serves as a complete holiday resource to make the season even merrier. 'Tis the season for baking and Epicurious.com's "Cookie Central" suggests innovative ways to please the sweet tooth. Log-on for a new batch of recipes - the site offers more than 50 kinds of holiday cookies in all shapes and flavors from their database of more than 11,000 recipes. Crave support from your fellow bakers? Join the cookie conversation and trade recipes in the Holiday Cookie Club. If your rolling pin and cookie sheet are a bit dusty, Epicurious.com features a hands-on cookie-making class. Learn the basics of making great gingerbread and sugar cookies with a step-by-step on-line tutorial.

11. Hanukkah: Festival Of Lights Recipes And Information
    hanukkah is a time for family and friends to gather around the table to commemorate the rededication of the temple Regular Columns. Jewish Holiday cooking. Passover. MatzohPitzah?  
    http://homecooking.about.com/library/weekly/aa120798.htm
    
    Extractions: Hanukkah is the Festival of Lights celebrated for eight days to remember the the victory of the Maccabees over Antiochus of Syria some twenty-one centuries ago. Hanukkah is celebrated in December or late November, on Kislev 25 in the Jewish calendar. It's a joyful celebration which encourages much eating, singing and rejoicing; a happy time when family comes together to commemorate the holiday by lighting a candle for each of the eight days of the celebration, exchange gifts and eat special symbolic foods.

12. Regular Food Columns
    Recipes for Passover, hanukkah, Succoth, and Rosh Hashanah, by Louise Fiszer and Jeannette Ferrary.  
    http://www.sallys-place.com/food/columns/fiszer/fiszer_menu.htm

13. Jewish Holiday Cooking: Hanukkah
    Complete menu and recipes for mushroom barley soup, potato latkes, ginger torte, spinach and tangerine Category Home cooking Holidays Chanukkah Finish with an ethereal, lowfat almond ginger torte for the adults and Hanukkahcookie cut outs (dreidels, menorahs Regular Columns; Jewish Holiday cooking;  
    http://www.sallys-place.com/food/columns/fiszer/hanukah.htm
    
    Extractions: by Louise Fiszer The twinkling candles in the menorah shed a lovely light on the elegantly set table. Children's faces are a study in joyful anticipation of nightly, small gifts. Aromas from the kitchen predict an especially appealing meal. This year, the first night of Hanukkah, one of the prettiest and most festive Jewish holidays is December 21, 2000. Hanukkah is a time for family and friends to gather around the table to commemorate the rededication of the temple of Jerusalem by lighting a candle each of eight nights. Eating foods that are cooked in oil, such as the much beloved potato latke, is also very much a part of the celebration. This represents the small measure of oil the Jews had centuries ago when defending the Temple. Miraculously the oil lasted for eight days. I've centered this menu around potato latkes, the culinary symbol of Hanukkah, and have tried to balance it with dishes that use little or no oil. This relieves one of some guilt in taking an extra plateful of the delicious latkes. Begin with a hearty bowl of Mushroom Barley Soup perfect for a chilly evening. Accompany the crispy latkes with a colorfully seasonal and healthy Spinach and Tangerine Salad. Let guests help themselves to toppings of tart apple sauce or sour cream for the latkes. Finish with an ethereal, low-fat almond ginger torte for the adults and Hanukkah cookie cut outs (dreidels, menorahs) for the kids.

14. EPICURIOUS: EATING:JEWISH HOLIDAY RECIPES
    Five menus for five Jewish holidays, taken from Joan Nathan's cookbooks.Category Home cooking World Cuisines Jewish hanukkah From Jewish cooking in America Crispy Traditional PotatoPancakes Zucchini Parmesan Latkes Curried Sweet Potato Latkes.  
    http://www.epicurious.com/e_eating/e06_jewish_cooking/recipes/recipes.html

15. Hanukkah Cookie Kit
    Kit includes 3 collectible hanukkah cookie cutters Star of David, Menorah anddriedel, delicious cookie mix, candy sprinkles and Search Kids cooking Club.  
    http://www.kidscook.com/kits/hanukkah.ASP
    
    Extractions: Kids Cooking Club Kids Cooking Kits What's Cooking About Us ... FAQ Kids Cooking Kits are complete cooking projects designed just for kids! These great gifts turn the kitchen into an interactive, hands-on learning experience and help teach skills that will last a lifetime. Pizza Pretzels Cub Cakes Cookie Zoo ... Custom Projects Hanukkah Cookie Collection Hanukkah baking at it's finest! Kit includes 3 collectible Hanukkah cookie cutters -Star of David, Menorah and driedel, delicious cookie mix, candy sprinkles and icing bag. Makes up to 36 cookies. Kosher certified.

16. Hanukkah Dreidel Brownie - Holiday/Seasonal Cooking At BellaOnline
    You Are Here HOME Food Wine Holiday/Seasonal cooking Articles. Susanis BellaOnline's Holiday/Seasonal cooking Host. hanukkah Dreidel Brownie.  
    http://www.bellaonline.com/articles/art6590.asp
    
    Extractions: is BellaOnline's Holiday/Seasonal Cooking Host Hanukkah Dreidel Brownie The Hanukkah Dreidel Brownie has a rich, smooth texture and is fun for the whole family to prepare together. Cocoa powder gives this oversized brownie its rich chocolatey taste and kids will gladly give up some gelt for this treat! Since cocoa powder also blends easily with other baking ingredients, there are no messy pre-melting steps, leaving more time for spinning dreidels and opening gifts

17. Hanukkah Sweet & Sour Brisket - Holiday/Seasonal Cooking At BellaOnline
    You Are Here HOME Food Wine Holiday/Seasonal cooking Articles. Susan isBellaOnline's Holiday/Seasonal cooking Host. hanukkah Sweet Sour Brisket.  
    http://www.bellaonline.com/articles/art6602.asp

18. Awa Life - November 2002 - Cooking With Gillian: Happy Hanukkah - Latkes
    cooking with Gillian I'm buying Christmas presents, but still remembering my Jewishhalf by whipping up batches of my dad's special hanukkah potato pancakes  
    http://www1.pref.tokushima.jp/kankyou/seikatsubunka/awalife/december02/gillian_l
    
    Extractions: [ July 2002 ] BY GILLIAN BECK Yes, people, the secret is out: NOT ALL AMERICANS ARE CHRISTIAN! Like most Americans, I am an ethnic and religious mutt. Mom's Christian, Dad's Jewish-both non-practicing. So here it is the Holiday season and I don't know which way to go. I'm buying Christmas presents, but still remembering my Jewish half by whipping up batches of my dad's special Hanukkah potato pancakes (latkes). They're usually served with sour cream and applesauce. You're on your own for finding sour cream (or plain yogurt), but here wre the recipes for latkes and applesauce! Gillian's Dad's Hanukkah Latkes 4-6 medium size potatoes, peeled A generous amount of oil Method: Coarsely grate the potatoes, salt them, and put them in a strainer over a bowl. Let them drain and squeeze out as much liquid as you can. Save the liquid and let it sit for a few minutes. The potato starch will settle at the bottom. Pour off the juice, but add the potato starch, along with the potatoes and the onion, to a large mixing bowl. Add the egg, flour, salt, and pepper. Mix well. Heat a generous film of oil in a frying pan. Flatten spoonfuls of the potato mixture into pancakes and fry them until they're crisp and brown on both sides. Be sure to use plenty of oil, because it's part of the Jewish tradition-the oil-rich latkes are supposed to remind us of the miracle of the one-day supply of olive oil that burned for eight days when the Jews won back their temple in Jerusalem from the Greek/Syrian occupying forces about 2,200 years ago.

19. Really Cookin' - Cooking Around The World - Harriet Roth
    cooking, and the former director of the Pritikin Longevity Center cooking School,has agreed to share some of her favorite traditional hanukkah recipes with  
    http://www2.whirlpool.com/html/homelife/cookin/cookworld9.htm
    
    Extractions: Deliciously Healthy Jewish Cooking Hanukkah, the festival of lights, is a Jewish holiday celebrating an ancient victory for freedom and peace. Marked by lighting the candles on the Menorah, Hanukkah is a time of feasting, singing, and the exchange of gifts, especially for children. To help celebrate this joyous holiday, Harriet Roth, author of Deliciously Healthy Jewish Cooking , and the former director of the Pritikin Longevity Center Cooking School, has agreed to share some of her favorite traditional Hanukkah recipes with our www.whirlpool.com visitors. And to make this an even lighter and brighter celebration, she's created great tasting, low-fat dishes for healthy feasting. Best wishes for a healthy and happy Hanukkah season! Enjoy Harriet Roth's healthy Hanukkah recipes.... For more great holiday cooking ideas, keep on clicking through our Really Cookin' pages... More Cooking Around the World with Whirlpool Learn more about Whirlpool Corporation in the United States by visiting Whirlpool in North America

20. Hanukkah Doughnuts -- Recipes From The KSL-TV Cooking Show
    hanukkah Doughnuts 1000s of recipes from famous chefs on the cookingsegment of the Channel 5 Eyewitness News at Noon. IHC Cancer Services,  
    http://recipes.ksl.com/recipe-714i.php
    
    Extractions: "Hanukkah celebrates the time in Jewish history when there was enough oil to light the temple lamp for 1 day, but miraculously the lamp stayed lit for 8 days. The miracle is remembered by lighting the Menorah for 8 days and the symbolic use of oil in the family meals. Other than latkes and doughnuts few foods are associated with Hanukkah. Following are 2 variations of Hanukkah doughnuts. " Variation 1: Jelly Filled Doughnuts Ingredients: Scald milk by heating almost to a boil. Add butter and sugar. Cool to lukewarm. Add yeast and stir to dissolve. Beat in eggs, salt, cinnamon, and 1 cup flour. Stir in enough more flour to make a soft dough. Knead dough on a slightly floured surface until smooth and elastic. Cover and let rise until double in size. Knead out excess air. On a lightly floured surface roll dough to 1/8 inch thick. Cut into circles 2 inches in diameter. Allow to rise slightly (about 15 minutes). Heat 2 inches of oil to 375 degrees. Place 1 teaspoon jam or preserves on each circle of dough and shape the dough around the jam, completely sealing jam inside. Carefully place doughnuts into hot oil, brown on both sides. Drain on a paper towel, then sprinkle with powder sugar. CAUTION: Jam inside doughnut will remain hot! Makes 24

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