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“Paj-kes” – Korean Latkes
Becky Jaye shares her family recipe for pajeon, a Korean potato pancake often made with scallions and other vegetables.
Asian Spinach Salad with Candied Walnuts and Fried Tofu Croutons
Serve this extraordinary salad for festive Shabbat gatherings and holiday celebrations!
Szechuan Cold Spicy Noodles
Savor the deep flavor combo of spices and textures in this popular Szechuan classic!
Chinese Hot and Sour Soup
Change up the regular chicken soup routine with a flavorful hot and sour soup!
Orange Chicken
Fill your kitchen with the aromas of orange zest and flavorful Chinese cooking spices!
Gluten-Free Almond Shortbread Cookies
This cookie dough is easily stirred together by hand, and guarantees a tender, crisp, buttery cookie.
On the Other Hand: Ten Minutes of Torah: Two Jews, Three Opinions, One Heart -Parashat Chayei Sarah
Sometimes, what isn't said is more provoking than what is said.
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Stories We Tell: Happiness
Once upon a time a king fell seriously ill, and nobody could figure out how to cure his ailment. Finally, a healer suggested a remedy: if the king could wear the shirt of a person who was absolutely happy, he would be healed. So, a team set out to find a person who was absolutely happy. Did they succeed? Shira Kline, performance and ritual artist and director of worship at Lab/Shul retells the story.
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Stories We Tell: The Dancing Bear
All is not always what it seems, as we learn when a man from Pinsk tricks a woman in Minsk with a dancing bear and a very sweet Minchah (afternoon service). Join Rabbi Steven Bob, as he shares the tale of “The Dancing Bear”.
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Stories We Tell: The Seed
The king, who is ready to retire, is holding a contest to find his successor. He gives seeds to all of the young people in the kingdom, and tells them whoever can grow the finest tree, plant, or crop will become king. A young boy with a green thumb knows that he has a real shot at winning, but no matter what he does, he can’t seem to make these plants grow. Can he make it work in time? Rabbi Matthew Gewirtz retells the story.
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