garnished with applesauce or sour cream or the jelly-filled sufganya (doughnut). Although it is a lesser-known tradition, eating cheese blintzes, cheesecake and other dairy foods on Hanukkah has ...

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Our secret ingredient: nutmeg! It makes the cream taste richer without being too fatty, and tames the tartness of the fruit as well. Get the Cheese Blintz recipe. No Hanukkah celebration is ...

As a Jewish New Yorker, food is always top of mind—at home, it revolves around cooking and preparing for the next Shabbat or holiday meal, and on the streets of New York City, the world of Jewish food ...

The recipe calls for homemade farmer’s cheese, but feel free to substitute any mix of ricotta, cottage or cream cheeses to ... “Assemble the blintzes in a single layer in a baking dish ...

Brunch features made-to-order omelets, eggs Benedict, blueberry-cheese blintzes and New York bagels ... menu includes a starterd (spinach salad; cream of wild mushroom; charred shrimp), main ...

Hanukkah brings several food traditions to the table: jelly-filled doughnuts, crispy latkes, juicy brisket and more.

Typically though, folks eat them with applesauce or sour cream. Sufganiyot ... meals may include challah bread and/or kugel, a baked cheese and noodle casserole. Need a break?

bagel and cream cheese tray, dessert tray, and more. It’s a great spot to get an array of holiday favorites, including pigs in a blanket, potato pancakes, knishes, cheese blintzes, pastrami ...