I love this quote from an article “Salmon and the Jews” by Noah and Rae Bernamoff (October 12, 2012, myjewishlearning.com) “Salmon is the quintessential Jewish
Cole slaw comes from the Dutch koolsla, meaning cabbage salad, a term that arose in the 18th century. Adding mayonnaise was introduced in the mid-18th
Gazpacho, Spain’s cold tomato-vegetable soup, has become a staple part of America’s summer diet. One sees gazpacho and variations of it everywhere—in tony (and not
The Highland Park/Edison community recently saw a well-regarded fixture in the neighborhood, Mordy’s Kosher Bakery & Cafe on N. 4th Ave in Highland Park, come
(Courtesy of OU) Orthodox Union (OU) Kosher, the world’s largest kosher certification agency, has launched a free online kosher food and travel guide to help
Everyone knows we will have to wear masks for the foreseeable future. But masks don’t have to be a drag—they can be fun! Just because
Camp Gan Israel of Tenafly’s older division at Alpine Scout Camp continued to show campers a stunning summer experience with the long-awaited all-camp talent show,
Last week was “A Bug’s Life” week at Gan Yaldenu Tots. Over the past few weeks the kids watched the life cycle of a butterfly.
How is it possible that there is only one week left of Camp Shalom? Week five began with an exciting and wacky topsy turvy dress-up
Teaneck’s Elliot Rothschild working out in the Rodda Center parking lot last week in the early morning with his trainer Shane Oran Condappa watching nearby
Leading up to Tisha B’av, the campers at Moshava Ba’ir, participated in activities geared toward ahavat chinam. Throughout Chesed Week the chanichim participated in activities
At camp Anshei, campers are good swimmers and swim for good. In addition to their usual one-on-one lifeguard instruction and free swim-time with their friends,
