Teaneck—What if the Meraglim (spies) had delivered a good report to B’nei Yisrael? What if they had prepared a festive meal to praise and thank

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We all get those last minute calls, “Can I come for Shabbos?” but you have nothing in the house to serve for dessert because your

Sautéed kale is ver­satile, the perfect side dish, dressed up with some crumbled feta, toasted pine nuts or al­mond slices, or served with an over-easy

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For years I have en­joyed the delicious deli at Petak’s in Fair Lawn, New Jersey. I was re­cently shopping at Ju­lio’s Fruit Market in Te­aneck

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The great things about cupcakes is they taste great, they are fun looking, and ba­sically they help with portion control. After you have just one,