The thing about cholent, the traditional Shabbos morning stew, is that you can really throw anything in the pot and it will still be delicious. Everyone has the style they […]
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Uncomplicated and tasty, kids love this salad as much as adults do. Ingredients: 2-3 cucumbers, sliced as thinly as you like 1 small onion, sliced thinly 1/2 cup sugar 1/2 […]
Once upon a time, the talented women who work at Oorah put together a fabulous cookbook of tried and true, homestyle recipes and called it Oorah’s Shmorg. (Get it?) This […]
We keep coming back to those soup recipes, but in this kind of weather (and these days, wherever you live you’re bound to get it), soup is almost a necessity. […]
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This recipe, which tastes as good as it sounds, is a contribution from Mrs. Ella Finkel, a former employee of Oorah. These can be made dairy or pareve so you […]
The final post in our series on shmiras halashon by Mrs. Tova Younger. Thanks for following along! Never forget that Hashem is watching us, providing us with our every need. […]
