Chanukah Tips

Fried food on Hanukkah, especially potato pancakes and sufganiyots (jelly doughnuts), are traditional fare on every holiday table. Christmas menus seem to vary depending on heirloom family recipes and the spread that's been on the table for years.

Some may raise an eyebrow at the union of these holidays into one big party, as there are fundamental differences, even contrasting beliefs between the faiths. But at the core of each religion, especially around the winter holidays of Christmas and Hanukkah, is a celebratory spirit that can be combined with a mutual respect and nod to each occasion's traditions, lore, and decor.

De-clutter the junk. Decide which objects deserve to be on display (pretty soaps, perfume bottles) and then tuck away the ones that don't (hot rollers, curling irons). If you need extra storage, invest in pretty rattan baskets to hide all of the "don...

Fruit and Vegetable Scrub: ARM & HAMMER® Baking Soda is the food safe way to clean dirt and residue off fresh fruit.  Sprinkle on wet, hard-skinned produce, rub, and rinse.Food Safe Surface Cleaning: Clean your food prep area with natural, food s...

Fruit and Vegetable Scrub: ARM & HAMMER® Baking Soda is the food-safe way to clean dirt and residue off fresh fruit and vegetables.  Sprinkle baking soda on wet, hard-skinned produce, rub and rinse. For soft-skinned or leafy produce, sprinkle bak...

Most Jewish holidays are somber ones, but Hanukkah is cause for celebration. Check out these awesome Jewish sing-alongs to help you get in the spirit of Hanukkah.

Follow these simple tips to prevent an "oy gavelt!" moment at your Hanukkah celebration.

The Menorah is at the center of every Hanukkah Celebration.  Familiarize yourself with its significance and history before taking part in the celebration.Dreidel, Dreidel, Dreidel! For all you gentiles who haven’t played this traditional Jewish game, what are you waiting for?  It’s a ton of fun, especially when you play with chocolate gelt.  Learn the rules so your Jewish friends don't wipe you out!

What can be more fun for kids than helping make (and eat) the symbol of the season-the menorah? Feel free to choose your own ingredients (from Tootsie rolls, chocolate bars, or licorice) or follow this simple recipe.Spread soft, low-fat butter or cre...

To celebrate the season of giving without breaking the bank, give inexpensive but thoughtful gifts. Your family can also choose to give just one gift on one of the eight nights, or opt for a gift exchange instead.Get great, affordable gifts from BargainJudaica.com, like this Jerusalem Handpainted Ceramic Menorah.