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Jewish Cookbooks and Recipes

Specific recipes for Passover and Hannukah below.

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The Jewish cuisine that we call "Ashkenazic" today was influenced by the cold climate in which these Jews lived, and in which their culture developed. Root vegetables, hardy tree fruits, fresh water fish, dairy products—and the ability to store them, and nuts formed the easily available ingredients ready to be turned into gastronomic wonders by generations of creative Jewish women.

There were certain hallmarks of Ashkenazic Jewish cooking which endure even today. This type of cuisine generally avoided sauces, except for natural cooking juices augmented by water or a simple meat or vegetable stock. Also, different types of foods were generally segregated, rather than mixed. For example, potted meatballs were rarely mixed in a gravy with vegetables, although sometimes potatoes might be added to extend the dish.
     —from What is Ashkenazic Cuisine? by Rabbi Jo David

 

Encyclopedia of Jewish Food
by Gil Marks

Recipes

Quiches, Kugels, and Couscous
by Joan Nathan

Recipes

Jewish Cooking In America
by Joan Nathan

Recipes

Jewish Slow Cooker Recipes
by Laura Frankel

Recipes

Fast & Festive Meals for the Jewish Holidays
by Marlene Sorosky

Recipes

Mother and Daughter Jewish Cooking
by Evelyn Rose and Judi Rose

Recipes

Cucina Ebraica
by Joyce Goldstein Cucina Ebraica

Recipes

Jewish Holiday Cooking
by Jayne Cohen

 

Passover

Amazing Passover Desserts
by Penny Eisenberg

Recipes

 
Passover Cuisine—Not Just Small Potatoes

All About Passover

Passover Dates
  • 2009:     April 9-16
  • 2010:     March 30-April 6
  • 2011:     April 19-26
  • 2012:     April 7-14
  • 2013:     March 26-April 2
  • 2014:     April 15-22
  • 2015:     April 4-11
 

Hannukah (or Chanukah)

Recipes

Hanukkah begins at sundown on:

  • Friday December 11 in 2009
  • Wednesday December 1 in 2010
  • Tuesday December 20 in 2011
  • Saturday December 8 in 2012
 

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