Hold the Manishevitz. This is not your bubbe’s Shabbat. Gen Z and Millennial New Yorkers are eschewing the traditional Friday night Jewish dinners for buzzy Shabbat-themed parties at trendy bars ...

They're based on homestyle dishes her mother would cook for a traditional Shabbat dinner in Palo Alto, CA, accompanied by blessings and songs. "I don't observe a lot of the religious rituals of ...

While most of us who come from an Eastern European culinary tradition expect an egg challah, potato or noodle kugel, and roasted chicken or brisket as a traditional Shabbat dinner, here we’ve ...

The book also includes classics rooted in Sussman's own Ashkenazi Eastern European heritage. They're based on homestyle dishes her mother would cook for a traditional Shabbat dinner in Palo Alto ...

Cookbook author Adeena Sussman makes Dilly Chicken and Rice Soup from her book Shabbat: Recipes and Rituals from My Table to Yours. Cooking chicken soup for the Shabbat soul | KPBS Public Media ...

B righton, N.Y. — Celebrations continued on the third night of Hanukah, as the Kessler Family Chabad Center in Brighton hosted a service and traditional Shabbat dinner Friday night.

Friday night is a night to gather,” Jordan Wright of OneTable said. “It’s a reason to get together with other Jewish people.” ...

The sun was ready to set one Friday at Congregation Netivot Shalom and Rabbi Chai Levy led about 40 people in prayer inside the Berkeley synagogue. Outside, tables and chairs were set up on the lawn ...

Hold the Manishevitz. This is not your bubbe’s Shabbat. Gen Z and Millennial New Yorkers are eschewing the traditional Friday night Jewish dinners for buzzy Shabbat-themed parties at trendy bars ...

The book also includes classics rooted in Sussman's own Ashkenazi Eastern European heritage. They're based on homestyle dishes her mother would cook for a traditional Shabbat dinner in Palo Alto ...

Brighton, N.Y. — Celebrations continued on the third night of Hanukah, as the Kessler Family Chabad Center in Brighton hosted a service and traditional Shabbat dinner Friday night.

“If you want a traditional Shabbat dinner that’s great, there are a million synagogues who can do that,” said Rabbi Igael Gurin Malous, who goes by “Rabbi Iggy” and is the official holy ...