Many customs related to eating special foods have developed around Purim. The most famous Purim food is hamantaschen [Yiddish for “Haman’s pockets”] …
What to Eat this Purim
Three takes on the traditional Purim cookie known as hamantaschen – including the savory bar everyone is talking about – plus other treats to make your celebration sweeter.
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Savory hamantaaschen with six different 'around the world' fillings, including a pizza hamantaschen and so much more!
Purim is right around the corner! Among the traditions of the holiday is the exchanging of gifts of food with one another. Many communities exchange mishloach manot (Hebrew: sending of portions). In our...
I recreated the kaak ma’amoul (“filled cookies” in Arabic) that I ate in Bethlehem as soon as I got back to my kitchen. Inspired by Bubbe’s cookies, …
ok i have come closer to achieving my third my new year’s resolution, the one about having one or two more hangovers than i did in 2016! i had a hunch …
Given that my blog is called Poppy and Prune, you might assume I am a hamantaschen fan. And you wouldn’t be wrong. But I also love learning about lesser-known Purim delicacies. Like impade, a hard S-shaped...
Looking for a delicious and unique treat for Purim? Look no further than this recipe from …