Bet Shalom is coming to Uptown, and we want to meet you! Yes, you! Come to our Shabbat + BBQ (Sha’BBQ), located right off of Eat Street and 27th. We’ll provide the food! The Shabbat BBQ will be held in the backyard, so feel free to walk in! To RSVP click here! We can’t wait […]
Bring 22 Jews of all ages to review Jewish food and you get 22 opinions. We hosted a group of friends for Shabbat with this simple challenge: bring a dish or incorporate an ingredient from the March issue of Tablet Magazine’s “100 Most Jewish Foods.” Just to be clear, the magazine’s list was not made […]
The slow cooker isn’t just for winter.
We’ve got a backup plan for you when Plan A falls apart for Shabbat dinner.
On April 19th, 250 Jewish students came together on campus to celebrate a Shabbat dinner, through the efforts of U of M Chabad and Hillel.
One day in August, my daughter had an experience that changed her view of the Jewish camp experience. She (and I) can’t wait to go back.
In the past year I have learned to say “Mazel Tov”, attended a Seder, and danced the Hora. Not bad for a conservative Hindu Brahmin who grew up in India.
In the past year I have learned to say “Mazel Tov”, attended a Seder, and danced the Hora. Not bad for a conservative Hindu Brahmin who grew up in India.
Dear Shuli: I’ve invited some friends over for Shabbat dinner. He’s Jewish and she’s not. What can I do to make both feel comfortable?