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Chanukah Gift Guide

Jewish Journal December 7, 2011

There’s no longer a need for frantically searching for the best brisket recipes. Stephanie Pierson, author, food writer and brisket lover, has written a cookbook filled with only the best brisket recipes, accompanied by illustrations, poems, cartoons and musings. “The Brisket Book” has a recipe for everyone, and it’ll turn you into the star of any potluck. $30.

An enduring miracle

Jewish Journal December 25, 2008

Chanukah 5769: Will the Jewish flame of our era burn forth unto our children and our children\’s children?

A Fishy Miracle

Kathleen Vallee Stein December 9, 2004

The fish was the ugliest I had ever seen. I actually recoiled as my son proudly pointed him out in the aquarium. He loves fish.

Bubbie’s Menorah Miracle

Rabbi Eli Hecht December 18, 2003

Bubbie, my sweet grandmother, is a small woman, barely 5-feet tall. Her candelabra wasn\’t just a candleholder used for the Sabbath and Chanukah lights. It was a family symbol; a magnet that brought family and friends together.

What Is the Holiday Miracle?

Jane Ulman November 29, 2001

Nes Gadol Hayah Sham.

We all agree that the letters on the sides of the dreidel stand for \”A Great Miracle Happened There.\” (In Israel, of course, the letters stand for Nes Gadol Hayah Po — \”A Great Miracle Happened Here.\”)

But — and this is why there\’s a book titled \”Two Jews, Three Opinions\” — what miracle are we talking about?

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