The New Jewish Food Commandments (Originally published December 2010, inspired by the 2010 Hazon Food Conference) Guidelines to ensure that fresh, local, and environmentally friendly food lands on your kids’ plates By Natasha Rosenstock Most of us are familiar with the Ten Commandments (or at least the Charlton Heston movie) and know all about those …
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As promised, here are a few articles to reminisce with until I get to this year’s Hazon Food Conference!
In the category of COMPLETELY MAKES SENSE Hazon and Isabella Freedman have announced they are merging!
Everything I love…smart Vox Tablet podcast, a little something Jewish and a little something food! Read about a place where you can pay someone else so that you can do hard labor and speak Yiddish. No, seriously.
Little kids, little problems. Big kids, big problems. I remember the early days of motherhood when this was new information to me. However, I didn’t think I’d experience addiction issues with my child – if at all – until she became a teenager. Instead, this past week she has bounced from party to party, including …
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“If you’re dreading the process of clearing off your dining room table to assemble mishloach manot, you might want to keep reading…” March 2011 Column
November 2010 Column Women and the Future of Judaism
BIG MAGAZINE FEATURE: Empowered through education and knowledge, a growing number of Jewish students are taking a stand against anti-Semitism at their universities. Naamat Summer 2010: Anti-Semitism on Campus
Pizza, pizza? — No! Matzah, matzah March 2010 Column
“On Faith” Washington Post: The Hanukkah gift-giving dilemma http://newsweek.washingtonpost.com/onfaith/guestvoices/2009/12/the_hanukkah_gift-giving_dilemma.html