We cannot always dispel the darkness around us. Yet even in the face of unimaginable horror, we can summon the courage and resilience to create light, affirm hope, and choose life. A reflection on October 7.
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Pardon, Your Bias is Showing
The words we choose reveal what we see, what we overlook, and sometimes, the biases we would rather keep hidden.
Continue ReadingSukkot: A Time of Radical Hospitality
Sukkot challenges us to practice radical hospitality: to widen our circles, welcome the stranger, and create communities where everyone has a place.
Continue ReadingSpilling Coffee From the Cup
When life overwhelms us, we may be surprised by what “spills out,” and what it reveals about ourselves.
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Grain-Free, High-Protein Nut and Seed Bars
Sephardic Marbled Eggs
A beautiful and unusual presentation for hard-boiled eggs for your Seder table. They look like marble and taste delicious!
Continue ReadingHome-made Chocolate Peanut-Butter Balls (aka “Homemade Reeses”)
Before they became popular, Rabbi Paula Winnig's mom was already making these "to-die for" home-made chocolate peanut-butter balls.
Continue ReadingPeppermint Candy Shot-Glasses
I was going to visit some friends during the Chanukah/Christmas/New Year's season and thought these would be a fun gift to bring.
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