The other day I came across a link on Tablet to a Munchies video of comedian Eiot Glazer in a kitchen, wearing an apron and making gold-dusted Hanukkah gelt. The gelt looked really good, and Glazer’s ...

Dreidel is the kiddo’s version of gambling, or so I grew up thinking! As history would have it, it came all the way across Europe from Ireland before becoming a Yiddish and then Hebrew favorite. A ...

There’s a reason why many weddings feature sky-high cakes and holiday houses are constructed with gingerbread cookies. Those pastries are pretty easy to build with. But pie crust? Not so much. Home ...

Who knew there could be good chocolate Hanukkah gelt? I figured it had to be waxy and tasteless, left in its foil to decorate a festive table rather than my mouth. A lovely audience in New Jersey ...

Of all the Hanukkah traditions, maybe none is as sweet as gifting gelt. Whether or not these gold foil-covered chocolate coins were part of your childhood celebrations, Hanukkah gelt is a simple treat ...

If you celebrate Hanukkah, you may or may not already be privy to the evolution of chocolate gelt. Beyond showcasing one's faithfulness to the Torah, the ancient celebration of light reborn is often ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Hanukkah is now in full swing — this year, the eight days begin on December 18 and end on December 26 — so if you celebrate, ...

If you buy something from a link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. Rebecca Flint Marx is the former editor of Eater at Home. Her areas of expertise include home cooking and ...

If you walk into one of our local supermarkets, mega-pharmacies and even Trader Joe's you might see a display we only see once a year. It's the big barrel filled with shiny gold coins which, when the ...