A Year of Jewish Joy: Inspired Recipes, Rituals, and Traditions for Beautiful Celebrations
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Imagine a year anchored by welcoming weekly Shabbat dinners and punctuated by holidays full of depth, beauty and, of course, plenty of delicious food. In A Year of Jewish Joy, content creator Rebekah Lowin (aka the Jewish Martha Stewart) gently explains the traditions behind Shabbat and the major Jewish holidays and shows how to celebrate them with modern elegance. Think Joan Nathan's Jewish Holiday Cookbook meets Anita Diamant's Living a Jewish Life, in a colorful, contemporary package that makes a lovely host gift.
- By Rebekah Lowin
- More than 75 kosher recipes for Shabbat and the holidays
- Rituals, traditions, entertaining ideas and crafts for the whole Jewish year
- Hardcover, 288 pages
- Published by HarperCollins
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HarperCollins traces back to 1817, when brothers James and John Harper opened a New York print shop, and it published Goodnight Moon and Charlotte's Web.
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What began as J & J Harper became Harper & Brothers in 1833 and, after a 1989 merger with Scotland's William Collins, HarperCollins. Today it is a News Corp company with headquarters in New York and London, and one of the "Big Five" English-language publishers. Its children's list is legendary: under editor Ursula Nordstrom, the house published Goodnight Moon, Where the Wild Things Are and Charlotte's Web.
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- Known forGoodnight Moon, Where the Wild Things Are, Charlotte's Web
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A Year of Jewish Joy: Inspired Recipes, Rituals, and Traditions for Beautiful Celebrations