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Salsa verde gives a roasted leg of lamb terrific flavor. As new lamb comes into season, it’s an ideal centerpiece for a festive meal.

Families throughout the area are preparing to welcome spring in the holiday spirit, with Sunday’s Easter celebration, followed by Passover next month. more

By Karen Bloom | 3/23/16

Death to winter; long live spring and summer

I’m not saying the sun isn’t shining as you read this (it’s always tricky to write about the weather) but the forecast looked dreadful this week. more

4/10/15

Police patrols in Nassau County will be increased during the Passover and Easter holidays. County Executive Ed Mangano, at lectern, said that if people see something suspicious they should report it to the police.

Patrols increased for Passover and Easter

Nassau County police patrols will be increased around synagogues, churches and other house of worship for the upcoming Passover and Easter holiday, officials announced on Tuesday. more

By Jeff Bessen | 4/1/15

I know this much is really, really true

Once again, the birthday fairy has smacked — um, tapped — me on the shoulder. more

4/10/14

Chocolate cups are an appealing, festive dessert.

A festival holiday table

Families throughout the area will come together in the holiday spirit shortly as we celebrate Passover and Easter. more

By Karen Bloom | 4/9/14

Preparing for holidays: the matzo ball open

I was scaling the shelves of a local supermarket, trying to beat out another shopper who was heading for a box of farfel, when I had an epiphany . . . more

4/4/14

Potato latke, the holy grail of pancakes

Consider the Yiddish word latke. It is what it sounds like, an onomatopoeic name for a flat, fried potato pancake consumed by Jewish people during Hanukkah. more

12/13/12

Matzo balls and Easter eggs, side by side

It seems divinely appropriate when Christian and Jewish holidays coincide, but it doesn’t happen that often. more

4/5/12

Any Dattner-Levy, left, Sylvia Dultz and Vivian Blumstein lead the women in singing “The Journey Song.”

Lynbrook temple hosts Joint Women’s Seder

Women from six local temples gathered on March 21 for the sixth annual Joint Women’s Seder, held at Temple Am Echad in Lynbrook. Representatives from Sisterhood of Temple Am Echad, Women of … more

By Mary Malloy | 3/28/12

A holiday homily: the family that ate its pets

Thus it came to be in the land of Brooklyn that Morris Brownstein knew Anna Brownstein, his second cousin, and they begot Hilda, Murray, Pearl and Zelda. Pearl, third in the family order, is my mother and the only one who seems to have entirely escaped the questionable legacy of having parents who are also blood relatives. more

Randi Kreiss | 4/14/11

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