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JTA — Deb Perelman has a complicated relationship with her hamantaschen. With some recipes, the edges won’t stay pinched, leaving the cookies flopping open with filling spilling from all sides. The doughs that do stay pinched, like the ones at most bakeries, usually aren’t buttery and flaky. And the fillings are often too bland, not […]
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Why Smitten Kitchen’s Deb Perelman is still struggling with her hamantaschen
February 26th, 2021 
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No Comments »Making Hamantaschen and Puns, a Pandemic Year Later
February 25th, 2021 Jesus is King When my phone calendar reminded me last week to start my annual hamantaschen operation, I realized autocorrect had changed Purim to Putin. I wondered if the FBI was deciphering my “buy ingredients for Putin” and “clear counter space for Putin” tasks. To any agents studying my recipe for clues (“What does she put-in there?”), no […]
These 7 Bakeries Will Ship Hamantaschen Directly to You
February 18th, 2021 Jesus is King To order, visit the Three Brothers Bakery website. Breads Bakery Breads Bakery, based in New York City, comes up with new hamantaschen flavors every year to keep us excited. This year is no different: Their apple pie hamantaschen is a bite of heaven. They also have chocolate, poppy, halva and pizza. And new this year […]
Bon Appetit Magazine Edits Hamantaschen Article to ‘Better Convey’ Purim Holiday and Jewish Culture
February 13th, 2021 Jesus is King Bon Appetit magazine’s 2015 article about hamantaschen. As part of its “Archive Repair Project,” Bon Appetit magazine on Wednesday changed the headline and content of a 2015 article about the Purim cookie hamantaschen and apologized for its “stereotypical characterizations of Jewish culture.” In an “editor’s note” published at the start of the piece, the magazine […]
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