Socially Distanced Shofars in Chicago
Socially Distanced Shofars for Rosh HaShanah 2020 Find a socially distanced shofar near you. This Rosh HaShanah services are virtual…
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Fresh Pomegranate, Feta, & Chipotle Salad from Stephanie Goldfarb
Stephanie Goldfarb is the Director of Community Engagement, Chicago for Honeymoon Israel. She is also an award-winning chef! In 2014, she was named America’s Best Cook by the Food Network. We asked her to share her favorite go-to recipe for the new year and she shared this delicious pomegranate salad.
Reflecting for the New Year
There are so many things in my life I wouldn’t have chosen if you gave me full range to choose, like…
Kosher Bourbon Orange Honey Cake from Brocha
Kosher Honey Cake with FAKE Maple Bacon from Busy Mom Allstar Brocha Brocha Benhiyoun is an amazing baker, creator of…
Duvshaniot (Honey Cookies) Recipe from LaShuk
Israeli Rosh HaShanah Treats from the Creator of LaShuk Straight from the kitchen of Chef Yosi Alhadif of LaShuk, you…
Virtual Jewish Community Networking Night with Spertus
Last year, ChiTribe was honored to receive the award for Jewish Innovation 2019 at the Spertus Institute annual Jewish Community Networking Night. This year is no different! Jewish professionals and volunteers from organizations across North American are invited to gather virtually for Spertus Institute’s annual Jewish Community Networking Night.
Moroccan Salmon Recipe by Laura Elkayam
This Elkayam family recipe is course number 2 of 4 in a typical shabbat or holiday meal. If eaten right, you never use your fork (and instead nudge and scoop the salmon with its surrounding sauce (called ‘H’raime’) with a generous nub of challah). It elevates the meal and opens up the appetite for more yummy food! As is the case with all authentic North African/Middle Eastern recipes, Laura could not give the exact measurements, but she does her best to describe the qualities and process to get the perfect Morrocan Salmon.
So much more than Tie Dye: Tits and Tots
Meet Jojo Rubnitz and Becca Flyer. Both Jojo and Becca work for an organization called KAHAL that helps study abroad students find Jewish resources no matter where they are traveling in the world. The pandemic has obviously shifted their work a lot, so the team has been refocused on some other projects, like PPE distribution within the Jewish community and virtual language exchanges. Now they started a side hustle selling hand made tye-die for moms.
Preparing for Rosh HaShanah Programming in Chicago
This is list of virtual and in-person programming to prepare for the high holiday season. Find all the events for Rosh HaShanah 2020 and Yom Kippur 2020 on the ChiTribe guide.
Sadie Teper Designs During COVID: Twentysome Design
COVID Inspired Creative Action for Women Meet Sadie Teper! Sadie is running her own company called Twentysome Design during a…