Gobble Tov! American Jews Ready for Thanksgivukkah
A Canadian Reminiscences about American Thanksgiving
For the record, Canadian Thanksgiving falls on the second weekend in October and has absolutely nothing to do with Native Americans.
How to Make Maccabee Shields
Seeking connections and common themes between Thanksgiving and Hanukkah will enhance kids’ understanding and experience of both holidays.
Cooking Video: Hanukkah Sweet and Sour Cabbage Soup with Dill
Marjorie Druker, chef and owner of New England Soup Factory, offered to show us one of her popular recipes—sweet and sour cabbage soup with beef short ribs (which can also be made vegetarian).
Time to Shop for Thanksgivukkah
Now that the parade of Jewish holidays has passed, it’s time to start planning for the impending arrival of an unprecedented hybrid: “Thanksgivukkah” is coming!
From the Jewish Journal
Judith and the Hanukkah Story
You’ve probably heard of Judah and the Maccabees, but what about Judith? At one time, the story of Judith—a young widow who killed the Assyrian general and led the Israelites to victory—was considered an important part of the Hanukkah narrative.
An Unusual Coincidence of Dates in the U.S.: Thanksgiving and Hanukkah are the Same Day
This news segment may be in Hebrew, but it’s still fun to follow along. (Hint: You’ll recognize several Boston connections!)
From Israel Broadcasting Authority
Football and Teaching Nostalgia: Thanksgivukkah 2013
Perhaps more so than any sport, football commands our time and attention on game days, especially on Thanksgiving, when there’s nothing else to do.
How to Celebrate Thanksgivukkah, The Best Holiday of All Time
Buzzfeed’s recipe mash-ups are here to help you celebrate to the max: Manischewitz-brined turkey, pecan pie rugelach, a cornucopia of gelt and lots more.
From Buzzfeed
Holiday Table Decor Made Easy
This table setting takes the best of each holiday and combines them together.
When Stars Align: A Manicure Worthy of Thanksgivukkah
Nail artist Hannah Pearlman created celestial galaxy nails to celebrate the fact that Thanksgivukkah is happening only because the stars aligned.