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By JewishBoston.com
Pumpkin pie still baking? Entertain yourself (and your guests!) with our free word search puzzle that incorporates clues related to both Hanukkah and Thanksgiving. (And try our crossword puzzle too!)
DOWNLOAD THE WORD SEARCH PUZZLE HERE
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President Obama sends his warm wishes to all those celebrating Hanukkah—and Thanksgivukkah.
From the White House
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When Rabbi David Paskin, a congregational rabbi outside of Boston and the co-head of Kehillah Schechter Academy, heard that Thanksgiving and the first day of Hanukkah would fall on the same day this year, he knew it was a chance for families to have fun.
From JTA
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If you’re not planning to travel for Thanksgiving this year, consider throwing a dinner party with friends who will also be in town.
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Area restaurants are getting in on the action with Thanksgivukkah-apropos dishes. Among them is the pumpkin custard kugel chef Marjorie Druker is serving at the Modern Rotisserie annex of her New England Soup Factory in Newton.
From Zagat
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Once-in-a-lifetime overlap this year creates new culinary combos and cultural mashups
From New York Daily News
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A Massachusetts native says his “elf envy” led to creating a holiday alternative to “Elf on the Shelf” for Jewish kids during Hanukkah.
From CBS Boston
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This BuzzFeed song is cute, catchy and clever.
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To celebrate the holiday, Kehillah Schechter Academy in Norwood created “The Ballad of Thanksgivukkah.” Check out the original video and lyrics.
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Eating cheese products is a custom to commemorate the involvement of Judith and women in the events of Hanukkah. Here are tips from a former cheesemonger to help you bring the best in tasty cheeses to your holiday gathering.
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What better way to celebrate the conservation values of Hanukkah and the abundance of life at Thanksgiving than to travel to see family, powered by reused vegetable oil?
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