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Home » Jewish Holidays » Tu b'Shvat » Recipes
by Elizabeth Kurtz
by Gitta Bixenspanner
Celebrate the bounty of Tu B’Shvat with these delectable, fruity recipes.
by Vicky Cohen and Ruth Fox
With a Middle Eastern twist!
by Carol Ungar
Eating fruits on Tu B’Shvat is easy with these recipes.
by Dovid Riven
by gourmetkoshercooking.com
Delicious dishes incorporating some of the fruits of the land of Israel.
by Shoshana Freedman, RD LDN
Incorporate the Seven Species in your festive Tu B'Shvat/Shabbat meal.
by Nancy Weisbrod
The most important cooking lesson is to have faith.
by Debby Segura
Some savory recipes for genuine olive lovers.
by Chef Herschel Arnow
Start thinking fennel.
by Phyllis Glazer
Delicious, healthy holiday cuisine based on natural ingredients, with dishes that reflect ancient traditions.
by Sara Finkel
A kaleidoscope of scrumptious colors.
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