Jonathan Adler and Simon Doonan on preppy style and drag culture; Molly Yeh on her Hanukkah Food Network special; and One Day University’s Steven Schragis

Whether they’re the hand-bound sheets my mother took when we emigrated from the Soviet Union, or the synagogue sisterhood collection I still use to make latkes, cookbooks contain more than ingredients—they contain whole Jewish lives

Go beyond latkes to a whole world of fritters for the holiday

These aren’t your grandmother’s potato pancakes

Growing up in Australia, I loved almost all traditional Ashkenazi dishes. But Hanukkah’s greasy potato pancakes have always left me cold.

Hold the applesauce and skip the sour cream. Grab some pico de gallo and wrap your Hanukkah treats in a breakfast taco instead.

From chicken fritters to honey-drizzled fried dough, a Moroccan menu gives the holiday a unique flavor

Video: Make your own miracle of oil by frying up a batch of sugar-coated treats stuffed with apricot jam

Make a moist brisket, then shred it and add it to your potato pancakes. It’s not what my grandmother used to make. It’s better.

Each Purim, star academics like Milton Friedman and Alan Dershowitz debate: latkes or hamantaschen?