Like most Jewish holidays, Hanukkah comes with its own special food traditions and recipes. Soofganiot (doughnuts) and Latkas or Levivot (potato pancakes) are popular Hanukkah treats. Traditionally, fried food is eaten during Hanukkah since it reminds us of the miracle of the oil that burned for eight days when the Maccabees purified and rededicated the holy Temple in Jerusalem. I wish all those who celebrate a most happy and joyful Hanukkah!
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John Cappello 07 Apr 2016
Delicious lookingDr Moshe Porat 06 Jun 2009
wow high caloric shot......kathryn semolic 02 Mar 2008
I love the lighting on those donuts. I thought it was a painting!Lawrence Untermeyer 24 Jan 2008
Why wait for Hanukkah? Seeing your photo makes want to have some latkas right now. Next Dec. is too far away.Olga van Dijk 06 Dec 2007
Happy Hanukkah dear Lili!Bessiemae Coola 05 Dec 2007
Tasty delights, beautifully captured! Happy Hanukkah to you and family, Lili.jamie winter 04 Dec 2007
Happy Hanukkah to your and yours Lili. and ill be over to eat ............. mmmmmmmmmmm good shotMrs.David Jobes(Dee) Jobes 04 Dec 2007
Happy Hanukkah to You and Your Family my Dear Friend!!!Beautiful Hanukkah treats,they do look delicious!!!:)Joke Schotting 04 Dec 2007
Happy Hannukkah my dear friend Lili!!!!!!!!Federica Bentivoglio 04 Dec 2007
Beautiful shot and interesting description of Hanukkah food and holiday!!!