The Latke Hamantash debate, a beloved University of Chicago tradition, will return for its 79th year on Feb. 22, with an event entitled “Snackonomics: The hidden forces that shape what we eat.” ...

This is read by an automated voice. Please report any issues or inconsistencies here. Latkes may be the food most associated with the eight nights and days of Hanukkah, but fried potato pancakes are ...

At Studio City’s Oy Bar, chef-owner Jeff Strauss celebrates Hanukkah with the same global flair found on his menu year-round. His annual Whole Lotta Latkes event serves international takes on the ...

And more reader (and staff) favorites from this week. By Mia Leimkuhler Here is a direct quote from Emily Weinstein, our editor in chief: “Latkes can, in fact, be dinner, especially with smoked salmon ...

Peak Latke is upon us. Cruise the web and socials this time of year and the varieties of latke experience are astonishing. Umpteen variations on the standard Ashkenazi potato latke, endless takes on ...

Although the merits of latkes are self-evident, I like the way Eppes Essen owner Josh Kanter put it: “How could potatoes with onions, crispy around the edges, with applesauce be bad?” he said. “It can ...

Latkes are synonymous with Chanukah. Photo credit: wikicommons/Eden Aviv When you think of Chanukah, you think of latkes. The crispy, salty potato treats are perhaps the most well-known Jewish food, ...

The eight nights of Hanukkah offer ample opportunity to try out different latke pairings. Whether you switch up your latke ingredients, toppings or both, you can have lots of oily goodness without ...

If frying individual latkes for Hanukkah feels too time consuming or too messy, this large potato latke kugel, with all the essential components of traditional latkes, is for you. Toss together onions ...

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As we light the Hanukkah candles beginning Sunday evening, Dec. 14, I can’t help but remember the celebrations of my youth. My mother’s family was very close, and we cousins (13 of us) were raised ...