Hanukkah

Kristin Eriko Posner embraces her heritage and blended family through her annual Hanukkah gathering.

A classic Hanukkah dinner menu is within your grasp, even if it's your first time hosting the holiday meal. From latkes and kugel to brisket and challah, these traditional Hanukkah side dish recipes will spark old memories and new traditions (and leave only empty plates behind).

Help this year’s celebration glow a little brighter with a make-your-own menorah from marbled concrete.

Pick and choose from our favorite Hanukkah flavors to blend old and new traditions. These classic dishes, including challah, brisket, latkes, and more, feature festive new twists to help bring family together.

Create a festive holiday table -- complete with pretty Hanukkah centerpieces, napkin ideas, and decor in traditional blue and white -- for your Hanukkah celebration. A little time spent setting the table makes the Hanukkah feast more magical.

The celebration of Hanukkah has both religious and secular roots, and there is even a reason why the traditional foods are fried in oil. Read on to learn more about this end-of-year holiday.