Niki Russ Federman of Russ & Daughters makes the tastiest, crispiest latkes with scallions and onion. The shredded potatoes and onion are first drained and then mixed with reserved starchy paste, ...

It’s Hanukkah and time to dig out the three-by-five index card with my mother’s recipe for latkes. Arlene Reiniger According to The Jewish Book of Why by Alfred J. Kolatch, Jews eat potato latkes ...

A gentile's take on the Jewish classic. What You Need: 4 small russet potatoes 1/4 red onion 1/2 tsp salt 1/2 tsp pepper 1 tbl thyme, chopped 3 tbl cornstarch 1 egg Canola oil or schmaltz for frying ...

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 ...

I’m a pretty stubborn latke cook. Even well into a Hanukkah party, when others have graciously offered to step in on the stove or told me there are, in fact, already enough latkes to feed an army of ...

Latke is a Yiddish word for an amazingly different pancake. According to the Internet, some versions of latkes can be traced back to at least the Middle Ages, when they were likely made with cheese, ...