| Topics: | Hamantash, Food; Eating |
hamentashen When I was growing up in Roxbury, Ma. in the late 40's the hamentashen size was double the size I see today..love the poppy seed but long for the days of the larger size. Had a neighbor that used to make them, awesome...also my grandmother worked at the Aperian Plaza & was a baker...yum
love hamantashen i always watch the video when i am on chabad.org
huh?! we couldn't hear
hamentashen They look delicious. You should include the recipe.
Purim Though I was raised catholic I had many Jewish friends who would share hamantashen with me. It has been over 30 years since I have been able sample them. But would like to thank you for the video. and to wish you all a Happy Purim.
tasting those delicious hamantaschen it would be a bigger sanctification of G-d's name if a loud blessing would be made. Thanx for the enjoyable entertainment!
hygiene where are the gloves for the handlers?!
As I told you earlier, better web page header makes a difference. It looks much better! Happy Purim!
Haman was evil so why do we eat the hat of an evil man on Purim?
Same Idea I was thinking the same thing!
We don't eat the hat, the shape is representative of the ears.
It's both, some people say different things of what it represents! (:
purim YUm YUM. those hamentashen look good.
brocha?! we know the "rabbi" must have made a brocha (blessing), although for educational purposes it would have been nice to see it.
Answer to Anonymous: Answer To Anonymous: Very Good Question about why do we hamentashen shaped as haman's Hat when Haman was a evil person. I had a number of people that asked me the same question. The Answer is that even if Haman was evil we try to Remember him.(not in a good way like he try to honer him) Have A Good Week!
maybe like how we remember amalak?