Let’s Bake Hamantashen

Topics: Hamantash

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March 9, 2012

hamentashen

They look delicious. You should include the recipe.

Anonymous
saint John N.B., Canada

March 7, 2012

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.

Robert Torres
Mayaguez, Puerto Rico

February 9, 2010

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!

Anonymous
bklyn, ny

March 11, 2009

hygiene

where are the gloves for the handlers?!

Yossi

March 2, 2007

As I told you earlier, better web page header makes a difference. It looks much better! Happy Purim!

Roman Zeltser
arielonline.com

February 28, 2007

Haman was evil so why do we eat the hat of an evil man on Purim?

Anonymous

February 26, 2007

purim

YUm YUM. those hamentashen look good.

shterny grossbaum
setauket, new york
chabadsb.com

February 23, 2007

brocha?!

we know the "rabbi" must have made a brocha (blessing), although for educational purposes it would have been nice to see it.

a crown heights mommy
brooklyn, ny
kids.tzivoshashem.org