Yiddish 101
Yiddish 101: Heimish
August 14, 2015 In Yiddish 101 Read More
Pronounced hay-mish, this Yiddish term describes something or somewhere that is homey, warm and unpretentious. In...
From the German word stück, meaning "piece," this Yiddish word is used to describe a little piece of something...
Originally from the German word naschen - meaning "to eat on the sly" - to nosh is to eat lightly or to snack. It...
Pronunciation Guide: roo-geh-luh Rugelach are bite-size, sugary pastries usually filled with chocolate. They're...
Both a noun and a verb, a schmear is anything that can be spread. To schmear something is to spread it, like...
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