Issue 08 | December 2014

Issue 08 | December 2014

jCreateMagazine celebrating jewish creativity

Set your table for the holiday season

make it WEARABLE HANUKKAH APRON AMAZING LATKA SHAPES WARM ONE POT SUPPERS

LETTER FROM

THE EDITOR “Finally a magazine that features Jewish crafting projects and inspirational ideas.”

Dear Readers, Hanukkah is upon us and inspiration is all around.

Soon the smell of frying latkes and sugary sweets will fill our homes.

The lights of the Hanukkah candles will warm us and shed light through winter nights.

The latest issue of jCreate Magazine is a great blend of family fun ideas, crafts, and recipes. Our selection of delicious one pot suppers will warm any belly this winter season! Crafts.... crafts.... and more crafts can be found throughout this issue; from menorahs, to DIY gift wrapping paper we've got you covered. We love Margaret Erenfeld's music lesson and don't forget to buy supplies for your very own latke platter!

We would like to give a special thank you to Gila and Rachel, the team at On the Table and Privet Flowers in Teaneck, NJ who graciously opened their store for our Hanukkah tablescape. It is not only beautiful to look at, but can easily be recreated in your own home.

We wish you all a happy and joyous Hanukkah holiday!

Abbey and Co.

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On The cover Menorahs make great centerpieces.

Check out our collection on page 22.

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dec. 2014

contents

4. Wrapping Paper 6. Teach Children Gratitude 8. Craft A Unique Menorah 10. Unique Menorahs 12. Fruit Platter Tips 17. Tablescape

24. Hanukkah Shaped Latkes 26. Make Your Very Own Hanukkah Gear 28. Dreidel Platter 30. Recipes 38. Music In Minutes 40. Partying With Kids 42. Products 44. Tu B’shvat Tree Collage

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DIY Hanukkah Wrapping Paper 4

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BY ABBEY WOLIN

DIY Hanukkah Wrapping Paper You don’t need to break the holiday bank on wrapping paper this Hanukkah.

Why not make it yourself? It’s super easy and the kids will love making

What You Need: Ribbons Scissors Tape Markers Watercolor paint and brush White Craft paper Stamps (optional)

Two Simple Steps:

1.

Paint or draw on the craft

paper. You can use markers, watercolor paints, or stamps. Allow paint to dry.

2.

Wrap your gift and adorn

with ribbons and bows. Personalize it for that extra special touch!

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A Dozen Ways To Teach Your Children

Gratitude

Be happy with what you have and make sure your kids know

Don’t run out to get the newest

it... “I am so grateful we live in

pocketbook or electronic gadget. “I

this house and in such a great

really want the new iPhone

community...”

but my old one works just fine.

I am going to wait on that...”

Make sure to thank your spouse for the little things that they do in front of your children. “I really appreciated that you took out the garbage today...”

Teach children to say “Thank you” to your spouse. “Let’s give Daddy a call and thank him for working so hard so that we were able to buy your school clothes.”

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Enjoy

the

beauty

around

you and point it out to your children:

sunsets,

the

sun

shining on the snow, laughing babies and blossoming trees.

Tell your kids how much you love them. “I love you and I’m so grateful that G-d gave you

Give tzedakah (charity) with

to me...”

your children .

Don’t complain about all the things you don’t have.

Tell your kids “no,” but kindly.

“I know how much you want those designer sneakers, but it’s not in our budget right

Keep

a

gratitude

journal

yourself to help you focus on all the good things you have in your life. Your entire family will benefit.

Make

sure

to

Teach

kids

to

overcome

the green-eyed monster by example: “The Jones’ just got a brand new car and I wish we

teach

your

young children to say thank you to everyone. If they balk in front of your Aunt Ethel

had one too! I need to think of all the wonderful things I have. That usually helps me when I’m jealous!”

or the store clerk, pull them aside and gently say, “I know its

uncomfortable

to

say

thank you, but I know you want to be polite, and that is the polite thing to do.”

Adina Soclof is founder and owner of www.parentingsimply. com, a certified speech pathologist and parent educator.

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There are so many amazing menorah designs that can enhance the beautiful mitzvah of lighting the candles on Hanukkah.

Check out some of our favorites!

Modern

Contemporary

etched glass

kids

fun

Soccer

schoolbus menorah dreidel menorah 10

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bicycle

Funky Mirror Sheet

Spinning Dreidel

colorful aluminum

Crystal Charms

Artsy Star of DAvid

flowering tree of life

Musicians Menorah

tree of life

What menorah do you use to enhance your Hanukkah?

Send us your pics!

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Start with a half of a cateloupe

Lay one slice over another

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Scoop seeds and peel

Fold slices to form this shape

by Chava Mindy Feinzeig Using a knife shape a piece of the peel to form a leaf shape, then carve leaf vein.

Slice the width of the melon

Keep adding slices & folding

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Elements for a gorgeous

fruit

PlATTEr Prickly pears add great color to any platter. use a sharp knife to cut V shapes

Starfruits are a beautiful complement to any platter.

Thier shape is beautiful and the taste, delicious.

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Use a sharp knife to cut large V shapes into a kiwi.

Slide diagonally into kiwi on two sides to form a shallow V shape.

Then fan out the slides as shown. Use toothpiks to secure.

Simple slices can go a long way

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A Lit Menorah Makes a Beautiful Centerpiece.

The Lit Candles Cast a Warm Glow that Elevates any Decor.

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Mix and match your dishes. Embrace your creativity by making do with what you have! Guests will never know!

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Organza bags make an easy, affordable favor.

Scattered Votive Candles or Tea Lights Add to the Festive Ambiance

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BY ABBEY WOLIN www.not2shabbey.com

Hanukkah Shaped Latkes We have a custom to eat potato latkes or fried potato pancakes on Hanukkah because of the miracle of the oil in the temple.

I was looking at my normal latke recipe and thinking that I could totally spruce these up. After all, I love edible crafts!

A dreidle latke?? Oh yah! Yummo!! Who wouldn’t love a menorah latke??

This is such a simple idea and will enhance your Chanukah celebrations.

Here’s a how you make these super simple delicacies.

First you gotta make the batter.

Simple Latke Recipe: 5lb bag of potatoes 1 large onion 4 eggs ½ cup of flour 1 Tablespoon of salt ¼ Tsp black pepper

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You want to keep your potatoes in ice cold water after you peel them so they do not turn brown.

Once you finish blending all the potatoes and mixing in the ingredients, drain all the extra water out.

Add oil to your frying pan – about half way up so your pan is half full with oil. You can make sure your oil is ready by adding a little batter into the oil and seeing if it sizzles.

Put your cookie cutters into the pan and scoop the batter into each of the cookie cutters.

You know that they are ready to flip when they no longer stick to the bottom.

Try moving the latke.

When they are brown on both sides they are ready to take out of the pan. Let the latkes cool for a few minutes.

Those cookie cutters are HOT! Take your knife and cut along the edge of each of the latkes to help separate them, then just push them through. They should come out easily.

They are so delicious and yummy.

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BY ABBEY WOLIN www.not2shabbey.com

Make Your Very Own

Hanukkah Gear

Watch the video tutorial here.

By Abbey Wolin As featured on www.chabad.org.

What You Need: White aprons, tote bags, t-shirts White printer paper Permanent marker Scissor or exacter knife Spray fabric paint (or fabric paint and brush) Freezer paper Iron Embellishments such as puffy paint, rhinestones, fabric glitter

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Get Started: 1. Choose the design you want to paint on your apron, tote bag or t-shirt. Draw or print your chosen design.

You can choose latkes, dreidels, menorahs and other Hanukkah themed images.

2. Face the freezer paper over your drawing, shiny side down.

3. Trace the image onto the freezer paper using the permanent markers.

4. Cut the design out of the freezer paper, removing the negative space and leaving just the outlines of the design.

5. Iron the apron, bag or t-shirt so you are working with a flat surface.

6. Take the freezer paper template, shiny side down and iron it onto the fabric. The freezer paper will stick to the fabric. Remove all bubbles to ensure that the fabric paint does not seep through.

7. Cut out the details of your design such as the letters of the dreidel and iron them on to the fabric where desired. You may want to add letters to the dreidel.

8. Choose your colors. Spray your paint all over the graphic print.

9. Peel off the stencil to reveal the design. Your negative space (white outlines, lettering, etc) is now highlighted in the design.

10. Embellish with puffy paint, glitter or rhinestones. You can also personalize the design with a name.

11. Allow to dry for 24 hours. Wash the finished apron in cold water only and hang to dry.

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DIY HANUKKAH DREIDEL PLATTER

BY ABBEY WOLIN

What You Need: Bic markers -click to buy Paper Scissors Ceramic platter

Get Started: 1. Draw dreidel shapes onto the paper and cut out the shapes with your scissors.

2. Place them onto your platter to form the design you want.

3. Use the BIC Markers to decorate, making concentrated dots around your shape.

As you get further away, spread your dots to create the effect as shown.

4. Lift the paper dreidel off the ceramic platter.

5. Decorate the rim with a design or personalize with a family name or year.

6. Let the platter dry for an hour and then bake at 350째 for 1/2 hour.

Hand wash only.

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Crockpot Mushroom Barley Soup 2 pieces flanken (short ribs) 1 tbsp olive oil 1 onion, diced 4 cloves garlic, minced 2 stalks celery, diced 2 parsnips, diced 2 carrots, diced 1 container button mushrooms, cleaned & sliced 1 container baby bella mushrooms, cleaned & sliced 5 sprigs thyme 1 tbsp soy sauce 10 cups beef or chicken broth 3/4 cup barley salt and pepper, to taste

Method:

In a hot pan, sear the flanken, browning it on all sides. Add it to the crockpot. To the same pan, add oil and saute the onion, garlic, celery, parsnip and carrots, scraping up the bits of the flanken as you go. Add to the crock pot. Saute the mushrooms (add more oil, if needed) and add to the crockpot. Add remaining ingredients and cook on low for 6-8 hours.

Variation: To make this soup pareve, omit the flanken and cook on low for 4-6 hours.

Substitution: If you don’t like thyme, you may use 2 bay leaves instead.

Shabbat Option: to make this for Shabbat lunch, just add 2 cups of water or stock and cook

on low overnight.

Note: If you don’t have a slow cooker, you may cook the soup in a pot. Bring to a boil, then reduce heat and simmer for approximately 2 hours, until barley and flanken are tender.

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By Chanie Apfelbaum www.BusyinBrooklyn.com

Braised Short Ribs 4 servings

meat

4 (2 x 8-in pieces) boneless flanken

kosher salt, for sprinkling

coarse black pepper, for sprinkling oil, for sautéing

1½ cups barbecue sauce

1½ cups apple juice

Recipe from Secret Restaurant Recipes From the World's Top Kosher Restaurants

by Leah Schapira and Victoria Dwek Reprinted with permission from the copyright holders: ArtScroll/Mesorah Publications

Method: Preheat oven to 300°F. Season flanken with salt and pepper on both sides.

Heat oil in a sauté pan over medium-high heat. When oil is hot, add flanken and sear, about 2 minutes per side. Transfer meat to a baking pan.

In a small bowl, whisk together barbecue sauce and apple juice. Pour over flanken. Cover baking pan with a double layer of plastic wrap, then cover the plastic wrap with a double layer of aluminum foil. Be sure to crimp the edge of the foil over the plastic wrap, covering it completely to prevent plastic wrap from melting. (This technique will help seal in the moisture; see page 12.)

Bake for 3 hours. Remove from oven.

Raise oven heat to 375°F. Before serving, brush ribs with a thin layer of additional barbecue sauce and bake, uncovered, for an additional 20-30 minutes. Serve over Yukon Gold mashed potatoes and crispy onions.

The restaurant makes its own version of barbecue sauce, but Chef Aryeh recommends Jack Daniels #7 Sauce for the home cook It is preferable to use heavy-duty plastic wrap when using this technique (see page 12). Ordinary plastic wrap can be used, although it does not hold up as well; it will tear easily as you remove it from the pan.

“Season and reseason at every stage of cooking. If you sweat onions, add salt and pepper. When you add other ingredients, add salt and pepper as well. As a chef I always season in layers, adding a little at a time.”

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: s l l a b at e s e M p i h c c e S p i n am a z i n g R Two A

Slow Cooker Spinach Meatballs and Spaghetti Squash

kitchen-tested.com

By: Melinda Strauss

Ingredients: 1 small (or half a large) spaghetti squash

Homemade Tomato Sauce

10-12 Spinach Meatballs (recipe below)

2 Tbsp olive oil

4 cups Homemade Tomato Sauce (recipe below)

1 large onion, sliced

Spinach Meatballs

1 bell pepper, sliced

1 lb. ground beef

2 cloves garlic, minced

2 cups fresh spinach, chopped finely

½ cup beef stock

1 small onion, chopped finely

28 oz. can crushed tomatoes

1 egg

14 oz. can diced tomatoes

1 tsp dried oregano

1 Tbsp balsamic vinegar

1 tsp garlic powder

1 tsp dried oregano

½ tsp salt

1 tsp garlic powder

¼ tsp pepper

salt and pepper, to taste

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Instructions Homemade Tomato Sauce Heat the olive oil over medium-high heat in a pan with high sides then add the onion, pepper and garlic and sautĂŠ for 5 minutes, until soft and beginning to brown.

Add the beef stock and scrape the bottom of the pan to pick up any bits from the cooked vegetables.

Add the crushed and diced tomatoes, balsamic vinegar and spices and bring the sauce to a boil.

Lower the temperature to medium-low and simmer the sauce uncovered for 15 minutes.

Spaghetti Squash While the sauce is simmering, prepare the spaghetti squash and meatballs.

Slice the spaghetti squash in half width-wise and scoop out and discard the seeds.

Place half of the squash in the center of the slow cooker, cut side down. If you have a small spaghetti squash or a huge slow cooker, you can add both halves but only half of my squash fit. Make sure you have room for the sauce and meatballs.

Spinach Meatballs Chop the spinach in a food processor and add it to the ground beef.

Stir the spinach and meat together with the onion, egg and spices.

Assembly Pour the tomato sauce in to the slow cooker, around the spaghetti squash, and roll the ground meat mixture into balls and place them on the sauce. You might have to squish them in a bit around the squash.

Cover the slow cooker and cook the meatballs and squash on high for an hour and a half.

Remove the spaghetti squash and scoop out the center with a spoon.

Place the squash on to a serving dish, cover it in the homemade tomato sauce then top with the spinach meatballs.

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Crock Pot Turkey Meatballs in Tomato-Spinach Sauce

By: Miriam Pascal

Ingredients: Oil or spray oil

1/2 teaspoon paprika

2 lb ground turkey

1 teaspoon oregano

1 large onion, finely diced

Pinch red pepper flakes

1 lb chopped spinach

1/2 cup water

(I use frozen, but fully defrosted) 28 oz can crushed tomatoes 1 teaspoons kosher salt, plus more if necessary, to taste* 1 teaspoon garlic powder 1 teaspoon onion powder 1/2 teaspoon cumin Miriam is a food blogger and freelance food photographer who runs the popular OvertimeCook. com, where she specializes in approachable and family-friendly kosher recipes.

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Instructions: Heat oil or spray oil in a large frying pan. Form the turkey into balls (it will be hard to work with, so don’t worry if they aren’t perfect balls). Fry in hot frying pan on all sides until they are browned. The middles will still be raw, but they will cook in the sauce, so that’s fine. Don’t overcrowd the pan, rather work in batches.

Remove the meatballs from the pan and place in the pot of your crockpot.

Add a bit more oil to the pan, and add the diced add

onions. the

Next,

chopped

spinach and sauté for a few minutes. Pour the vegetable mixture over the meatballs in the crock pot.

Pour the crushed tomatoes over into the crockpot. Add the spices and water. Stir the entire mixture gently, being careful not to break up the meatballs.

Cook the meatballs in the crock pot on low for at least six hours. Serve hot over rice or spaghetti.

Note: browning the meatballs might seem like an extra step, but it gives the meatballs the most incredible texture, so don’t be tempted to skip it!

Enjoy!

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Learn to Play Hannukah Tunes!

Get into the Chanukah Mood!

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The first few times you play you may not hear the melody.

Play it again and again until you get it right!

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To begin: 1) Get acquainted with your keyboard/piano.

You will see lots of white keys. You will also see groups of 3 black keys and groups of 2 black keys.

Learn to Play in 15 Minutes

2) Cut out the colorful squares and tape them to the correct keys, following the pattern shown. Make sure your pattern starts beneath a group of 2 black keys towards the center of your keyboard.

3) The song is written in proper sheet music. However, you can play the song by simply matching the colors of the notes to their corresponding squares.

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BY SARA YOUNGER

PARTYING WITH KIDS We all love family gatherings... Right?!??!

Long lost cousins, siblings from out of town, that great aunt that

Here’s the plan:

still pinches your cheek! Family gatherings are DELIGHTFUL, at

Set up age appropriate

least for the first five minutes. That’s the part where everyone

centers for all the children.

says hello and tells you how good you look while the children are still calm and warming up.

Any young teens can be asked to help run the centers so the parents can enjoy a break and

After that... the trouble... oops! I meant FUN begins.

socialize.

Be sure to use child sized

Kids chasing each other through the hallways, a toddler

tables for the younger

unwrapping the roll of toilet paper in the shower and some

children so that they can

children practicing their home decorating skills by shmearing

help themselves.

jelly from the doughnuts

Center 1: Coin search

Take 2! Reset button!

Fill a bin with shredded papers, lots and lots and

This year will be different. You will be armed and ready to keep the troops engaged. on the walls

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lots of colorful shredded paper.

Throw

in

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chocolate coins. Give 2

children plastic serving spoons and let them try to scoop out gold coins.

The winner eats 2, the “runner up” eats one.

Return the rest and restock, and the next pair digs in.

Center 2: A Hanukkah art center!

Supply children with washable markers, Hanukkah themed print outs and stencils, child safe scissors, Hanukkah stickers... And watch them create!

Center 3: Dreidel match it.

Supply list:

Print out or draw 4 dreidels. Each one should have a

A large bin Chocolate coins Paper to shred 2 large plastic serving spoons Coloring sheets Washable crayons & markers Stickers Stencils Washable glue Dreidel template 3 inexpensive menorahs Colored candles Playdough Wax paper

different letter on it. Photocopy the print outs so you have multiple sets. For extra fun, you can mount them on foam and decorate them. Have two children race to find the most matches. Older children can play with them upside down. Younger children can play right side up and work on letter recognition.

Center 4: Master the menorah.

Set up an inexpensive menorah with 8 colored candles.

Give 2 children a minute to look at it. Then hand them a similar, empty menorah and a box of candles. Have them try to duplicate the candle set up.

Center 5: Stack the doughnuts. NOOOOOO! Not real ones!

Take some pictures and share them with us for next year!

Provide the children with playdough and wax paper cut into small squares. Children create mini doughnuts and stack them with a sheet of wax paper between each doughnut, trying to create the tallest doughnut stack!

The competition keeps the children engaged and allows the parents to relax. Oh, and the host will LOVE YOU for preserving her home!

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Tu B’shvat Tree Collage Take your camera on a beautiful journey surrounded by nature!

This project will keep you in touch with the life cycle of the trees and the changing seasons.

You Will Need: A tree. Select a tree with a simple background.

A good quality camera.

Photograph your tree in the winter! At this time of year your subject, a big tree, will have a very few of its leaves remaining.

Photograph your tree on a clear but snowy day to get the perfect picture of your tree with snow-capped branches. Alternatively, opt for a clear sunny day where the tree stands, bereft of its leaves.

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Next, photograph your tree in the springtime as it begins to blossom. The spring portrait may be more difficult but spring offers many opportunities to go out and experiment.

When summer is in full swing, catch the tree at the height of its glory. The green leaves and bright scenery bring out its true beauty. This photo will provide a stark contrast to its winter counterpart.

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The fall photo brings us full circle. As school starts and the leaves begin to change colors, the beautiful foliage is an opportunity to capture the art in nature and appreciate the miracle of the seasons.

Print your four photos and display them side by side. Printing on canvas is a great way to decorate any space in an artsy, upscale and decorative way.

Your one of a kind tree collage will be cherished for many years to come.

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