The Pesach Haggadah is perhaps the sefer with the most printed versions of the same text. Thousands of versions of the Haggadah, each featuring different commentaries, have been printed over the years, making Haggados a feature in the collections of many seforim enthusiasts. Read More

Readers share their thoughts about the last issue… Read More

Dear OK, Does coffee need a “Kosher L’Pesach” hechsher? Read More

“We quickly realized that Bonei Olam is no ordinary organization and that Rabbi Bochner and his team of volunteers are no ordinary human beings.” Read More

An outside cleaning service is brought in to clean to the mashgiach’s satisfaction. This alone can take several days and can be quite overwhelming, even for experienced mashgichim. Read More

My father was always extremely careful to have as much transparency as possible and to have one uniform policy for all. Read More

The criteria for determining what is – and what is not – kitniyos is less clear than the actual custom. Read More

Gefile Fish serving for 5-6 Read More

Separate leaves from the head, opening all folds and creases. Read More

KS: Where did you grow up? Where did you go to yeshiva?
RHK: I grew up in Worcester, Massachusetts and learned in Crown Heights at Tomchei Temimim Lubavitch at 770 Eastern Parkway. Read More

What in the World?!? Can you figure out what these zoomed-in images represent? Read More

The last day of Pesach, called Acharon Shel Pesach, is connected to the coming of Moshiach and is marked by a special meal featuring matzah and four cups of wine. Read More

The famous scholar, Rabbi Shlomo ben Yitzchok (Rashi) was a wine maker in Troyes (in the Champagne valley). Read More