Thursday, March 13, 2025

Happy Purim 2025

 

Evelyn’s hands making Hamantaschen for Purim, which starts this evening.


Ready to bake.


Out of the oven.

Elaine’s Hamantaschen in Indiana.
Photos © 2025 mae sander

9 comments:

David M. Gascoigne, said...

Happy Purim to you too. I wish I could share it with you.

Iris Flavia said...

Very sad that I as German had to look up "Purim". Despite all the many, many Stolpersteine we have here. Just what did we learn at school... But I will never ever understand the "hate" anyways. I just find no explanation that makes sense.
Other religious groups, who want to force their way onto others, that I could understand. We have a lot of those here.
Anyway. Happy holiday... to never forget. To teach.

eileeninmd said...

Happy Purim to you!
Take care, enjoy your day and happy weekend!

Deb Nance at Readerbuzz said...

Happy Purim!

The pastries look delicious.

Granny Sue said...

Ummmm, here's another embarrassed person who did not know what Purim was. How did I live to be so old and not know?
Please, more detail about what she is making?

My name is Erika. said...

Those cookies look delicious!

teri @ girlsatthebookstore.blogspot.com said...

YUM..what flavors did you make? I am a horrible Hamatashan maker, I always fill them to much. My 9 year old goes to a Jewish Day School and over the years have mastered the art of folding them. That is his job every year !

Jeanie said...

Happy Belated Purim (or does it continue -- I regret I don't know.) Those pastries look marvelous!

gluten Free A_Z Blog said...

Good for you making hamantaschen. I have not made them in years. I used to make them with my mom by the hundreds to give out to friends and neighbors. Then I made them with my kids. A wonderful tradition. Happy belated Purim.