Hanukkah is here and Jewish celebrities celebrating the holiday, including Natalie Portman, Nev Schulman and more took to social media to share some memorable photos of their special moments.
Hanukkah officially started on Dec. 22 and many stars couldn’t resist sharing epic times from their celebration on their social media pages. The Jewish holiday, which lasts until Dec. 30, brings out the best in many families and that was true of the celebrities who shared the special moments with their fans. We chose to put a spotlight on some of our favorites right here!
Natalie Portman, 38, chose to share a video of herself cooking a recipe for vegan latkes one day before the holiday on Dec. 21. The award-winning actress could be seen preparing the traditional dish while wearing a green, gray and black sweater in a kitchen. Sofia Richie, 21, took to her Instagram story on Dec. 22 and 23rd to post pics of a menorah and her boyfriend Scott Disick, 36, also took to his page to share pics and videos, including one with a spinning dreidel, of his celebration of the holiday.
Catfish host Nev Schulman, 35, shared an adorable pic that showed him, his wife Laura, and their two kids Cleo, 3, and 11-month-old Beau sitting at a table in front of their own lit menorah and Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Dorit Kemsley, 43, also shared videos that showed her making latkes and sufganiyot with her husband Paul and their kids, Jagger, 5, and Phoenix, 3. Blossom‘s Mayim Bialik, 44, also shared a photo of her sufganiyot which is included in her own cookbook, Mayim’s Vegan Table. Scrubs star Zach Braff, 44, posted a different kind of pic for Hanukkah when he shared a throwback photo with his family and Andy Cohen, 51, shared his lit menorah with his 10-month-old son Benjamin.
Since Hanukkah is only a day away, I thought I’d share a surprisingly easy and simple vegan latke recipe. All you need is: canola oil, salt, and potatoes. (I picked up russet potatoes, purple potatoes, and sweet potatoes for variety). Full recipe below: Ingredients: 1. 3 potatoes (the traditional recipe usually calls for russet potatoes, but purple potatoes also work well) 2. Canola oil 3. Salt Directions: 1. Peel and shred the potatoes on a box grater 2. Place in bowls and use a paper towel to suck out any excess moisture 3. Coat the pan in canola oil 4. Season shredded potatoes with salt 5. Place handfuls of the potato mixture in the pan (ensure there is enough oil) and fry until golden brown on both sides 6. Serve with homemade apple sauce; (to make apple sauce, cut 3 apples into cubes and boil with one cup of water and 3 tbsp of brown sugar, 1 tsp of cinnamon; taste for desired sweetness and texture)
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Sending love and light from our family to yours. May your lives be filled with wonder and laughter. Happy Hanukkah.
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We love seeing the stars celebrate Hanukkah and all the eye-catching pics they share! Happy Hanukkah to all who celebrate!
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