'Chrismukkah' celebration combines foods of Christmas and Hanukkah
Christmas,Hanukkah,Holidays,Culture
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In 2024, for the first time in 19 years, the first night of Hanukkah falls on Christmas Day, meaning many families will be observing both holidays in a combined "Chrismukkah" celebration. For Erica Holland-Toll, culinary director at the Culinary Edge, that means combining the best of both worlds when it comes to holiday dinner. The Culinary Edge is a San Francisco-based culinary innovation agency, its website notes. MOST POPULAR CHRISTMAS DESSERTS BY STATE REVEALED IN NEW STUDY "The holidays are always an amazing time to come together to share food...
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