Welcome to Challah Crumbs

Modern Jewish living, made warm, simple, and joyful

From recipes that gather people around the table to rituals that bring meaning into our days, this is a space to celebrate Jewish life at home.

Devorah Katz

Fifteen years ago, ChallahCrumbs began as a labor of love, filled with recipes, crafts, and ideas for Jewish family life. Today, with (mostly) grown kids and new rhythms, I am so excited to return here with the same belief: life is best when shared around the Shabbat table, with family and friends close by.

Finding Rhythm and Routine

I love the busyness of the holiday season, and I am learning to embrace returning to routine.

The Fridge Rescue Plan (think leftovers, but less sad)

No-Bake Cheesecakes

Loaded Muddy Buddies with Tahini Drizzle

Explore our categories

Recipes and traditions that bring Jewish life into everyday moments.

Food & Flavor

Food is memory, comfort, and connection. Here you’ll find the recipes I make for Shabbat, holidays, and the in-between moments that become traditions.

Celebrate

Our holidays aren’t just on the calendar — they’re chances to make something memorable at home. Here I share ideas, rituals, and little moments that turn the everyday (and holidays!) into celebration.

At Home

Every space tells a story — of family, ritual, and the moments in between. Here’s where I share the pieces and ideas that make our home feel grounded, gathered, and full of light.

Reflections

A place for the in-between moments — the thoughts, stories, and little lessons that make up the everyday.

Crafted

For when you want something quick, creative, and meaningful — printables and easy projects that make holidays feel alive for kids (and grown-ups)

Bring It Home

Meaningful details for the Jewish table. Designed with heart, made to last, and ready to become part of your celebrations.

Let’s Stay Connected

I share weekly recipes, rituals, and ideas for living Jewishly at home. Join me — and as a thank you, you’ll get my free Jewish Holiday Cheat Sheet.

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