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No-Recipe Cookies with FYSH

By Hillel of San Diego / February 15, 2020

FYSH (First Year Students of Hillel) celebrated Valentine’s Day by making cookies with no recipe. Yes, you heard us, NO RECIPE 🙂

This event was especially entertaining because the FYSH needed to decide within their groups which ingredients, and how much of the ingredients, were needed to make the cookies. It was a friendly competition and in the end, many questionably edible cookies were made and consumed!

CLICK HERE for the Hillel staff’s favorite 3-Ingredient Cookies Recipe!

Fighting Antisemitism with Love

March 23, 2023

Hillel students are not normal. They are remarkable. This past Sunday evening, students planned and implemented an amazing program for nearly 2,000 of their peers […]