Table of ontent Letter from the Editor Dear Readers, his season we put a spin on some of your favorite Chanuka tradi- tions. The dreidel is no longer just for play. It is a hot collectible. In the article "Dreidel Craze," writer Adam Katz-Stone interviews some national Judaica artists whose designs are available locally. If you want to be your own dreidel artist, note our cover from the book Jewish Holiday Style. (For more information about Jewish Holiday Style, consult last week's gift guide.) Cut-out paper dreidels can be a fun family project this season. For another twist this year, add zucchini, apples and even rice to turn those potato pancakes into a gourmet dish. Our expert food writer, Annabel Cohen, .4, has added some spice to your classic potato latke recipe in the article "A Latke By Any Other Name." Yes, this is the year to forget the schmaltz. On the subject of food, we feature a new cook- book Foie Gras ... A Passion by Michael Ginor. Ginor is a former Wall Street executive who has opened a restaurant in New York and in Eilat, Israel. Incidentally, kosher foie gras is popular in Israel. With the last Chanuka of the century approaching, I believe it is fitting to document some cherished memo- ries. Apple Tree Editor Elizabeth Applebaum teaches us how to make a memory book not just for Chanuka but for Shabbat, Rosh HaShana and all important holidays. Our ancestors will be able to reiterate the traditional Chanuka phrase, "A great miracle happened there." G6 T Dreidel Craze A new spin for a traditional game. 010 A Latke By Any Other Name Tips on how to make gourmet latkes. 016 Gifts Under $50 An array of affordable gifts. G20 Making Memories Create a keepsake book for the holidays. G25 Family Favorites G37 Enjoy Chanuka with a traditional menu. 026 Artful Gifts Happy Chanuka, A gallery gift shop offers unique items. G37 Carla Schwartz Section Editor Spreading the Foie Gras Message An award-winning cookbook for the holiday. G32 Ge 032 Pilgrims' Progress The tourist millennium boom in Israel. Cover: Photo courtesy of Jewish Holiday Style by Rita Milos Brownstein (Simon & Schuster, $27.50) WWI [1/26 1999 G4