Ultimate Sukkot tips
Tips on how to physically and emotionally go into Sukkot like a boss.
Sukkot Menu
Sukkot is upon us and what a unique and special holiday it is! If you live in a climate where you are now experiencing the season “fall” then this holiday is especially cozy and crisp! Even if you’re sweating in your sukkah, enjoy these fall flavors,...
The Ultimate Sukkot Menu
Click on any of the menu items below to view the recipes or scroll down further to create your Sukkot shopping list. 1st Night Sukkot Chestnut braised shoulder roast Couscous pomegranate salad Salad with chickpeas and purple sprouts Chai infused rice 1st Day Sukkot...
The meal before Yom Kippur
Yom Kippur is the holiest day of the year, when we are closest to Hashem (G‑d) and in touch with our Neshama (souls). Yom Kippur means “Day of Atonement,” For nearly 26 hours we don’t eat or drink and we don’t wear leather footwear. It is custom to spend the day in Shul (synagogue) and pray for forgiveness and build or rebuild your relationship with G-d.
The meal after Yom Kippur
It takes 48 SECONDS of preparation to make your own lox (cured salmon) and it tastes better than anything you will buy. Make it 2-4 days in advance, buy bagels, baguettes and cream cheeses and eat with this refreshing salad. Make a beautiful platter of sliced tomatoes, cucumbers and purple onions and your very hungry crowd will be happy little clams (or the kosher version of that.)
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