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Matzoh ball soup is just the beginning.
Laurence Maslon is the editor of the Library of America’s American Musicals (1927-1969): The Complete Books and Lyrics of Sixteen Broadway Classics and an arts professor at New York University. Below, he offers his thoughts on the current Broadway revival of Fiddler on the Roof, one of the sixteen works included in the American Musicals […]
A classic Jewish comfort food, delicious, rich, and satisfying.Kosher (can be dairy, Pareve, or meat)
We're sharing ideas for your Rosh Hashanah menu - appetizers, main dishes, side dishes and desserts. Most are make ahead and many are quick and easy.
Roman Jewish food isn't as exotic as you might think, but its role in the city's culinary history is unparalleled.
This creamy Vegan Spinach Noodle Kugel is a fantastic kosher-friendly main or side dish for any holiday meal or even on a weeknight.
This Vegan Matzo Ball Soup is delicious and satisfying and tastes just like Bubbe used to make. Just in time for Passover, though you don't have to be Jewish to enjoy the fluffy matzo balls or the savory herb infused soup! This recipe is easy and quick to make, so enjoy it for any evening.
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PVC Sukkah / Symbolic Wilderness Shelter: This Instructable describes how to build a PVC Sukkah (for the jewish holiday of Sukkot). It stores small in the off-season, and it assembles leisurely in about 3 hours by just one person.You could probably shave off as much as an hour with 2 people…
Start with a whole chicken to make this classic Jewish-style chicken soup. The leftovers taste even better, so make a big batch and enjoy!
Winter is coming, the days are shorter, and you need to cook for Shabbat. Don't worry, we compiled a few of our favorite time saving recipes, with 10 minutes
Keeping the Sabbath is one of the ten commandments. Do you know about this special day? What is the Sabbath? When is it? What does it look like to honor this day? Scripture has a lot to tell us. What Scripture Says About the Sabbath: 1. It is for all believers even today. "The people of Israel are to keep the Sabbath, to observe it throughout all their generations as a perpetual covenant." -Exodus 31:16 The Messiah did not take away this command. The New Testament tells us that believers' duty to keep the Sabbath remains (see Hebrews 4:9). Think you're not Israel? Reminder that YHWH calls all of his children Israel. But even if you don't have Israelite blood.... 2. He expects you to keep it, even if you aren't a natural born Israelite. "And the sons of foreigners that join themselves to YHWH, to serve him, to love his name, should guard the Sabbath from polluting it. They will take hold of my covenant; and I will bring them to my holy mountain and make them full of joy in my house of prayer." -Isaiah 56:6-7 This passage makes it doubly clear that the Creator expects every single person that serves him to honor the Sabbath, regardless of your family traditions or bloodline. 3. It is the seventh day of the week. "On six days work is to be done, but the seventh day is to be a set apart day for you, a Sabbath of complete rest to honor YHWH." -Exodus 35:2 The example for this was set by the Creator himself in Genesis 2:2 when he rested from creation on the seventh day. Like it or not, Sunday is the first day of the week and does not replace the commandment to observe the Sabbath on the seventh. 4. We aren't supposed to work on it. "The seventh day is a Sabbath for YHWH. On it, you are not to do any kind of work." -Exodus 20:10a Honoring the Sabbath means making sure I have the day off from my job. Professional work is prohibitied, but of course this command was given to a group of freshly freed slaves wandering the desert. The Israelites had no professional work to do, and were still commanded not to work on the Sabbath day. Clearly "work" means more than just what we get paid to do. 5. It is a day of rest. "On six days work is to be done, but the seventh day is to be a set apart day for you, a Sabbath of complete rest to honor YHWH." -Exodus 35:2 Resting is a more helpful way to describe the itinerary for the set apart day. No one is going to pay me to rake the leaves, change the oil in the car, clean my house, or check my email, but are those things restful? Then don't do them on the Sabbath! 6. We should worship YHWH on it. "The people of the land shall worship before YHWH on the Sabbath." -Ezekiel 46:3 Physical rest is one aspect of the Sabbath day; emotional and spiritual rest are another. Worshipping YHWH brings us peace and refreshment. It is restorative and healing. Don't we all need more of those things? This verse also tells us once again, that Sabbath is for all of us. 7. We should not cause anyone to violate the Sabbath. "On it you are not to do any kind of work - not you, your son or daughter, not your servants, not your livestock, and not the foreigner staying with you." -Exodus 20:10 While most of us don't have traditional servants, we still pay people to work for us. We should avoid having the electrician over to fix something or having a barista whip up a latte for us on the Sabbath. If visiting a place of business causes someone else to work we might want to reconsider and save that trip for another day of the week. 8. We should not buy or sell anything on it. "If the people of the land bring merchandise or food to sell on the Sabbath, we will not buy from them on the Sabbath or on a holy day." -Nehemiah 10:31 This expressly prohibits buying and selling on the Sabbath. This is implied throughout Scripture since everyone is supposed to be resting, and in order for things to be for sale someone has to work. Later on in Nehemiah 13:17, Nehemiah discovers food being sold and angrily calls it profaning the Sabbath. This means going out for lunch or swinging by the Saturday morning farmers market does not fit in with following the commandments of Scripture. 9. It's not a day for pursuing our own interests. "If you hold back your foot on the Sabbath from pursuing your own interests on the holy day of YHWH; if you call the Sabbath a delight that's worth honoring then you hnor YHWH by not doing your usual things or pursuing your own interests." -Isaiah 58:13 Sabbath is for us to grow closer to YHWH, not to spend browsing the internet, getting things done, working on hobbies, or otherwise pursuing my career or self image. Sabbath is intended for rest, worship, studying Scripture, prayer, and spending time with family. 10. We shouldn't cook on it. "Tomorrow is the day of rest, the set apart Sabbath to YHWH; bake what you'd like today, and store your leftovers for tomorrow." -Exodus 16:23 Having food made ahead of time gives us the opportunity for more rest on the Sabbath. This can be challenging but it is worth it to be able to fully honor his instructions. Random leftovers or peanut butter sandwiches are great! 11. We shouldn't start a fire on the Sabbath. "You are not to kindle a fire in any of your homes on the Sabbath." -Exodus 35:3 This verse is referring to an actual fire and not to electricity. Starting a fire is a lot of work and something we should avoid on the Sabbath. If you'll need a fire going to heat your home, prepare for that by getting it going ahead of time and having the wood split before the Sabbath. 12. It is not a day for hauling stuff around. "Don't carry a burden out of your houses on the Sabbath." -Jeremiah 17:22 Historically this has to do with moving things out of your home for sale, but it is also a reminder that we shouldn't burden ourselves on the Sabbath. It's not a day for getting all the things accomplished (even if they aren't technically work). If you find yourself overloading the car before heading to congregation, stop and evaluate if you can downsize, what you can do ahead of time, or what simply can wait. 13. The Creator is angry when his people don't keep the Sabbath. "But the house of Israel rebelled against me in the wilderness. They did not live by my laws, they rejected my rulings - which if a person does he will have life through them. They have greatly profaned my Sabbath. Then I said I would pour out my fury on them in the wilderness." -Ezekiel 20:13 There are something like fifty verses in Scripture where YHWH rails against his people for not honoring the Sabbath day. Let this serve as a warning for us. The Creator is serious about Sabbath rest. 14. It is a sign between us and YHWH. "You are to observe my Sabbaths, for this is a sign between me and you through all your generations, so that you will know I am YHWH, who sets you apart for me." -Exodus 31:13 A sign serves as a reminder for all who see it. So if you keep the Sabbath you are sharing truth with your family, friends, coworkers, and community. Additionally this verse tells us that there is something about the Sabbath that communicates who YHWH is to us. That's amazing! 15. Keeping it is a delight. "Happy is the person who does this, who keeps the Sabbath." -Isaiah 56:2 In a world with skyrocketing rates of depression and anxiety, don't we want all the joy in our lives that we can get? Scripture tells us that keeping the Sabbath causes joy in us. More on the Sabbath: Six Reasons Believers Should Keep the Sabbath Why I Started Keeping the Sabbath There Remains a Sabbath Rest Five Things the Messiah Taught About the Sabbath
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I LOVE CHOPPED LIVER. This is a love hate thing for most people. I have tried making it Mario Batali's way, with red wine, anchovies and...
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This is why God's instructions on the Biblical holidays extend to all believers, and not just Jewish people or people who lived in Bible times.
Many a potluck or summer cookout has been graced with a bowl of three-bean salad, and I have to confess that I usually skip right over it. The combination of beans and herbs just never really tasted all that exciting to me, so to jazz things up and make it more substantial, I tinkered with the recipe and added chewy pearl couscous and a ton of fresh herbs to this picnic classic.
The only matzo ball soup recipe you'll ever need, each bowl is brimming with deep chicken flavor and light, fluffy matzo balls.
Recipe reproduced with permission from Modern Jewish Baker by Shannon Sarna, published by Countryman Press.
Matzoh ball soup is just the beginning.
We got over a foot of snow this week. That’s flanken weather. And I’m in the mood for plain old. No frills, no riffs. This recipe is tried (many times) and true. No fuss, no bother. Good old fashioned eats. For cold weather. For comfort. If you don’t have flanken, you can make the same recipe usi
