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Delilicious: Ring in Rosh Hashanah With a Round Apple Challah
Let the celebrations begin! Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, begins at sundown tonight, and the holiday is filled with Fall flavors to kick off the Autumn season. As a religious celebration, Rosh Hashanah is ripe with foods that symbolize the cyclical nature of the calendar and the sweetness that comes with the new year.
Ring In the Jewish New Year With Honey Cake
I'm always reminded of the change in the seasons with the arrival of Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, which begins at sundown this Friday. It seems to straddle the end of Summer and the beginning of Fall. For Jews around the world, it's a time to come together with family, contemplate the past year, and hope for good deeds in the months ahead.Rosh Hashanah's food customs echo these sentiments.
Celebrate Rosh Hashanah With Honey-Glazed Cornish Hens
L'Shanah Tovah (Happy New Year)! Last night was the beginning of the Rosh Hashanah. During this time of reflection and rejoicing, much of the celebration happens at the dinner table.
Rosh Hashanah Makes A Friend
This video was made to revitalize young Jewish peoples' interest in the holy new year's rituals of Rosh Hashanah, starting tonight at sundown. Who wants to race me to temple?! Oh, wait, I'm not Jewish.
The Symbolism Behind Rosh Hashanah Food
The Jewish New Year of Rosh Hashanah begins tonight at sundown. Although it is a time for introspection and soul-searching, it is also a happy day. Once the holiday prayer service is completed, a kiddush is said and a festive meal is eaten.
Do You Know What's Cooking This Week?
As we savor each remaining day of warm, sunny weather, we're reminded of how we've entered that short yet sweet season that comes between Summer and Fall. From Rosh Hashanah honey cake to bacon-wrapped dates and portobello sloppy joes, our recipes reflected that sentiment. Did you stick around to see what was going on this week?
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Do You Know What's Cooking This Week?
Now that it's October, we're all over the Fall produce. We celebrated the harvest in multiple ways, from holiday celebrations like Rosh Hashanah and Oktoberfest to whipping up comforting meals like pasta with butternut squash.
Did you take notice?
Etsy Find: Crocheted Metal Pomegranate
Long thought to be a symbol of fertility, luck, and abundance, the pomegranate is also connected to the Jewish New Year, Rosh Hashanah, which just ended. If you're not a fan of eating pomegranates, though, I've found one for you that, while inedible, is certainly delicious to look at. This metal pomegranate ($65) has been crocheted from orange metallic wire.
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