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If you've been reading this blog for a
while, you know that I am Christian while my husband is Jewish.
Growing up, I didn't know anything about Jewish culture or holidays
until I got to know my future husband. In fact, the first time I
cooked for his mother for one of the holidays, I made a meat lasagna.
Dairy and meat – a MAJOR no-no! No wonder my mother-in-law isn't
fond of me.
Raising the kids interfaith, we
celebrate both Christian and Jewish holidays, so I've relied on the
Web for much of my holiday information. And with the the Jewish
holiday Rosh Hashanah (click here to learn all about it: )
starting next Thursday, September 25th, I thought it
fitting to share three of my favorite online holiday recipe
resources.
- Aish.com (http://www.aish.com/h/hh/r/Easy-to-Make-Rosh-Hashanah-Recipes.html) – This site has simple, freezable recipes to make holiday cooking more manageable.
- About.com (http://kosherfood.about.com/od/roshhashana) – You'll find wonderful recipes plus info about 10 symbolic foods for Rosh Hashanah and a nice section on Kosher basics.
- Allrecipes.com (http://allrecipes.com/recipes/holidays-and-events/rosh-hashanah) – You're mouth will start watering the second you visit this site. There are so many recipes here, you'll have trouble choosing which dishes to make!
Honey Cake
Sure, I could buy a lot of the holiday
food pre-made. But part of celebrating my husband's traditions is
taking the time to make the holiday personal and special, plus it's
important for my children to know all about Judaism and savor the
wonderful foods that are a part of that culture. Now pardon me – I
have a shopping list to prepare!
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Thanks for reading! Please check back
in for some of my favorite Rosh Hashanah resources for kids.
Shalom!
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