There are many ways you can prepare for fasting on Yom Kippur. Some of the methods that work best for us are drinking a lot the days leading up to the fast, eliminating spicy and salty foods, decreasing caffeine intake during the week proceeding Yom Kippur, and eating wisely before the fast starts.
Eating wisely means choosing foods that will keep you fuller for longer. Certain foods like potatoes, quinoa, brown rice, oats, fruits, lentils, and nuts do just the trick!
We hope these foods satisfy and fill you up so you can worry less about your grumbling tummy and more about the meaning of the day.
Brynie Greisman
The orange vinaigrette makes this salad irresistible. It can be served room temperature as a salad, or warmed as a side. Whenever I serve it, my family and
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Rorie Weisberg
Fasting can take a lot of you. So refuel with this nourishing and restorative soup. It’s hearty and filling and will also help you rehydrate after fasting! For
...read moreSina Mizrahi
Blintzes are a summer meal your entire family will enjoy: light, yet satisfying. And they come in different flavors and variations — with these six delicious recipes, you
...read moreMolly Hagler
There is nothing better than a sheet pan dinner. This is perfect for a weeknight dinner. It comes together quickly and comes out delicious!
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Carol Ungar
Kreplach aren’t Jewish wontons. The traditional dumplings are a kabbalistic food expressing the nature of Divine judgement. The white dough covering stands for Divine mercy, while the red
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Adina Moss
I’m not much of a baker, so by the time I get to dessert I just want the easiest thing possible: something that doesn’t require any fancy machines,
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Sep 16, 2026
There are many ways you can prepare for fasting on Yom Kippur. Some of the methods that work best for us are drinking a lot the days leading up to the fast, eliminating spicy and salty foods, decreasing caffeine intake during the week proceeding Yom Kippur, and eating wisely before the fast starts.
Eating wisely means choosing foods that will keep you fuller for longer. Certain foods like potatoes, quinoa, brown rice, oats, fruits, lentils, and nuts do just the trick!
We hope these foods satisfy and fill you up so you can worry less about your grumbling tummy and more about the meaning of the day.

Brynie Greisman
The orange vinaigrette makes this salad irresistible. It can be served room temperature as a salad, or warmed as a side. Whenever I serve it, my family and
...read more
Rorie Weisberg
Fasting can take a lot of you. So refuel with this nourishing and restorative soup. It’s hearty and filling and will also help you rehydrate after fasting! For
...read more
Sina Mizrahi
Blintzes are a summer meal your entire family will enjoy: light, yet satisfying. And they come in different flavors and variations — with these six delicious recipes, you
...read more
Molly Hagler
There is nothing better than a sheet pan dinner. This is perfect for a weeknight dinner. It comes together quickly and comes out delicious!
...read more
Carol Ungar
Kreplach aren’t Jewish wontons. The traditional dumplings are a kabbalistic food expressing the nature of Divine judgement. The white dough covering stands for Divine mercy, while the red
...read more
Adina Moss
I’m not much of a baker, so by the time I get to dessert I just want the easiest thing possible: something that doesn’t require any fancy machines,
...read more
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