Rena Tuchinsky
Whether you are serving this for supper or Rosh Hashanah, this meal is sure to please even the picky eaters. Easy to prepare, with minimal clean-up, is what
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Kosher Scoop Kitchen
Adapted from Ina Garten (Barefoot Contessa).
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Sima Kazarnovsky
I love a salad with a crisp. Pasta salad isn’t a new concept for Shabbos, but roasting the noodles definitely is. That extra spiced crunch in the bowl
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Leah Baron
Leah loves to make this creamy macaroni for the family’s lunch on Sundays. It’s so easy, and Mommy loves it too because it’s mixed in the pan —
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This soup is rich and delicious. It is the best French onion soup!
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Miriam (Pascal) Cohen
These completely stole the show at a recent Shabbos meal. They may look like simple meatballs, but they’re absolutely packed with flavor!
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Elizabeth Zimmer
Most Indians prepare rice this way. In Canada, my mother would sometimes add frozen vegetables for color.
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Esty Wolbe
In honor of all things fried, Esty turns seaweed snacks into perfectly crunchy taco shells and builds the ultimate sushi bite! A fresh, fun Chanukah spin on a
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Vera Newman
Each component of this dish is totally delicious on its own, but when you put them together, they’re even better—a healthy, filling supper that’s perfect if you want
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Tziri Hershkowitz
Every family needs a dependable classic. This flavorful homemade pizza sauce comes together in minutes and creates the kind of cheese pizza that tastes like Motzaei Shabbos, family
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Leah Klein
Your family will surely love these delicious spicy sweet potato fries. They pair well with so many main dishes and are a great change from your boring potato
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Elizabeth Kurtz
Classic crispy cabbage softened with lemon, brown sugar, and tangy vinegar is a twist on a classic. My kids love it. Feel free to add thinly sliced fennel,
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Sep 29, 2026

Rena Tuchinsky
Whether you are serving this for supper or Rosh Hashanah, this meal is sure to please even the picky eaters. Easy to prepare, with minimal clean-up, is what
...read more
Kosher Scoop Kitchen
Adapted from Ina Garten (Barefoot Contessa).
...read more
Sima Kazarnovsky
I love a salad with a crisp. Pasta salad isn’t a new concept for Shabbos, but roasting the noodles definitely is. That extra spiced crunch in the bowl
...read more
Leah Baron
Leah loves to make this creamy macaroni for the family’s lunch on Sundays. It’s so easy, and Mommy loves it too because it’s mixed in the pan —
...read more
Rivky
This soup is rich and delicious. It is the best French onion soup!
...read more
Miriam (Pascal) Cohen
These completely stole the show at a recent Shabbos meal. They may look like simple meatballs, but they’re absolutely packed with flavor!
...read more
Elizabeth Zimmer
Most Indians prepare rice this way. In Canada, my mother would sometimes add frozen vegetables for color.
...read more
Esty Wolbe
In honor of all things fried, Esty turns seaweed snacks into perfectly crunchy taco shells and builds the ultimate sushi bite! A fresh, fun Chanukah spin on a
...read more
Vera Newman
Each component of this dish is totally delicious on its own, but when you put them together, they’re even better—a healthy, filling supper that’s perfect if you want
...read more
Tziri Hershkowitz
Every family needs a dependable classic. This flavorful homemade pizza sauce comes together in minutes and creates the kind of cheese pizza that tastes like Motzaei Shabbos, family
...read more
Leah Klein
Your family will surely love these delicious spicy sweet potato fries. They pair well with so many main dishes and are a great change from your boring potato
...read more
Elizabeth Kurtz
Classic crispy cabbage softened with lemon, brown sugar, and tangy vinegar is a twist on a classic. My kids love it. Feel free to add thinly sliced fennel,
...read more
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