We absolutely love planning this special weekend for the soon-to-be bride. There is something so peaceful, relaxing, and memorable about this quiet Shabbat spent with family and friends.
And let’s be honest, there’s no better way to show the bride affection and support than treating her to great food and drinks! Think sparkling lemonade, ring-shaped cookies, and lots of delicious, colorful salads.
We had so much fun creating this roundup! Here are the recipes we came up with to help make the Kallah’s weekend extra special! Mazel Tov!
Tamar Ansh
Dining In
A classic, juicy roast; Despite its name, you don’t have to wait for a simcha to try it; enjoy it this Shabbos!
...read moreBrynie Greisman
This light and refreshing salad is crunchy, full of flavor, and full of good-for-you ingredients. Pairs well with fish, chicken, or meat. I love to nosh on it
...read more
Estee Kafra
Whole-sesame tahini is filled with vitamins and minerals and is the base for the popular techina that you are familiar with. It also has a wonderful deep flavor
...read more
Rivky Kleiman
This is not just another apple bake. It takes the ordinary and makes it extraordinary.
...read moreEsther Ottensoser
This is a fantastic recipe with two delicious parts. I have used the London broil recipe served as a main dish and, many a time, the salad without
...read more
Brynie Greisman
These green beans are infused with a light citrus flavor that’s perfectly complemented by the maple-flavored pecan crunch. An unforgettable dish that you will enjoy preparing, serving, and
...read more
Brynie Greisman
“Outstanding!” That’s the uniform comment of anyone who tasted this salad. Sugar free, different, and very flavorful. I had friends who ate the dressing plain, it’s that good.
...read more
Dining In
Refreshing and delicious! Perfect for serving to guests on a hot summer Shabbos.
...read more
Elky Friedman
Over Yom Tov, corned beef, French roast, ribs, or veal are very likely to land on our menus. This fantastic main is a light alternative. Turkey roast is
...read more
Elky Friedman
If you’re looking for a quick, neat, and easy vegetable side dish, this is it. I happen to love asparagus, but didn’t make it often because I never
...read more
Elky Friedman
Though it was 12 years ago, I remember that summer Shabbos morning clearly. Ruchie S. had stopped at my bungalow with a salad and told me I must
...read more
Chayie Schlisselfeld
After all the heavy Yom Tov meals, tuna steak is a refreshing change to enjoy on Chol Hamoed. The mango salsa is easy, refreshing, and delicious.
...read more
Michal Frischman
Beef Wellington is one of those quintessential dishes that isn’t so easy to replicate in the kosher version. For this appetizer-sized version, freezing the meat after searing prevents
...read more
Chaia Frishman
This was hands down the best chicken pastrami I ever tasted. Soft and moist without an artificial aftertaste, this recipe is a winner for a Shabbos side dish,
...read moreAvigail Karash
Adding roasted garlic to an ordinary zucchini soup brings it to a whole new level! For some added flavor and creaminess boil the soup with a few marrow
...read moreRivki Rabinowitz
The sweet potato slices act as a base for any topping you choose. There really are no rules or limits – this recipe is about the concept. I’ve
...read more
Elky Friedman
This delicious chicken with chopped salad is an upgrade from your run-of-the-mill schnitzel supper.
...read more
Brynie Greisman
This is a favorite of mine with its potpourri of textures, colors, and flavors, and light tasty dressing. I purposely use round brown rice because of its chewy,
...read more
Chanie Apfelbaum
I love starting a Yom Tov meal with a plated appetizer. It gets people excited about the upcoming feast and makes the table look beautiful! The fact that
...read more
Elky Friedman
A delicious and elegant chicken main dish. Red wine vinegar-marinated strips of zucchini are rolled up with thinned chicken cutlets, coated in panko crumbs, and baked.
...read more
Elky Friedman
Do you want to wow your guests (and of course, your family) with an exciting salad that is quick and easy to throw together? I serve this in
...read moreShushy Turin
I love to have at least one dish on my table that is fairly simple to make yet super intense in flavor. I was so thrilled when I
...read more
Nechama Norman
Use your favorite fruits or whatever is in season to personalize this recipe! Yield: 1 large trifle or 10-12 individual servings
...read more
Brynie Greisman
This one is for chocolate lovers (I think that’s most of the population!). It has a rich chocolate-nut filling that swirls through the cake, and is topped with
...read more
Dining In
Spruce up your basic meringue cookie recipe by turning them into meringue sandwich cookies! By adding strawberry jello to the meringue and spreading strawberry jam in between you’ll create these
...read moreFaigy Grossman
Who doesn’t love the hazelnut-filled Bamba snacks that can be found in most American grocery stores these days? I wanted to create a dessert that would incorporate the
...read moreBrynie Greisman
A delicious and elegant cake to serve your family and guests on Succos. It’s rich, yet light and moist, at the same time. I made it recently for
...read moreRachel Kor
The sweet, nutty flavors of baklava pastries present so neatly in individual dessert cups. Their bright colors won us over. Whether you’re seeking a unique new option for a sweets
...read more
Brynie Greisman
For serious coffee lovers only! Start with a simple crust. Top with an irresistible creamy mocha filling. Serve alongside any ice cream to take it up a notch.
...read more
Rivky Kleiman
A beautiful presentation and easy to prepare. A winning combination. Yields 20 4-oz (118-ml) servings.
...read moreChayie Schlisselfeld
I’m embarrassed to admit it, but my family likes chocolate chip cookie dough batter— better than the baked cookies! This version contains no eggs, and can be served
...read more
Esther Deutsch
This basil granita uses frozen, store bought basil cubes, so it’s a breeze to prepare. When freezing granita, the liquid shouldn’t be more than an inch deep. For
...read moreFaigy Grossman
Amazing combo! The flavors of the apple filling and s’mores ingredients come together to create a fantastic tasting dessert/miniature to present to your family and friends! Check
...read moreClara Fatal
These cookies look like they come straight from the bakery. Notice how bakeries boast the homestyle taste, while home-based bakers boast the bakery look. This is the perfect
...read moreRachel Kor
This lemon tart is really easy and quick to make and has the most delicious lemon flavor. It’s perfect for Passover, a light dessert after dinner, or a
...read moreNitra Ladies Auxiliary
These indulgent chocolate mousse cups with Viennese crunch will definitely be the highlight of your sweet table. Layers of flavors, plus chocolate times three? If you’re cooking to
...read moreBrynie Greisman
The first Shabbos our new kallah came, she brought these along, together with other beautiful cookies that she baked. **Recipe updated and improved.** Yield: between 150-168 1”
...read more
Renee Muller
My kids are obsessed with passion fruit. They’ll pick a passion fruit over a bag of sour sticks any day of the week. It’s great, I know, but
...read more
Brynie Greisman
These squares are a delectable addition to any cake platter. They are very rich, so cut small portions. They taste best served cold, although at the photo shoot
...read more
Chavi Feldman
When I was a little kid, my family called me “the peanut butter monster.” I still haven’t outgrown my love for all things peanut, but my all-time favorite
...read moreMiriam (Pascal) Cohen
This recipe was originally intended for my first cookbook, Something Sweet. Sadly, under tight deadlines, I didn’t have the time to give this recipe the time and attention
...read moreWissotzky
The rich and refreshing taste of our premium Black tea and exotic Nana Mint are artfully paired with sparkling lemonade to create a refreshing twist on the traditional
...read more
Family Table
Watch these cocktails come to life along with 2 other amazing strawberry ideas here!
...read moreRorie Weisberg
These beverages are the perfect way to get a hint of flavor without added sugar. Bursting with eye-catching color, they make great refreshers on a hot summer day.
...read more
Rivky Kleiman
A fun and flavorful way to stir up the tastes of summer.
...read moreFaigy Grossman
This easy version of coffee slush combines all of those delicious flavors, and takes iced coffee to a new level. By leaving out the ice cream and loads of
...read moreBrynie Greisman
Faigy Grossman
Watermelon coolers are not a very traditional appetizer, but they make for a light start before a heavy meal.
...read moreFaigy Grossman
For a change of pace, I aimed for a punch that had a different, fruity taste yet would still go over great with the kids. Old flavors, new
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Aug 30, 2026
We absolutely love planning this special weekend for the soon-to-be bride. There is something so peaceful, relaxing, and memorable about this quiet Shabbat spent with family and friends.
And let’s be honest, there’s no better way to show the bride affection and support than treating her to great food and drinks! Think sparkling lemonade, ring-shaped cookies, and lots of delicious, colorful salads.
We had so much fun creating this roundup! Here are the recipes we came up with to help make the Kallah’s weekend extra special! Mazel Tov!

Tamar Ansh
Dining In
A classic, juicy roast; Despite its name, you don’t have to wait for a simcha to try it; enjoy it this Shabbos!
...read more
Brynie Greisman
This light and refreshing salad is crunchy, full of flavor, and full of good-for-you ingredients. Pairs well with fish, chicken, or meat. I love to nosh on it
...read more
Estee Kafra
Whole-sesame tahini is filled with vitamins and minerals and is the base for the popular techina that you are familiar with. It also has a wonderful deep flavor
...read more
Rivky Kleiman
This is not just another apple bake. It takes the ordinary and makes it extraordinary.
...read more
Esther Ottensoser
This is a fantastic recipe with two delicious parts. I have used the London broil recipe served as a main dish and, many a time, the salad without
...read more
Brynie Greisman
These green beans are infused with a light citrus flavor that’s perfectly complemented by the maple-flavored pecan crunch. An unforgettable dish that you will enjoy preparing, serving, and
...read more
Brynie Greisman
“Outstanding!” That’s the uniform comment of anyone who tasted this salad. Sugar free, different, and very flavorful. I had friends who ate the dressing plain, it’s that good.
...read more
Dining In
Refreshing and delicious! Perfect for serving to guests on a hot summer Shabbos.
...read more
Elky Friedman
Over Yom Tov, corned beef, French roast, ribs, or veal are very likely to land on our menus. This fantastic main is a light alternative. Turkey roast is
...read more
Elky Friedman
If you’re looking for a quick, neat, and easy vegetable side dish, this is it. I happen to love asparagus, but didn’t make it often because I never
...read more
Elky Friedman
Though it was 12 years ago, I remember that summer Shabbos morning clearly. Ruchie S. had stopped at my bungalow with a salad and told me I must
...read more
Chayie Schlisselfeld
After all the heavy Yom Tov meals, tuna steak is a refreshing change to enjoy on Chol Hamoed. The mango salsa is easy, refreshing, and delicious.
...read more
Michal Frischman
Beef Wellington is one of those quintessential dishes that isn’t so easy to replicate in the kosher version. For this appetizer-sized version, freezing the meat after searing prevents
...read more
Chaia Frishman
This was hands down the best chicken pastrami I ever tasted. Soft and moist without an artificial aftertaste, this recipe is a winner for a Shabbos side dish,
...read more
Avigail Karash
Adding roasted garlic to an ordinary zucchini soup brings it to a whole new level! For some added flavor and creaminess boil the soup with a few marrow
...read more
Rivki Rabinowitz
The sweet potato slices act as a base for any topping you choose. There really are no rules or limits – this recipe is about the concept. I’ve
...read more
Elky Friedman
This delicious chicken with chopped salad is an upgrade from your run-of-the-mill schnitzel supper.
...read more
Brynie Greisman
This is a favorite of mine with its potpourri of textures, colors, and flavors, and light tasty dressing. I purposely use round brown rice because of its chewy,
...read more
Chanie Apfelbaum
I love starting a Yom Tov meal with a plated appetizer. It gets people excited about the upcoming feast and makes the table look beautiful! The fact that
...read more
Elky Friedman
A delicious and elegant chicken main dish. Red wine vinegar-marinated strips of zucchini are rolled up with thinned chicken cutlets, coated in panko crumbs, and baked.
...read more
Elky Friedman
Do you want to wow your guests (and of course, your family) with an exciting salad that is quick and easy to throw together? I serve this in
...read more
Shushy Turin
I love to have at least one dish on my table that is fairly simple to make yet super intense in flavor. I was so thrilled when I
...read more
Nechama Norman
Use your favorite fruits or whatever is in season to personalize this recipe! Yield: 1 large trifle or 10-12 individual servings
...read more
Brynie Greisman
This one is for chocolate lovers (I think that’s most of the population!). It has a rich chocolate-nut filling that swirls through the cake, and is topped with
...read more
Dining In
Spruce up your basic meringue cookie recipe by turning them into meringue sandwich cookies! By adding strawberry jello to the meringue and spreading strawberry jam in between you’ll create these
...read more
Faigy Grossman
Who doesn’t love the hazelnut-filled Bamba snacks that can be found in most American grocery stores these days? I wanted to create a dessert that would incorporate the
...read more
Brynie Greisman
A delicious and elegant cake to serve your family and guests on Succos. It’s rich, yet light and moist, at the same time. I made it recently for
...read more
Rachel Kor
The sweet, nutty flavors of baklava pastries present so neatly in individual dessert cups. Their bright colors won us over. Whether you’re seeking a unique new option for a sweets
...read more
Brynie Greisman
For serious coffee lovers only! Start with a simple crust. Top with an irresistible creamy mocha filling. Serve alongside any ice cream to take it up a notch.
...read more
Rivky Kleiman
A beautiful presentation and easy to prepare. A winning combination. Yields 20 4-oz (118-ml) servings.
...read more
Chayie Schlisselfeld
I’m embarrassed to admit it, but my family likes chocolate chip cookie dough batter— better than the baked cookies! This version contains no eggs, and can be served
...read more
Esther Deutsch
This basil granita uses frozen, store bought basil cubes, so it’s a breeze to prepare. When freezing granita, the liquid shouldn’t be more than an inch deep. For
...read more
Faigy Grossman
Amazing combo! The flavors of the apple filling and s’mores ingredients come together to create a fantastic tasting dessert/miniature to present to your family and friends! Check
...read more
Clara Fatal
These cookies look like they come straight from the bakery. Notice how bakeries boast the homestyle taste, while home-based bakers boast the bakery look. This is the perfect
...read more
Rachel Kor
This lemon tart is really easy and quick to make and has the most delicious lemon flavor. It’s perfect for Passover, a light dessert after dinner, or a
...read more
Nitra Ladies Auxiliary
These indulgent chocolate mousse cups with Viennese crunch will definitely be the highlight of your sweet table. Layers of flavors, plus chocolate times three? If you’re cooking to
...read more
Brynie Greisman
The first Shabbos our new kallah came, she brought these along, together with other beautiful cookies that she baked. **Recipe updated and improved.** Yield: between 150-168 1”
...read more
Renee Muller
My kids are obsessed with passion fruit. They’ll pick a passion fruit over a bag of sour sticks any day of the week. It’s great, I know, but
...read more
Brynie Greisman
These squares are a delectable addition to any cake platter. They are very rich, so cut small portions. They taste best served cold, although at the photo shoot
...read more
Chavi Feldman
When I was a little kid, my family called me “the peanut butter monster.” I still haven’t outgrown my love for all things peanut, but my all-time favorite
...read more
Miriam (Pascal) Cohen
This recipe was originally intended for my first cookbook, Something Sweet. Sadly, under tight deadlines, I didn’t have the time to give this recipe the time and attention
...read more
Wissotzky
The rich and refreshing taste of our premium Black tea and exotic Nana Mint are artfully paired with sparkling lemonade to create a refreshing twist on the traditional
...read more
Family Table
Watch these cocktails come to life along with 2 other amazing strawberry ideas here!
...read more
Rorie Weisberg
These beverages are the perfect way to get a hint of flavor without added sugar. Bursting with eye-catching color, they make great refreshers on a hot summer day.
...read more
Rivky Kleiman
A fun and flavorful way to stir up the tastes of summer.
...read more
Faigy Grossman
This easy version of coffee slush combines all of those delicious flavors, and takes iced coffee to a new level. By leaving out the ice cream and loads of
...read more
Brynie Greisman
Faigy Grossman
Watermelon coolers are not a very traditional appetizer, but they make for a light start before a heavy meal.
...read more
Faigy Grossman
For a change of pace, I aimed for a punch that had a different, fruity taste yet would still go over great with the kids. Old flavors, new
...read more
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