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Issue: 829 (711)
17 September 2020
28 Elul 5780
From My Table
From My Table: Yom Kippur 5781
We can accomplish this because our community is small enough and we all feel connected
By Chanie Nayman
Staff Room
What will you be serving all day Erev Yom Kippur?
I always make a big brunch seudah in the morning — two big shakshukas, tons of fresh bread, and lots of fresh, cold grapes and watermelon to help everyone start to hydrate.
By Family Table Contributors
Recipes
Velvety Vegetable-Turkey Soup
I tasted a delectable soup at a simchah recently and decided to try to recreate it.
By Faigy Grossman
Recipes
Garlic Thyme Chicken
This chicken has a unique and somewhat intriguing flavor that leaves everyone clamoring for seconds. I never have leftovers!
By Brynie Greisman
Recipes
Creamy Celery Soup
A notch above in taste and texture.
By Brynie Greisman
Recipes
Meatball Sticks with Chunky Dipping Sauce
This family-style appetizer went over really well even with the adults.
By Brynie Greisman
Recipes
Couscous Patchwork Potpourri
The vibrant colors are offset in a patchwork display that will make your table pop and leave your guests asking for more!
By Chavi Feldman
Recipes
Pomegranate Club Steaks
This dish is as delicious as it is intensely flavored. The meat turns butter-soft, and is infused with the deep flavoring from the marinade.
By Faigy Grossman