What 8 FOODS we JEWS eat and prepare to celebrate Rosh Hashanah to Have a GREAT JEWISH NEW YEAR
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- Опубликовано: 13 июн 2024
- Today I am so excited because i'm sharing a secret: THESE Are The 8 FOODS we prepare to celebrate Rosh Hashanah to Have a GREAT JEWISH NEW YEAR!!! this is my 1st step on How and what we Prepare for our Sephardic Rosh Hashanah As my daughters and I will bring you shop at Walmart and show you What 8 Food We Eat to Have a Great Jewish New Year, what we are looking for when we pick the 8 simanim and why we eat them have a great New year : Can you guess them?
I will also share what we avoid to eat on Rosh Hashanah!
As a little preview, in next video, I will bring you along as I prepare all 4 meals for the 2 days of Rosh Hashanah, how I shape my round challah and what will be my amazing rosh Hashanah desserts so do not forget to subscribe and hit that notification bell not to miss anything
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Thank you for being here and have clicked on this video ! It means so much to me!
Being a religious Orthodox Jewish woman with small children while working full-time as a healthcare professional with no outside help! I share with you tips tricks, shortcuts , DIY, hacks,.. videos to help you celebrate shabbat/holidays, to better understands what are the pillars of Judaism, to discover many mysteries enclosed in the Torah as well as to see that it is possible to balance a family life, a career and the perceived challenges of being a religious jew at the same time without feeling lost nor overwhelmed "most of the time" LOL!
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What a testimony to your faith that so many comments start with the sentence,”I’m not Jewish but”. You inspire so many in sharing your faith and life. Thank you for sharing .
Thank you for all of your videos! My family is Jewish but no one has been practicing for generations. I’ve learned so much about my culture from you and I am so grateful for that opportunity!!
aww thank you so much for being here Gail!
xoxox
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Same with my family...but I have returned so to speakIt is a great channel😊.
I know how your kids will ❤ kale . I like to steam it in a pot my mom has that you put time in it & steams it for that time then it beeps when done. Once you take it out it should be soft.
Aside grab garlic & up to you how much kale you have put 4-5 heads. More if you love garlic. Mash them in a mortar then put half lemon juice or more if you like it more acidic like me. Leave it in the mortar. Put the kale on a salad plate .
On a saucepan heat 🔥 up oil of choice, I like 🫒 olive oil. Once it starts with bubbles put it inside the mortar with the mashed garlic & squeezed 🍋 lemon.
All these mixed in the mortar will be your dressing for the kale that is nice & soft.
Let me know if they loved it they should; I made it for me & I ❤ love it!!!
@@frumitup hello hello my friend I hope you are keeping very well, I have a delicious kale recipe! Fun fact my Jewish friend loved it!!! Would you like the recipe? 🥰🥰
When you talk of reminding your husband that you love him by giving snacks , it warmed my heart. I think this is a universal way to show love. Thank G*d for our families and the food we eat.
I'm not Jewish but your videos make me feel so warm and loved. Your words at the end, "know that you are loved and you are enough just the way you are", is what I look forward to the most. I appreciate it so much.
Awww thank you my sweet rabbit 🐰 friend ❤️❤️❤️
2:20 pm
Thank you so much, Sarah Malka!
I agree. Your positivity and sweetness are refreshing and so comforting! I think I’ve seen most of your informative and compelling videos at least once, and have highly recommended them to my family and friends.
I’m praying God’s abundant blessings on you and your beautiful family!
It’s wonderful how your children have responsibilities in all of your celebrations.
i agree! i think it is giving them a lifeskill that has been lost over the years:)
Love how you pronounce pomegranates
The black eyed peas is interesting to me. I'm not Jewish but am from the southeastern US and on New Years Day we eat black eyed peas and greens (your luck and your money for the new year) so I just find it interesting that it has cultural significance elsewhere.
My mom made sure I knew how to pick out produce and cook (among many other things). My mom passed away earlier this year, and just seeing you take the time to teach your children all these important things made me think of her.
sweet friend: your mom was an extraordinary lady as she showed you a life skill that is rarely share nowadays.
Ia am sure she looks at you from Heaven and she is so proud of you xoxoxo
@@frumitup Thanks. My mother was pretty awesome. After she passed my houses ended up FILLED with baked goods because it was the only thing me and my sister could really do (ranging from homemade pizza to cheesecake to every kind of sweet you can imagine).
Very interesting. Shared food culture is a sure way to celebrate. Thanks from Ireland 🇮🇪 😀
I am not jewish, not even religious but l love watching your videos or organizational tips and l love you and your family, may you always be blessed. From Morocco
aww merci mille fois vraiment ca me touche vraiment que vous soyez la! !
I love Rosh Hashana!! 🥰
I attended the Rosh Hashana community meal last night and was invited to attend the Rosh Hashana services this morning at the nearest Chabad! My heart is overflowing! I think I mentioned that I am looking to convert to Orthodox Judaism : )
I really do love Rosh Hashanah. We are lucky here in Israel as the products are in season and readily available. The date and olive trees in my neighborhood are heavy with fruit and you can even find plenty of pomegranate trees. It's also mango season and just made some salsa. Wishing you and your family Shana Tova from Raanana, Israel
awww sweet Susan you made me dream with your description of the trees and fruits in Israel: I miss it so much!
May you enjoy it in good health!
shana tova U'Metukah :) xoxoxo
You and Sonya's Prep are the best channels for someone like me converting to Judaism. It's making so much easier for me ✡️💙
B’atzlacha in your journey 💙
Yes your are right i m a chrstian and our pastor was teaching us about Jewish New year and im learning now from this channels. We apreciate and thank them
My mother would also take great care in choosing the best produce. Sometimes that meant that we went home without our favorite fruits, if they just didn’t look good enough. Now my husband tells me that I bring home the best tasting fruits! Produce selection is such a valuable skill to give to your children!
So true! it is a life skill in my opinion!
This made me smile. I had to teach my daughter how to pick out produce at age 5 because she gravitated towards the wilted, bruised, and run down produce because she felt bad for it.
🤯for the pomegranate tip! I always make a red splattery mess! This and the wet hands for meatballs have been game changers. You’re amazing!! Secretly we are best friends even tho we have never met. 😍❤️
You are so welcome! and yes the pomegranate is an epic tip!
@@frumitup my counter tops thank you! ❤️
Before you cut the pomegranate whack it around with a rolling pin that will loosen the seeds then cut it and place it in a large bowl whack it around some more and all the seeds and juice will be in the bowl
@@ritalawson7020 oh thank you! I appreciate the extra tip!
@@tinacotreau-guillot4870 you can also put the pomegranate in a bowl of water and open it under the water
We love giving small “thinking of you” gifts to each other and other loved ones as tokens of our affection. My husband uses honey daily with hot water and lemon. We pay up a bit for dark forest honey or pine honey, which he likes and I think reminds him of his European childhood.
yesss ! black forrest honey is also part of my childhood fondest memories served with butter on matzah:) niummm!
My friend and I are both not Jewish and both coincidentally found your channel on our recommended page! We love your channel, it’s very informative and interesting and admire your commitment and love for your religion. It’s also so nice to notice the similarities in both our faiths! Your voice is so soothing and we are always awestruck with how you manage to do everything, especially your Shabbat prep! Have a great Rosh Hashanah ! 🌟❤️
Awww thank you so much! I truly truly appreciate you taking some of your very valuable time to write to me : I feel very honoured and I love connecting with you: we do have so many more similarities than we think! And I love that we are discovering them together! Xoxoxo
I am a traditional Christian from The Bahamas. I have been led to follow the 7 Jewish festivals in the book of Leviticus. Your videos are heaven sent because they will definitely help me along my journey. Shalom
The care you take in choosing food items is a testimony of your devotion and a marvelous example to all. My heart swells with gratitude for your example. ❤️
Wow, thank you Barb :) xoxox
Thank you for your affirmations! I'm not Jewish, but watching your videos makes me feel valued!
i am so happy you like it and please know i mean it with all my heart! xoxoxo
I love this wholesome content, it is so refreshing. I am not Jewish, (I grew up Baptist) but I love to learn about your religion and culture. I could listen to you speak for hours. I love your channel!
Sweet Beth thank you so so much for your kind words, they mean the world to me : thank YOU for being here and being so AMAZING! xoxoxo
BETH... I do genealogy as a passion. Donahue has Jewish roots bc Ireland and Scotland are from the House of David. You're part of the LOST TRIBES of Israel.
Highly recommend baking kale leaves with seasoning: most kids like kale chips, as the baking removes the bitter taste.
It also goes really well in soups.
Thank you for sharing your culture with us! It’s so interesting to see how every Walmart is catered to their community! Like mine, we’re Catholic and Mexican American so you see a lot of our goods too!
I am going to miss the live today. I am a volunteer at a Red Cross blood donation. I hope everyone has a wonderful day! I will watch later. 😍
you spread your amazingness to the world sweet KAren: i will see you later!
Happy Sunday
@@Poppy- I wish you the same, Poppy!
I love Rosh Hashanah. ❤ I'm not jewish but I absolutely love watching your videos. Your voice is so soothing . Love ❤ from the UK 🇬🇧 xx
thank you so so much Sharon:)
I love Rosh Hashanah! I’m actually an atheist, but I enjoy your videos and really appreciate your kind words at the end of them :)
i am so happy you like them :) they are said with all my heart!
Atheist?? What if your are wrong? Eternity is a long time. Jesus died for you! He took your sins on the cross so you could spend eternity in Heaven instead of Hell. Please give your heart to Him!
It’s always an added pleasure to see your daughters helping you. It brings back warm memories of mini shopping carts (sometimes hitting my ankles🙄), and the joy of teaching my 3 children to bake and cook.
So true Sarah, the ankle hitting is a a reality!
I love that you include the Ashkenazie version of traditional foods as well as Sephardic. When I was a child, I was told the pomegranate seeds were medicine by some older children who were just teasing, but to this day, I cannot eat the fruit of the pomegranate without it tasting bitter, or thinking it will taste like medicine. Silly, no?
I recently discovered that I'm Jewish through my mother's matrilineal line. Verdict is still out on my father's paternal line.
Turns out we're Ashkenazi. What's more is I am positive my mother knew this and hid it from us. No deathbed confession for us (adult) kids.
I'm on the path of trying to rediscover my roots. It's hard because she covered all traces to the best of her ability and kept us from extended family.
Talk about a shock going from "mmm bacon" to going "is this something my ancestors would really approve of?" XD
This late in my life and the life I'm living I can't undo some things (primarily my marriage), but there are other places I can absolutely change. Thank you for making Jewish life and traditions accessible to those of us who weren't raised in it.
Hi Timothy!
Wooowwww that is the basis for a movie/ thriller!
I am so happy you are discovering your roots now, it is never too late !
Please let me know if you have questions!
Welcome home Timothy ❤️
I love Rosh Hashanah and I’m a Christian who celebrates it with my family. This is our 5th year and we all love it. I love your videos because you describe the meanings behind customs and foods eaten and I’m learning. I’m using your challah recipe this year and I’ll let you know how it turned out.💗
i am so happy you found Joy in your celebrations:) If you need help with the recipes, please let me know!
I hope you will receive this as the blessing it is meant to be, despite the story that comes before.
I grew up in a very abusive home, and I was convinced that my worth was directly tied to what I did for others. I knew that I didn't love others that way, but I was also convinced that I was inherently unlovable. I was married before I understood how wrong that was. G.od was good to me and provided people in my life to love me and show me, with their love, that love is always unearned - given freely, without condition. This spring marked 24 years with my husband, and I couldn't have hoped for a better partner for my life.
All of the sob story aside, here is the blessing:
At the end of the video, when you speak life to us, when you tell us we are loved just as we are, I cry nearly every time. It is such a blessing to me to hear this with every video. It is such a beautiful truth, and hearing it brings life.
I pray that G.od blesses you with the sort of unconditional love you show in your videos and with which you bless me.
your comment touched my heart very very deeply.
You are Enough and you ARE loved just the way you are sweet Heather: Enjoy every minute with the love of your life: he is a lucky man to have you:) xoxoxo
@@frumitup ❤❤
Thank you for your video. I am a Muslim revert and am glad to learn about other religions and cultures. Keep up the good work!
I love Rosh Hashanah! Thank you for another wonderful video. I am not Jewish, orthodox or otherwise, but those things that you eat during Rush hashanah and the reason behind them make complete sense to me. The blessings are what everyone should seek from G-d, and I will remember this with the turning of the year for the next Rosh Hashanah. G-d bless you in all that you do.
I love watching your videos. I live in Morocco and am married to a Moroccan man and am fascinated by Moroccan Jewish food traditions (how I found you originally!) Your pomegranate trick is exactly how my in-laws peel theirs! I also had been wondering why swiss chard showed up in many Moroccan Jewish recipes but not really found in other recipes - you solved the puzzle for me!
I'm not Jewish, but my children's father, and their nana are Jewish from her dads side. I'm from Lebanon. Just about everything you purchased we buy as well. Not for the celebration, but to make meals. I just stumbled upon your channel,and love this so much. Thank you for sharing your culture with us, I learned so much. We also open the pomegranate same way. Happy Rosh Hashanah, and God bless your family.
Thank you for being here! We love and appreciate you!💝💖💝
I am praying your family is blessed beyond measure.
I so enjoy learning about your faith and traditions.
I think it is very important to let your loved ones know how much they mean to you by little gifts/items that they enjoy. My husband often comes home from running errands with my favorite candy bar. I will pick up his favorite snack when I am out and about.
awww Shawn I love hearing how your hubby treats you right: you deserve it! xoxoxox
@@frumitup thank you so much
Wishing you a blessed Rosh Hashanah. I love Israel so much though I'm proudly YORUBA. GOD BLESS THE NATIONS OF ISRAEL AND YORUBA.
Almost every time I go grocery shopping alone I grab something for my husband and stepkid. I’m always thinking of them, and little snacks and treats are my way of saying “Love you!”
I love Rosh Hashana!
I used to work in a restaurant and when we got in shipments of kale, I would say, "Kale, nobody eats kale." Because I personally never saw anyone order it.
Thank you for making all of these videos. I am part of a community that is trying to follow Torah better, and I often share your videos with the women.
hello my friend! I am so so happy to hear from you as i did not have the chance to read one of your messages for a while and i missed you:) Are you ok?
I sure hope so!
i Totally agree that kale fore me is not the easiest food to integrate in my family's diet!
thank you so much for sharing my videos with your friends: they are so lucky to have you as a friend as you care about them spiritually too:)
have a blessed day !
@@frumitup Thank you for your caring and well wishes, I am doing alright. The women love to learn from your videos how they can better organise their homes, prepare delicious meals for Shabbat, and helpful things like the Shabbat lamps. Thankfully my stove has a blech. Thank you for informing me about the slow cooker liners, it has helped make cleanup easier every week. The women really enjoyed your tichel video. Thank you, your video help teach and inspire others to love HaShem and live as he instructs. Thank you, and may you have a blessed day and upcoming High Holidays, and may you and your family be inscribed for a good year.
I am a convert who is alone and have never been to a rosh hoshanah dinner. This is fascinating to me. I only knew about apples and honey as foods that are eaten on these holidays. Can you please do a video on the foods that people eat after breaking the fast on Yom Kippur?
Here is an awesome website if you're interested and thank you for being here! Jaime is Chef in Israel. 💖💖 jamiegeller.com/holidays/genius-yom-kippur-break-fast-foods/
I am a Muslim and I love all your videos coz they motivate me.
thank you so much for this video! My parents did not choose to pass on many Jewish traditions to me, and this helps me so much!
I foster children, and I find that when there is a veggie they have issues eating I make them help me cook it. I would put a little coconut oil in a frying pan with the cleaned kale with some smoked salt, and let them try some spices and experiment with what tastes good to them. It helps teach them to cook on their own, and they're more likel
y to eat it shearly because they made it themselves!
I was here till the end!!! Thank you for explaining traditions. I love to learn about my faith through yours. May you continue to be blessed!
I LOVE Rosh Hashanah! Chopped kale can be hidden in ceaser/garden salad, or you can dehydrate them and then you can use them like dried herbs...that's what I do with my girls and they can't even tell! :)
ohhh sneaky sneaky Jenn! I LOVE IT!! hidden in the salad!
Also it works in pesto, or puree for chimmichirri on meat or vegetables or in salad dressing. Roasting kale in the oven with seasonings to make kale chips is a nice snack. It's also great in the food processor with a little aleppo pepper and honey to put with fish.
I would not invest $10 in a small bottle just to try it because doing so wouldn't make sense to me. Whether or not you yourself like to do it is, frankly, none of my business. However, I greatly appreciate how open and honest you are about Jewish culture and traditions, Sara.
Such a lovely video! I think that those little gestures, like buying a bag of sunflower seeds, are just as important as the grand ones. My husband and I are always buying candy for each other. It reminds us of when we were young and silly with hearts in our eyes.
Awwww he is a lucky man to have you Jenn ❤️❤️❤️
I hope your husband appreciated his snacks! My fiancé and I get little treats for each other all the time. We work opposite schedules so we don't get to see each other much, and it's a great way to take care of each other even when we're apart.
awww I love your love showing symbols through treats and little presents: your fiance is so lucky to have you and me i am lucky to have you too in my frum it up family :) xoxoxo thank you for being here!
Hi Sara, I can totally relate to you thinking about your husband and showing him that you love him by being thoughtful and remembering the little things that he likes!! It’s important! Yes after 32 years of marriage. Have a wonderful blessed holiday. 🥰
sweet Marina: your hubby is a lucky man since you continue doing this after 32 years ! you are amazing!
Thank you Sara!! Your also amazing!! 👍🏼😍
I am an African American Christian and I love to see the preparations for foods and faith traditions. If God willing, I will meet and marry Jewish. I keep myself pure. No bedroom dating at all for me. So, we'll see what The Creator has in His plans for my destiny.
Shalom and peace to Israel from Papua new guinea South Pacific.l am blessed you really taught me of what to really choose for the Feast of Roshashana l am blessed ShanaTovah
I take a lot of time choosing and selecting when I go to any shop por grocery store. Quality in what we eat it's important, so I totally understand you and I love the idiomatic references. It's fantastic to learn about your faith this way and the correct pronunciation. Thanks for sharing!
thank YOU for being here with an open heart sweet Romina! xoxoxo
I love Rosh Hashanah. Thank you for all of your videos. Blessings for you and your family
You are so welcome xoxox
I love Rosh Hashanah!, Your videos remind me to see the ,Lord in everything. Thank you
A good way to get anyone to eat kale is to make a delicious hamburger, potato, onion and kale soup. I make a cream soup but don't know if that works for you. Spices include paprika and red pepper flakes as well as salt, pepper and any other that makes the soup tasty. On another note, I love your videos both because I learn something new every time and I love the family interactions and love I see in every video.
Beautiful thank you for sharing!
My daughter loved kale chips
I used only Tuscan kale (lancinato kale) for this as the curly kind holds too much oil
Very quick and easy
just wash and dry very well the leaves of kale and remove the center stem
then overlap the halves and cut into chip size pieces
This next step is the most important one and often skipped: you need to massage the pieces with your fingertips with extra-virgin olive oil salt and if you want some pepper you just want a thin layer of oil on both sides of the kale leaves a light sheen not a drench!
Finally place each leaf in a single layer on a sheet pan in the center of a pre-heated 400 Fahrenheit oven until crispy 5-10 min
thank you so so much for your kind words and your recipes!
Hello, Sarah! New subscriber here :) I really enjoy watching your videos. I'm not Jewish myself, but I love learning about other faiths and cultures besides my own, and you do a great job of representing yours! It is also so sweet to see your little ones helping you do your shopping, you are blessed! Have a happy Rosh Hashanah :)
We have a very large vegetable garden, and one of the crops I harvest each year is Tuscan kale. There are plenty of ways we use it, but one of my favorites is to sauté it until it’s tender with olive oil, garlic, salt, pepper, and a splash of red or white wine vinegar. Just remember to cut the leaves away from the rib and slice them into thin strips, because otherwise they’ll risk burning in the pan and the bitterness will come out more. Good luck!
thank you dear Sarah. i m not jewish but i love ur videos and ur way of life. So inspiring ! Your family and friends are blessed to have u. May God protect you all.
My mom and grandma taught me how to pick the best fruits and vegetables... I always feel like I am the customer rearranging the fruits very carefully to get the most ideal ones! I like to make salads with kale (cut out the ribs, use my homemade vinaigrette) but my favorite way is stir frying cut ribbons of dinosaur kale (ribs removed) with a little oil and a dash of balsamic, salt, and pepper.
I love to pick up or make those special treats for loved ones and friends.
I love Rosh Hashanah!
aww your friends are so lucky to have you ! xoxoxo
and a big thank you for your help with the kale!
I love Rosh Hashanah! I just watched the video and I cannot wait to see all of the delicious dishes you will cook with all the ingredients. Love the tip for the pomegranate! 🍎🍏🍯❤ Honey and apples are so good together. Rosh Hashanah starts on my oldest daughter's birthday this year, a nice coincidence. Your daughter's did a wonderful job of picking out beautiful apples. I hope you and your family have a blessed week! 🙏❤
thank you so much Sweet Karen and a HAppy early B-Day for your babay!
@@frumitup Thank you!
I love Rosh Hashana🖤 Thanx for sharing your blessed life with us. Greeting from Finland 🖤
I love Rosh Hashanah! I just need to figure out what I am going to make for the 2nd night. Our first night is a community dinner with Chabad. We have a small community here, so it is so special to help put together a community celebration with our amazing Rebbetzin, and to have a beautiful dinner with everyone!
I love Rosh Hashanah ! I thoroughly enjoyed watching and learning about the significance of each item you shopped for ! I love how much I learn about Judaism from your videos ❤️
aww thank you so so much Raeshan:) you are so sweet:)xoxox
I find it so interesting to see the different ways to celebrate the New Year. So different in form, but equal in spirit of union and fraternity.
Your food looks wonderful, makes me want to eat it all hahahahahaha
Kisses from Brazil
xoxoxox thank you for being here SUzi!
I love Rosh Hashana, it always makes me think of my exchange partner from a Israel/Germany student exchange I participated in many years ago - she was born around Rosh Hashana and was named _Shani_ because of it ☺️
So interesting to learn about the flavours which go and may not go into Rosh Hashana dishes 🤓 🍎🍯
And oh my gosh - I have that very same IGA bag! 😄🍓
I love Rosh Hashanah! Thank you for sharing your video though I am not a Jew but I'm looking forward for all the holidays of Israel. Upon reading the Holy Bible, I've learned a lot that is why I love to visit your beautiful country the Holy Land.
Such a beautiful video of your religion and beliefs! As always loved every thing ! ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you sweet Elise ❤️❤️
Pesach remains my favorite holiday, but Rosh HaShanah and Hanukkah are neck and neck for the #2 spot.
I LOVE Rosh HaShanah! I make an apple cake and an apple honey cake each year. It’s such a special treat, because I _ONLY_ make it for Rosh HaShanah. I love decorating the house for fall to prepare for the run up to Sukkot. 🍁 🍂 🍃 🍎 🍯 🍏 🍃 🍂 🍁
Shana Tovah Umetukah to you and your lovely family, Sarah! 💕
I LOVE PESACH TOO! xoxo we are sisters!! xoxoxo
I love Rash Hashanah! I am single right now, however, I loved getting little gifts for my Beloved and receiving them as well. Thank you for taking me along as you carefully and lovingly choose food for your celebration. I can't wait for part two! As always, you are a bright light of joy in my life🥰
Thank you for this video, it's my first Rosh HaShana as a married woman and my husband's family is coming!
I love rosh hashanna. Thank you for showing what your people eat during the holidays xx
thank you so much Elizabeth Ane for being here! xoxoxo
You were not alone at the end. You are lovely and thank you for taking time out to share so much with us all. Hugs x
The best, sweetest meat in the fish is in the cheeks. If you have a fishmonger near you, they often use large red snapper or grouper fish, and cut steaks or fillets off the large fish. The heads are great to grill or cook on the stove to make a fish based soup. The cheeks are the best meat and very sweet.
you have taught me somehting today ! xoxox
@@frumitup Another great fish meat is Halibut cheeks. They cut them out from the bony head where the cheeks are. They are delicious, supermarkets would not have these items as they buy fish fileted already. I used to manage a seafood restaurant and shopped in the NY Fulton Fish Market for fish.
My husband is Moroccan I am american Jewish but I will be making this for him looks great
I am happy it can help! Labriut!
I love your new year tradition. For New Years my family has traditional foods to eat too. We eat black eye peas, collard greens, and cornbread. I love hearing about yours.
aww i love to hear about yours sweetie!
I’m South Carolina lowcountry on my mom’s side and we celebrate New Year’s Day with collard greens, cornbread, and Hoppin’ John served over rice for the dinner that night.
For those who don’t know, Hoppin’ John is black-eyed peas cooked with garlic, onions, a splash of hot sauce, and bacon or ham (I know, it’s not kosher-I’m so sorry Sara, I’ll see if I can find a way to adapt it to your needs if you like). It’s a southern tradition for New Year’s Day to eat this dish and ensure good luck for your family. The collards symbolize money, the Hoppin’ John is for good luck, and the cornbread’s gold color speaks for itself!
And being Wiccan, we eat pomegranates as part of our Samhain feast celebrating the final harvest of the season, honoring our ancestors and paying our respects to the spirits of those who have crossed over during the year, and also because of the pomegranate’s connection to the season with the Greek myth of Hades and Persephone. They’re delicious, and a wonderful treat we look forward to!
I am so happy that "H' answered your prayer for Honey. I often pray for small favors and am rewarded by Him . He is merciful. May you have a Blessed New Year and an enjoyable time with family.
Thank you so much for your warm wishes ❤️
PS out latest cat was called spot ❤️❤️❤️
I Love Rosh Hashanah! I think that is wonderful and shows how much you love your spouse by getting them little surprises sometimes; even if it is just something small.My husband and I are always doing that for each other.
awww I love to hear that! he is so lucky to have you!
I loved all the reasons you eat certain foods. Your girls ate so precious helping you, I miss those days with my daughter. Thank you for all your knowledge; I love learning about your Jewish life.
Awww thank you sweet Shelley ❤️❤️❤️
I love Rosh Hashanah, your girls are grown up so much! Wishing you and your family a sweet new year x
thank G.od: over the summer! pfffffff like bamboo shoots!
I love Rosh Hashanah! Thank you for sharing your traditions and recipes. I love seeing you make Challah and want to try making it. May you and your family be blessed with a sweet new year!
thank you so so much Teresa! xoxoxo
For your kids and the kale, I love making crispy roasted kale chips in the oven! There are Pinterest receipts on this, but basically you lightly massage oil into the kale, season w salt and whatever other seasonings you’d like (I usually do salt and garlic powder) and roast them according to the recipe. I don’t really like plain kale but I love homemade kale chips!!
This is a lovely video. Although I am not Jewish- or religious at all, you remind me that no matter our culture we all have so much in common as fellow humans. Like you I too check produce very carefully, I want to choose the freshest for my family. And yes I buy little things for my husband too, just simple things like his favourite olives, he does the same for me, he will buy me my favourite fruit or locally made chilli jam. This way of expressing love goes so mJust to show her love and much deeper than giving " I love you cards" or balloons, and although we speak to each other of our feelings, some acts of service or giving are so special. On a cold frosty morning i often go out to find my husband has scraped the ice from my car windshield before scraping his own, then setting off to work- despite it being 7am, dark and cold. I extend these acts to my ( now adult) children too. My daughter is an ICU nurse, works very long shifts, but visits me regularly. I love to support and nurture her- good food, cuddles, she will sometimes take a nap in her childhood bedroom, and I will nip out to put fuel in her car and check her tyre pressure. Just t lighten her load a little. And I like to think this act of loving service to her will somehow be passed on to the patients she cares for., even if just a little. When we show or give our love to others these ripples spead out and touch many.
Omgosh I don't think I could do the head of a lamb! I love watching your shopping videos! You always teach me new ways to pick out produce. I love Rosh Hashanah!! 💜
You are so welcome!
It was such a beautiful, informative, and meaningful video. I loved how you explained all the symbols and stories behind each item that you choose to eat. I'm sure it makes it more joyful for you and your dear family when you eat them knowing the blessings they bring. God bless you all ❤️
Glad you enjoyed it! yes the more meaning the more we feel happy to do our seder :)
I love Rosh Hashanah!
My two best friends are women that were my roommates in college. We graduated in 2000, and I live two states away from them, so I don't get to see them as much as I would like. But we text every day, and when we get together it is like no time has passed. I feel so lucky to have these women in my life. As I move into middle age, I realize the importance of having friends who knew me when I was young, and who have grown in their own lives like I have. I believe God gave these wonderful friends to me, and they are more like sisters to me. I love them with all my heart and make sure to tell them so. 🥰
I love Rosh Hashanah & your adventures, so much fun to follow along as you treasure hunt for your items & discover the lil items that will bring Joy to you Hubbie as well. Blessings sending blessings 💕
This video is over-the-top beautiful! It encompasses the true spirit of Rosh Hashanah simanim foods. I’m so inspired to serve these meaningful foods at our RH meal. Thank you ❤️🐠🥕🍎
awwwww you are the reason why i do my videos:) I had a feeling that this video had a higher chance of not going to do so well because it is not about recipes or round challah but i really wanted to infuse the foods we ill eat with spirituality so we can transmit to our menus and preparations for RH. I know it is not for everyone but if you liked it : it made all worth it!
The Greeks throw the pomegranate seeds outside of the house on New Years to bring them good luck as the amount of seeds in the pomegranate.
that is so interesting ! thank you for the info:)
Kale is wondeful in a salad, shredded very thin, with a sweet vinaigrette and dried cherries. 😊 My 5 kiddos love this salad.
I am impressed that in Walmart you got products from Israel ❤❤❤ really lovely. Thank you for your videos and shana tova umetuka 5784! 💝🍎🍯🍭 greetings from Berlin/Germany
I love Rosh Hashanah and really appreciate all the explanations for the different foods and the mentions of where the Ashkenazi tradition varies from the Sephardic. In life in general, I often find the “why” more fascinating than the “what”.
Have you thought about kale chips, turning the tough, bitter vegetable into a fun snack? Cut the tough stems out, tear to desired “chip” size, toss with oil of choice (just 1 tablespoon per head), and bake at 325F for 20-25 minutes on a parchment-lined baking sheet, flipping the kale halfway through, or 325F in an air fryer for 5-7 minutes, tossing halfway through. When crisp, remove from oven and toss with salt and any other desired seasonings. I am not a kale fan but find kale chips delicious, and these are low fat and low calorie.
Or maybe a kale salad with a hummus-based dressing. Massage the dressing into the salad until you feel it submit 🤣 and add apple slices, pomegranate seeds, maybe orange slices. If your kids love the dressing and there is enough fruit, they might like it.
I LOVE YOU and your kale submission!! LOOLL!! xoxoxo
I love Rosh Hashanah and this wonderful video too! Your kiddos were such great helpers shopping for the holiday, they looked to enjoy checking out of Walmart… Such fun! Thanks for another great video 😁
Thank you so much Cheryl! xoxoxo
I love how you celebrate Rosh hashanah. It was wonderful to see how you all patiently went through the produce section to choose the best veggies and fruits for your celebration. I love your videos and in so enjoying learning about your family.
Medjool dates are like nature's caramel... so sweet and rich!!
Aww hi Sara , what an amazing video , always love watching and learning about the Jewish holidays , the food looked so yummy , thank you as always for sharing your amazing content , happy Rosh Hashanah to you and your family hope you enjoy your celebrations , from you’re follower in England 😊
aww thank you so much for being here! xoxoxo
I just love your videos!! I’m learning so much and look forward to every one❤
Awesome! Thank you!
"I LOVE ROSH haSHANA"!THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR YOUR VIDEO,AND FOR SHARING YOUR CUSTOMS IN YOUR FAMILY! I'M LOOKING FORWARD FOR YOUR NEXT VIDEO,TO LEARN MORE ABOUT ALL THE DELICIOUS RECIPES YOU MAKE FOR YOUR BEAUTIFUL FAMILY! THANK YOU FOR YOUR KIND WORDS,AND,AS ALWAYS, MAY HASHEM BLESS YOU AND ALL YOUR LOVED ONES, ALWAYS AMEN ve AMEN!!!💝💖💗😘🤗🥰
thank you my loveliest Judith- Josephina: May G.od pave your way with peace and success :) xoxoxo
I love Rosh Hashanah! Thank you for teaching me about being intentional in choosing foods. I have incorporated that into my shopping and not only do I feel like I waste less, I also feel better about what we consume. I also purchase items for my husband that he enjoys. I even slip them into his lunchbox. This Roman Catholic girl wishes you l'shanah tovah!
I love Rosh Ha Shana! Hello Sara Malka, thank you again for another inspiring video. Since I found your channel a couple of months ago I am paying much more attention in the produce section of the grocery store to make sure there are no bugs on the produce. Looking forward to your next video as we will be hosting guests on Rosh Ha Shana. ;-) Lots of love and shavua tov, Miriam
thank you so much Miriam for your kind words and shavua tov to you and your family as well :) xpxpxpx
Thank you for your videos, you are so encouraging and kind. May you and your family have a very blessed and prosperous New Year.
amen Beth :) xoxox
I'm so glad your my friend! I love Rosh Hashanah
I love Rosh Hashana! Hello Miss Sara, I've enjoyed your video once again. Something my fiancé and I do for one another is complete little tasks or bring little favorite things to each other. I know it is a gesture of love and of thinking of each other. I'm glad you've mentioned it here as sometimes I forget to rejoice in those little things and be grateful for all my Michael does for me already. I can't wait to be married to him! Your tips are always so appreciated. You think of things that are interesting and helpful. Peace and blessings to you and your family.