Shabbat Shemini
Torah: Leviticus 9:1 - 11:47
Haftarah: II Samuel 6:1 - 7:17
“Ess Gezunt – Eat in Good Health”
Dear Friends,
Food is such an important part of Jewish life. From Shabbat to
festival celebrations to Sunday brunch, we love our matzah balls, chicken soup,
challah, bagels, lox, corned beef and pastrami and so much more. Judaism does
indeed share a very special relationship with food. Yet, Jewish food is not
just Ashkenazi style from eastern Europe.
Authentic Jewish foods come from every corner of the globe!
There are so
many wonderful new Jewish cookbooks available to show you how to prepare Jewish
delicacies. These cookbooks represent
the cuisine of Jewish communities from all over the world. Interestingly, a new movie featuring
celebrity chef Michael Solomonov called “In Search of Israeli Cuisine” concludes
that modern Israeli cuisine is a fusion of international styles tweaked with a
Jewish style. Thus, all forms of Jewish cooking have found a home in the new
Israeli style.
Food is such
an important part of Jewish life. Try
some new recipes and “Ess Gezunt – Eat in good health.”
Shabbat
shalom,
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