Kosher Thanksgiving Recipes
~plus, a headstart on Shabbos with two Thanksgiving menus
~plus, a headstart on Shabbos with two Thanksgiving menus
The magazines, of course. It's amazing how many ways there are to photograph a turkey! So much fuss for one meal. Shabbat observant Jews who prepare multi course meals for ten or more people every week marvel at all the marketing that goes in to this one event.
How to Make Thanksgiving Kosher
One Jewish approach to Thanksgiving is for those who prefer to avoid an extra day of cooking, serving and overeating. They slide Thursday's Thanksgiving feast into the Shabbat meal on Friday night. Others may appreciate that extra day off more traditionally, as a relaxed time to visit with family and friends who live far away or lead different kinds of lives. Many communities offer a Yom Iyun, a day dedicated to extra Torah study, making the best possible use for those with this weekday off.
Sometimes the question may arise, Is Thanksgiving Jewish? And there's a very good answer here. Meanwhile, The Kosher Channel has some wonderful kosher Thanksgiving recipes and menus for you~So read on!
November: It's that time to surf and search for the best and easiest kosher Thanksgiving recipes. The chill is in the air, leaves golden and glowing in all their glory, the days are shorter. But how do we really know it's November?
kosher Thanksgiving recipes for a scrumptious Turkey day~recipes that lay the foundation for a truly noble Shabbos table
now that's
~Queen in the Kitchen style!~
The Soup:
THE MAIN EVENT
Menu I~Thanksgiving with a Southern Drawl:
Southern Style Turkey and Gravy (hay ya'll, it's kosher!)
Dixie Corn Dollar Recipe with Honey Mustard Sauce
The Main Event Menu II~
A Kosher Thanksgiving, Traditional Menu:
Traditional Kosher Thanksgiving Turkey Recipe
Queen in the Kitchen Challah Dressing
Toasted Barley and Pecan Pilaf
Braised Carrots in Marsala Wine
Garlic, Onion & Poppyseed Twirls
SAVOR THE SWEET ENDING
Moist Banana Bread
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L'Koved Shabbos Kodesh
Thursday's Thanksgiving feast becomes the backbone of the
Shabbat meal~meals of delight and refinement
suited to the nobility of the day.
...& HERE'S how to do it......
the Queen in the Kitchen way!~
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You'll find delicious everyday "Cook-Once-Eat-Twice" kosher recipes and menus on The Kosher Channel here.