My husband and I are often invited to share Shabbos and Yom Tov meals with a particular family in the Old City of Jerusalem who are bastions of hachnasas orchim, hosting guests. Their Shabbos table usually overflows with visitors. Often their guests have never seen a Shabbos table, while another may have raised an observant family based on one life-altering encounter with our host decades ago.
I don’t even ask what I can bring to the meal anymore, I know a couple of simple side dishes are more appreciated by these excellent cooks than an exquisite bottle of wine....
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