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  • Finelly
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    • Jun 20, 2005
    • 2460

    #1

    High Holy Days are coming

    All right, fellow Jewish Atkineers........the High Holy Days are coming and we all need recipes for Rosh Hashana dinner and the YK break fast.

    Anyone got any?
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  • Bugaboo
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    • Mar 11, 2004
    • 3098

    #2
    Re: High Holy Days are coming

    I'm a Catholic and am always searching for more education...what are "High Holy Days"? Honestly...this is curiousity...something to tuck away for future reference. I'd love to hear the recipes as well! Get it going people!
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    • Finelly
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      • Jun 20, 2005
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      Re: High Holy Days are coming

      The High Holy Days are Rosh Hashanah, which is the Jewish new year, and Yom Kippur, the day of Atonement, which comes 10 days after.

      Rosh Hashanah is a two-day affair which involves going to synagogue and having lavish dinners. We're talking brisket, mashed potatoes, kugel (noodle pudding), apples and honey, honey cake, glazed carrots, gefilte fish, matzo ball soup, challah (braided egg bread)....all the jewish soul food!

      Yom Kippur is a day where we fast from the evening until the next evening. THen we have a big "break fast" meal: challah, bagels, gefilte fish, salmon, cream cheese, chopped liver, kugel, etc. etc. (Often a dairy meal)
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      • MotherOfGizmo
        • Apr 01, 2004
        • 13388

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        • MotherOfGizmo
          • Apr 01, 2004
          • 13388

          #5
          Re: High Holy Days are coming

          Here is a list of some low carb products that are Kosher



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          • 2big4mysize
            • Apr 25, 2003
            • 20829

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            Re: High Holy Days are coming

            there is a Jewish diabetic low carb site that Dana Carpender often refers to in her holdthetoast newsletters but I've never found its website. But this is a good one very kosher http://www.jewishdiabetes.org/medissues.html

            here is Rosh Hashanah done low carb http://sheknows.com/about/look/4298.htm
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            • not2late
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              • May 09, 2003
              • 14677

              #7
              Re: High Holy Days are coming

              Originally posted by 2big4mysize
              there is a Jewish diabetic low carb site that Dana Carpender often refers to in her holdthetoast newsletters but I've never found its website.


              The Kosher low carb section is a YahooGroup.

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              • Bugaboo
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                • Mar 11, 2004
                • 3098

                #8
                Re: High Holy Days are coming

                Thanks for the explanation Finelly...I knew the names of those but never really knew much about them. I could see how it would be hard eating during those Holy Days. Wow. Jewish soul food was a good explanation!
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                • Weighless
                  • Aug 13, 2004
                  • 317

                  #9
                  Re: High Holy Days are coming

                  Maybe here?

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