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Asian Shiitake Mushroom Soup
Sweet and Pungent Asian Roast
Pumpkin Cookies
Shabbat Menu – Autumn Lamb Stew
In one of the most dramatic cooking adventures in the Torah, Isaac asks his son Esau to go to the field, hunt game and prepare a meal prior to receiving his firstborn blessing. Rebecca intercedes and orchestrates a clever ruse, asking Jacob to bring a lamb from their flock so she can prepare the meal for Isaac. Jacob would wear the clothes of Isaac and receive the blessing in place of his brother. If you are trying to imagine a stew so delicious that Isaac would willingly bestow his blessing on Jacob before Esau’s arrival, this Autumn Lamb Stew would be it!
For last year’s parsha Toldot menu with Red Lentil Stew click here.
Grated Zucchini & Potato Pancake with Smoked...
Couscous With Carrots, Walnuts, and Raisins
Mocha Tortoni Mousse
Shabbat Menu – Buffalo Sliders with Crispy...
When Eliezer is sent by Abraham to seek out a wife for Isaac, Eliezer comes upon a well of water tended by the beautiful Rebecca. Rebecca shows the graciousness and hospitality befitting a matriarch of the Jewish people and is rewarded with gold and silver jewelry and clothing and the promise of marriage. If you like our Shabbat menu, then you shoulda put a ring on it… like we do with our Buffalo Sliders with Crispy Onion Rings.
For last year’s Shabbat Menu for Chayei Sarah click here.
Deconstructed Apple Pie
Shabbat Menu – Chicken in a Salt Crust
It is little wonder that there are so many Jewish lawyers. Abraham’s negotiations with God over the fate of Sodom and Gomorroh and his demand for righteousness and justice have been echoed for centuries by Jewish leaders of courage and conviction. In the end, Sodom and Gomorroh are beyond redemption and the cities are destroyed. Lot and his family are given the chance to flee and start a new life, but Lot’s wife looks back and is turned into a pillar of salt. This week we remember this dramatic story with a Shabbat menu that will “turn around” your ordinary Shabbat dinner into something salt-sational!
or try my favorite Dark Chocolate Salted Cookies with Cacao Nibs
For last year’s Vayera Menu click here.


















