You know that summer is officially over when it’s time to prep for the Jewish Holidays. At least in my house anyway. Time to wind it down and ready myself. The first night of Rosh Hashana is Friday September 15 this year. Yom Kippur starts on Sunday September 24.
It’s still summer and hard to wrap your head around it but before you know it it will be here.
Once again I will write up a list of recipes for you to check out and one by one I will try and post as many as I can for you.
Enjoy your families and have a Happy Healthy New Year from our house to yours. Remember if you have any questions get in touch either through this website or my instagram or facebook — DM me and I will try and get back to you as soon as possible. I will also be posting Rosh Hashana recipes on Cooking with Candi. Check out my instagram for daily posts. I may try and add a few new recipes here but for now this is the tried and true “oldies but goodies” version.
I am on Instagram as Cookingwithcandi and FB — I try and respond promptly . Also you can just ask questions in the comment section of my blog.
Shanah Tovah
Recipes:
Un- stuffed Cabbage — I highly recommend this delicious main dish — pretty simple to make and beats trying to make stuffed cabbage but tastes just as good.
Happy New Year Brisket— Brisket is always a winner and this one never fails
Chicken Marbella— probably one of my most favorite Chicken Holiday Dishes
Honey Roasted Chicken— equally delicious and a little different flavor
Old School Meatballs— yummy Sweet and Sour meatballs sure to please whole family
A Noodle Pudding from Ellen-– another delicious kugel from an old friend and great cook
Another Noodle Pudding from Marcy — this one’s excellent if you’re looking for a kosher non-dairy kugel
Noodle Pudding with Apricot Nectar— probably one of the best kugels of all time
Noodle Pudding from Julie— delicious as well
Mushroom Barley-– check out this delicious side dish — everyone loves this all year round
Kasha Varnishkes— a crowd favorite and an old school recipe — perfect comfort food
Julie’s Honey Cake— another winner from a great cook
Grandma Sally’s Mandel Bread-– also from a friend and a wonderful recip
Applesauce and Raisin Cake — sweet and delicious as your new year should be
Don’t let the Apples go Bad Cake-– simple and delicious perfect for the Jewish New Year
Cooking with Candi 
Hi Candi
There is a typo here. Roshashana, first night this year is Friday 9/15. I look forward to cooking all my usual Candi recipes!
Happy Holidays
Raena
I stand corrected and fixed it we’re doing it saturday that’s why confusion 🤣🤣 Happy Healthy New Year
just coming to your house….
why should i (over)exert myself?
Happy Healthy New Year!
❤️
Randi G. Butwin
😂😂😂 good idea 👍🏻
and Happy Healthy to you as well
Hi Candi,
Hope all is going well.
FYI – First night of Rosh Hashannah is Friday The 15th not Saturday, this year.
Hope your holiday is wonderful.
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Oh I fixed it thanks had the right date and wrong night 😘😘
Happy Healthy to u too and we’re doing saturday night which is why the confusion 🤣🤣
Happy healthy New Year 🍎
Good morning!
I love all your recipes!
This email doesn’t allow me to click on all your delicious recipes!
Please resend so I can open up your recipes!
Thanks so much,
Laurie Wilkins
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If you subscribed (free of course) you can go into my site and put in the search box the name of the recipe you’d like to see. Or google the name of the recipe along with cooking with Candi. Unfortunately you can’t click on the names of the recipes. I will be posting daily some Rosh Hashanah recipes and if you go into those recipes and you’re in my site you can search for others. Happy Healthy New Year!