What are some easy food and drink ideas for Jewish Shavuot?
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1. Blintz Souffle is a 20th Century American recipe that is easy to make and crowd pleasing and is a perfect dish to serve.
2. Cheesy Tuna Pie is a favorite recipe at home and in the neighborhood of Israel as well. It is the most sought after recipes that everyone asks for after eating Sabbath lunch.
3. Corn Casserole is made up of corn, mushrooms and that are hard-boiled and mixed with cream sauce with a touch of mustard.
4. Creamed Potato Squash bake which is from Nessie Fisher, owner of Nessie Desserts said that Shavuot is rich in meaning and symbolism like this meal dish that is rich and flavorful in taste.
5. Crustless Quiche is easiest quiche to make in the world without compromising on the flavor. This is commonly served in Shavout and after fast days.
6. Egg Souffle is light cheesy egg souffle and best served with bagels and fruit salad.
7. Eggplant parmesan is a popular dish on Shavout for Israelis love eggplant because it is economical, versatile, and easy to prepare. Aside from this it is easy to make and you can use spaghetti sauce if you like to prepare this.
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http://judaism.about.com/od/holidays/a/whydairyonshavuot.htm
See below for a menu and more ideas:
http://kosherfood.about.com/od/shavuot/a/shavuot_menu.htm
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So because of no slaughtering, only dairy and its non cooked kind was available. Milk, farmer cheeses, in some cases eggs. So tradition dictates a dairy diet. and those things that woudl not be considerdd meat from an animal. sucha s almonds, olives,fruits like dates figs, sesame seed cakes etc were all that was eaten while we learned of the laws and the torah.
On Kashruth law: or kashruth halacha Cheesy Tuna Casserole would not be considered Kosher by any means. You are combining milk and some sort of meat.
The best way to get an idea of what type of Shavout foods to eat is to visit
http://www.chabad.org/holidays/shavuot/default_cdo/jewish/Shavuot.htm
http://www.chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/32627/jewish/Recipes.htm
Chabad.org Holidays website on Shavuot
http://www.chabad.org/holidays/shavuot/default_cdo/jewish/Shavuot.htm
http://www.chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/32627/jewish/Recipes.htm
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