HAPPY PURIM FROM KOSHER CREATE
HAPPY PURIM FROM KOSHER CREATE
Celebrate Purim with Kosher Create’s healthy goodies!
Planning a festive meal? Looking for ideas for Mishloach Manot?
This post was made with you in mind. Click on the links at the bottom of the post to find out more. Enjoy!
PURIM – A CAUSE FOR CELEBRARTION
Purim commemorates the deliverance of the Persian Jews from a plot to destroy them. Megilat Esther, The Scrolls of Esther in the Jewish Holy Scriptures, unfolds the dramatic story.
THE STORY OF ESTHER
A Jewess named Hadassah becomes Esther, the crowned Queen of Persia, and saves the entire Persian Jewish community from pending doom.
The king’s chief advisor Hamman schemes to destroy all the Jews in the kingdom. With the king’s approval a date is set – the 13th day of the month Adar. Prompted by her uncle
Mordechi, Esther convinces the king to rescue her people from that fate.
WHEN IS PURIM CELEBRATED?
Purim is observed on the 14th day of the Jewish month Adar, although in Jerusalem it is celebrated on the 15th.
THE CUSTOMS OF PURIM
Purim is a joyous holiday characterized by the animated reading of Megilat Esther in synagogues throughout the world. It is customary to create a loud noise using a special noisemaker, ra-ashan, whenever Haman’s name is mentioned. Mishloach Manot, mutual gifts of food and drink, are given as is charity to the poor. There is a celebratory meal, the drinking of wine and the wearing of masks and costumes.
HAMANTASHEN – A BELOVED PURIM TRADITIONAL TREAT
The awaited treat of Purim is a triangular pastry bursting with sweet delight.
Kosher Create’s Date Hamantashen Recipe will help you create a pastry that is unique, healthy and nutrient rich!
They are a welcome addition to Mishloach Manot, the mutual gifts of food and drink distributed on the holiday. Below is a list of other healthy treats that would add to the gift. Just click on the recipe of your choice. Enjoy!
PURIM TREATS – DAIRY FREE PARVE
Peanut Butter Cookies – With A Cherry On Top
FESTIVE MEAL
Wholegrain Honey Raisin Challah
Roasted Chicken & Apple Flower or
Chicken Soup with Semolina Dumplings
Kugel – Apple Noodle Casserole
VEGETARIAN FEAST
Wholegrain Spelt Vegan Challah
Sweet Potato & Cottage Cheese Mini Kugel
VEGAN & GLUTEN FREE OPTIONS
Lentil Spread – Vegan “Chopped Liver”
Chag Shameach from Kosher Create!
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