Food is a source of sustenance and pleasure. It brings us together around the table for holiday feasts and simple weekday meals. Baking challah with an old family recipe reminds us how food connects us to time and tradition. Trying an international dish at a new restaurant or growing our own tomatoes can show us the complex relationship between food and place. All of this is remarkable, providing so many reasons to pause and offer a blessing.
“I believe that my body is worth nourishing”
Grace after meals with humanistic language
Tofu, ice cream, beer, and liquor are new symbolic foods that reference this past year
Mizrachi-Sephardi recipes, blessings & kavannot for 5781
“This is the story of how our bread came to be…”
A mindful alternative blessing before eating
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