Shabbat Swaps: Best Hacks When You’re Missing Ingredients
If you’re anything like the OneTable Team, you spend the week before each Shabbat dinner scouring the Internet (oh hey, Bon Appetit) for the perfect recipes to make your guests. And if you’re anything like the [...]
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[Slow] Cookin’ up Shabbat
We know it can be daunting to prepare a meal for Friday night. How will you cook everything after a long workday? How can you ensure your dishes are perfectly timed and nice and hot [...]
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Here’s The Challah Recipe You Should Be Making Based On Your Zodiac Sign
Lemme hear a holla for that challah! Which kind, you might ask? It’s all up to the stars, we answer. Aries ZAATAR AND OLIVE | A challah as spicy as your personality. The zaatar spread [...]
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Take It Outside
It’s summer, so why not bring your Shabbat dinner outdoors? Here are some tips + tricks for your next al fresco Shabbat, whether you’re camping or at a music festival — make Shabbat a nourishing [...]
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Summertime Sippin’ | Cucumber Mint Juleps
There are many different ways to make this recipe, but it came about because I received cucumbers in my Ugly CSA box, and had to come up with something to make sure nothing went to [...]
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TableSide with Mandylicious Challah
Mandy Silverman grew up in St. Louis, went to college in Ann Arbor (Go Blue!), and started Mandylicious nearly 6 years ago in Sharon, MA. Her one-of-a-kind challah and babka inventions are stuffed or topped [...]
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Flavors of the Past | Diana in Denver
Diana Lizmi is a Texas native who loves all things food — you can find her cooking and baking for friends and winning hearts through full bellies. She grew up in a Morrocan and Lebanese [...]
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Moroccan Chicken with Lemons and Olives
My mom grew up in Morocco, which means during the holidays I ate kofta (or as my mom says, kfita) instead of brisket, chickpea-squash soup instead of matzo balls, and a bright yellow chicken instead [...]
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Get In the Winter Spirit(s)
Imagine walking into a Shabbat dinner and be offered a delicious warm cocktail. You’d immediately shake off that cold winter weather, ease into the relaxing Shabbat spirit and be ready to meet and greet friends. [...]
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