Jacob leaves Beersheva following the theft of Esau’s birthright and spends a long, lonely night in the desert. Unsure about his future and fearful over his brother’s wrath, Jacob dreams of a ladder with angels rising and descending to earth. Jacob is reassured that Hashem is still with him and he will inherit the promises made to Isaac and Avraham.
Now that I am living in Beersheva I have some recent favorites, so this menu reflects my Beersheva favorites.
I am enjoying the warmth of a savory butternut squash soup that I top with Roasted Chickpeas and the flavor of the day, cumin works nice.
Get the kibbeh flavor without all the oil or all the work. I have even made this in the slow cooker with mushrooms and ground chicken, it is versatile and comes out amazing every time.
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These flavorful roasted carrots pair perfectly with the kibbeh and extra tahini.
If you want one more dish, try some roasted potatoes with the flavorful matbucha.
I have not been making my own, but I have been enjoying the Israeli halva, so this week make it or buy it and enjoy with a nice hot cup of nana tea.
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