Shabbat can be the hardest day of the week to keep carbohydrate and sugar consumption at moderate, healthy levels. Challah, cakes, and dips are the obvious challenges. Sugar-rich salad dressings, chicken or meat cooked in sugary sauces, wraps and cholent can be very high in carbohydrates and can deceive even those with the best intentions.
The following menu revolves around protein rich food and fresh produce, light salad dressings and even a classic (but healthier version) fruit crisp.
Related: A Paleo Shabbat Menu
You can feel free to use raw salmon or tuna in this recipe, but it is equally delicious with smoked salmon, which may be more acceptable to some people.
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Skip the ice cream when serving this light version of the classic fruit crisp.
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