After the Yom Kippur fast, try these quick and delicious break-the-fast recipes. Make sure to have all the ingredients on hand in your kitchen before the fast begins, so you can whip up these elegant dishes in just a few minutes.
On this break-the-fast menu:
- Brie with Infused Honey and Crusty Bread
- Mediterranean Jack Omelet
- Skillet Potatoes
- Three Bean Salad
- Poached Pears
You can also use this menu for brunch anytime!
Perfect for a small family break the fast or make a few omelets ahead and reheat to serve.
Brie With Infused Honey and Crusty Bread
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What is your favorite thing to eat after a fast? Tell us in the comments.
Help! I am not Jewish, however my boyfriend and many other friends are. As with the Jewish faith, my Christian faith calls for service. I was thinking; since I can cook all day while my friends are at service and fasting, what would be a fantastic Break-the-fast menu that still serves the traditions? Last year I made salmon cakes, a vegetable torte and Challah Bread Pudding. I want to keep traditions, but be able to serve my friends in a fantastic way. Please let me know. I’ve searched the internet over for recipes yet they are all the same simple/fast things. I am just afraid I will make something that is not allowed.
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Pasta. Actually have a running joke with a friend where we’ll start a conversation after a fast with, “Hows the lasagna?”
I like fish and bagels
I usually make a dairy soup like creamy mushroom or french onion and scrambled eggs and good bread and butter.