When you think of the world’s great winemakers, Noah might not be the first name that comes to mind. After the flood and the destruction of humanity, Noah and his family is spared and granted the opportunity to repopulate the earth and restore order to the world. Noah decides to plant a vineyard and becomes the first and most famous winemaker in human history. This week we share a grape-tasting Shabbat menu that celebrates the fruit of the vine.
The Weekly Challah
Yes, there is wine in this soup and fake crab (don’t worry it is kosher) and yummy.
Grilled Chicken with Grape Skewers
Grill these skewers so that the chicken will get all that grapey flavor.
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Two kids now, everything changes. 🙂
That rice makes me wish I hadn’t already made my rice for dinner tonight… oh well… next week. By the way, we’re making Friday night AND lunch this week – how times have changed.
I love the galette and cauliflower! Yum!