Tag: Sukkot planning

Sukkot hacks and tricks

Sukkot is kind of a strange holiday – go live in a hut just outside your comfy house? But we do it, anyway. There’s obviously a lot more to it! Eating and living in the sukkah means a lot of trips in and out of the house and a few logistical issues. To make that …

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Sukkot resources and links 2020

Some ideas for Sukkot (Sukkos? Succos?) 2020.

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Sukkot menu 2020

A look at what we’ll be eating in our sukkah, 2020 version – and links and ideas, too!

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Sukkot – links, resources, and menu ideas (oh my!)

I hope everyone had an easy and meaningful fast! Now that we’re ended Yom Kippur, we are ready to jump right back into more mitzvot. It’s time to get ready for Sukkot! Sukkot is a harvest festival where we live (eat, some sleep) in booths – flimsy, temporary dwellings with a roof where you can …

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Sukkot superpage!

Here are my oldest two in our Sukkah in 2011 – I just love this photo! Sukkot (or Sukkos, or Succos…) Sukkot 2011 plan (and checklists) Sukkot Menu Template (with total cooking plan, blank grocery list, and staples) Sukkot Menu plan (2011), (2012) and (2013) Sukkot checklist (for before candlelighting) Here are some posts that might be useful for …

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Sukkot menu 2013

My menu is done. This year is a little strange since we’re in a pop up sukkah in another country, and with just a few guests – and those are all family! These holidays are another set of three days outside of Israel. We should have good news and some upheaval sometime here, which makes …

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Sukkot wrap up

Welcome back to real life! It’s been a month of spiritual highs, celebration, singing, drowning in a sea of laundry, and  food, food, and more food! But now we’re coming down, and it’s time to get back to a regular rhythm. While the machines are going (right now, there’s my dishwasher, washing machine, dryer, and …

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Tips for making Sukkot easier

(Here is a snapshot of our Sukkah as it’s going up. Ours is beautiful: it’s Chinese silk and was made to order while we were living overseas several years ago. It can seat a BUNCH! But even more beautiful are the kids–these are my two oldest.) Sukkot can be tough. It upends our normal (hopefully …

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Menu planning Monday (Sukkot part 1 edition)

Lots going on this week, but we still have to eat, right? Sukkot starts on Wednesday night, so those are fancier than normal meals, all with at least some guests (sleepover guests this time!) Welcome to the fall weather, too. Sunday: Pizza bagels for lunch, dinner out for shwarma/falafel — a treat for setting up …

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Sukkot menu 2011

My Sukkot menu is complete! Here’s what we’re having for the full week of Sukkot: Wednesday night for __3 + 3__ people (meat): Challah, Salads (eggplant, carrot, pepper, zhug, olive, hummus) Main dish: kung pao chicken (bbq chicken for Savta) Veggie and sides: Roasted sweet potato fries, rice Dessert: Fruit, peanut bars, cinnamon spice cookies …

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