Shavuot recipes

Dairy menus for the Shavuot holiday, which celebrates the giving of the Torah. Traditionally, dairy foods are eaten on this festival. Get inspired by these delicious and doable recipe ideas.

Seven weeks after Passover ends, it’s time to celebrate Shavuot. It's a holiday that’s totally made for kids –a perfect excuse for sleepovers, flower picking, ice cream socials, and lots of delicious treats.

It is traditional to eat milk and honey desserts on Shavuot and I have created a Shavuot menu ideas list that is inspired by this idea.

Celebrate Shavuot with a feast that honors Jewish tradition and delights the senses! Meal plans that are kosher & dairy-rich symbolizing the “land flowing with milk and honey.” Whether for a big gathering or a get together, our Shavuot Menu features kosher recipes from spicy caesar salads to pomegranate cod and hearty pizzas. Enjoy these modern twists on timeless Jewish dishes! #KosherFood #JewishHolidays #FeastOfWeeks #ShavuotRecipes #JewishCulture #MilkAndHoney

Between the three feasts of YHWH that happen in the springtime, and the three that occur in the fall, stands Shavuot. While lots of attention is given to Passover and Sukkot, the Feast of Weeks can feel a bit neglected to me. This is too bad, since, like the center of the menorah, this is not less significant because it stands slightly further apart than the others. On the contrary, celebrating the giving of the Torah and the Ruach Hakodesh should be a rich time for us all. How do we make it…

This pull-apart challah is stuffed with creamy cheese and sweet guava paste, blending a classic Jewish bread with tropical, tangy-smooth flavors.

Super easy, simple Shavuot menu by Jamie Geller

Eat dairy but make it a little healthier with this Shavuot menu

Of course, there's strawberry-rhubarb pie, but our best rhubarb recipes span from sweet to savory, including rhubarb cakes, salads, compotes, and more.

Real Italian recipes for Shavuot, plus interesting tidbits on Jewish life and food in Italy.

When the omer count finally makes it to fifty it's Shavuot! Then what? Here are a few ways you can celebrate this year. -Watch the wheat harvest. Shavuot is about the wheat harvest and celebrating the bread of life. Get in touch with a local farm or farmer to see when they will be harvesting their wheat, and if you can visit. Seeing cows and beehives would also be fitting. If nothing else, go for a drive or bike ride to see if you can find a farmer gathering their wheat. Usually the timing…

I have been making this deli roll on Pesach for years. Personally, I like it better than the typical puff pastry version, firstly, I think i...

Shavuot, the holiday known for blintzes and cheesecake and all things creamy and cheesy, begins at sunset on Thursday, May ...

What better way to welcome spring that with a creamy asparagus and goat cheese quiche. A wonderful vegetarian, breakfast, brunch, lunch or dinner.

Helping you to understand the Old and New Testaments and how they fit together!

Shavuot, the Festival of Weeks, marks the end of the seven­th week counting of the Omer from the start of ...

Who cares if the Festival of Lights isn't really about the Torah? Here's an excuse to bring an Italian classic to your Hanukkah feast.

Count seven weeks for yourself. Begin to count seven weeks from the time you begin to put the sickle to the grain (First Fruits), and you shall perform the Festival of Weeks to YHWH your Elohim, according to the voluntary offering from your hand, which you give as YHWH your Elohim blesses you. -Deuteronomy 16:9-10 Shauvot. Pentecost. The Feast of Weeks. First Fruits of the Wheat Harvest. The fourth of YHWH's set apart times. Scripture instructs us to count fifty days after First Fruits (this…

Four Cheese Flatbread