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1644_32 Ketzirah Carly's Bookmarks Tagged With "kohenet project"

  1. Visit Jewish Heritage Online Magazine Jewish Heritage Online Magazine

    http://www.jhom.com/calendar/tishrei/yourwill.html

    at the Rosh Hashanah table, it is customary to eat symbolic foods and to recite the related blessings.

  2. Visit Ritualwell.org - A Tu b'Shevat Seder Ritualwell.org - A Tu b'Shevat Seder

    http://www.ritualwell.org/holidays/tubshvat/PrimaryObject.2005-04-23.4355

    A modern Tu B'shvat seder based in the mystical tradition of the four worlds

  3. Visit FOODS FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR 2006 By Sheilah Kaufman FOODS FOR A HAPPY NEW YEAR 2006 By Sheilah Kaufman

    http://www.cookingwithsheilah.com/cws_article_roshhashanah.html

    At no time during the year, with the possible exception of Passover, does food symbolism take center stage more than at Rosh Hashanah. We're all familiar with eating sweet foods, especially apples dipped in honey, to usher in a sweet New Year. … More

  4. Visit Panim Hadashot: HIGH HOLIDAY…SEDERS? by Emily Moore appearing the JT News Panim Hadashot: HIGH HOLIDAY…SEDERS? by Emily Moore appearing the JT News

    http://rabbidovblog.blogspot.com/2006/09/high-holidayseders-by-emily-moore.html

    The High Holidays. We know them well, right? They are the time for us to go to synagogue with the yearly desire to understand ourselves and our behavior, to set right our misdeeds before God and with our community, to resolve to do better, to hope… More

  5. Visit Foods of Religions Foods of Religions

    http://www.interfaithcalendar.org/Foodsofreligions.htm

    links to websites that have information on the sacred foods of various religions

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