What's a good "Jewish" side dish

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[Post New]04/13/2023 20:29
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Anonymous
Can latkes get reheated at the school? OP wanted to pick them up. Don’t want them to get cold.
[Post New]04/13/2023 20:32
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Anonymous
Reheated? Yes- of course!
[Post New]04/16/2023 13:54
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:falafal


Hummus and falafel are Arab dishes.
[Post New]04/16/2023 19:42
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Anonymous
Challah!
[Post New]04/16/2023 20:11
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:falafal


Hummus and falafel are Arab dishes.


Meh. Falafel was invented by the Copts. Egyptians are a mere 17% Arab, spread throughout the Middle East by Arabs, Jews, Kurds, Turks, etc. Hummus and falafel adapted to local tastes and genetic conditions, seasonings, etc. Really most of the food claimed as “Arab” is really Turkish. So hummus and falafel are Jewish foods, just like kibbeh, couscous, stuffed vegetables, lachuch, etc.
[Post New]04/16/2023 20:34
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Kid friendly and either super easy to make or readily available to pick up? Kid needs it for a Hebrew School thing, and other than knishes and kasha , can't think of anything.


Go to the store and look and see what Passover food is on sale.
[Post New]04/16/2023 20:35
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Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Challah!


That’s not a side dish. We’re not just naming Jewish foods here.
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