Thank you so much! I was feeling overwhelmed by the Rosh Hashana-Shabbat three-day holy day extravaganza and was about to throw in the towel. I remembered your video. You eat much more healthily than do we (goals!), but the concepts and the planning lessened my anxiety greatly.
I love this finally good healthy vibes for chagim meals thank you:) if you're ever in the mood again gor a cooking video i would loooove if you can add amounts so i can jot down as i watch and get motivated:) but anyways thank you so much!!!
For sure I'd love to do more cooking videos if you want me too! I do try to make plenty of vegetable dishes and lighter options, especially for summer Shabbats. Will try to do better with adding amounts. ☺️ Thank you for your comment and feedback!❤️
Holidays really are a lot of work for you! I don't blame you for feeling overwhelmed or anxious even now after however many years you have been a convert. I get overwhelmed about Easter and Christmas so I can't even begin to imagine the amount of holidays you have. I love your channel. I also follow a Jewish convert in Texas. Her husband loves to cook so she mainly handles baked goods, desserts and some sides. So, I really enjoy your perspective. I've learned so much. In case no one has told you lately, you are doing an amazing job! Wishing speedy wellness for everyone. 💗💗💗💗
Yes, Chana from Jar of Fireflies, I watch her channel too and she is an inspiration to me! I think her husband is Morroccan, has she mentioned that before? I can't remember. Mine is Iraqi descent, but I feel like we do have a lot in common! 😊 Thank you so much for your kind words and encouragement, it really does mean a lot to me. 💕
Yes, my weekly shabbos meals are about the same amount of work as a standard Thanksgiving meal. You can imagine a holiday of a few days...even my nightly dinners are a couple of courses all home cooked. Nothing beats meals made with love, even if its a lot of work
I wish your daughter a very speedy recovery after surgery and hope she is doing well! I always look forward to your videos, you’re pleasant to listen to and I always learn something new! Much love to you all ♥️
I really enjoy and look forward to your videos; you are very talented and have a beautiful family. Sincere wishes for a Refuah Shlema for your sweet daughter. Shavua Tov!
Hi Jayelle. When you make your cinnamon rolls, do you use any kind of a frosting on them? I’m looking forward to your next video!! I check every day to see if you have uploaded one!! ❤
Hi Claudia! Sometimes I do, either the standard cream cheese/butter if I want to go all out and I don't mind if they are dairy, or just a simple glaze with icing sugar/almond milk/lemon juice if I want them parve. But more often than not, I just leave them plain, my kids don't care 😂 and it's a lot less sugar that way. I am so sorry I haven't gotten a video out in so long, but I am working on the next one which IyH will be uploaded soon. Thank you so much for your patience and support, it really means a lot to me! 🤗💗
@@jayellealafi5797 thank you so much for the information!! I really appreciate you taking the time to answer my question!! Your videos are worth waiting for!! I know you are a so busy with 4 little kids!! I’m glad the cinnamon rolls are good without frosting. Nobody needs that much sugar. I say a lot of prayers for Aviva. It broke my heart to see a little one having to fight so hard and all of the worry you went through. I will continue praying for her. Have a great week and I’ll see you soon ❤️❤️
You're most welcome! I love getting questions/comments from my people. 😉 Thank you so much for your prayers, she is a little fighter indeed, I feel so fortunate I get to be her mom. I'm with you on the sugar issue, haha, my cinnamon rolls won't win any baking awards, but neither will they cause diabetes, so it's okay imho. Wishing you all the best! 🥰
New Sub. Thank you for the video. It all looks so yummy. I am loving the idea of the pinwheel. I’m adding it to my menu plans. I hope your doctor will have a successful surgery and a speedy recovery
You're welcome, I'm so happy you enjoyed it! The pinwheels were really good, although my kids picked the vegetables out. 😂. In the future I might make some plain with just a bit a cheese/tomato sauce/olives, especially for them. Thank you for your kind wishes! 💗
Thank you so much! 🤗 The cutter is a life saver! I always used to make such a dreadful mess in my kitchen, they'd stain my cutting board, make splats everywhere... This cutter just makes certain kitchen tasks so much easier and cleaner. I've added a link below the video (in the description box) to a very similar one, if you'd like to purchase one for your own kitchen. 💗
@@jayellealafi5797 Thank you very much! I have even found one cutter from a local company (Czech Republic), almost identical. I will definitely try it. Looking forward to your next videos! 🤩🙏
Hi again, what a fabulous video. Your food looks amazing and the salad with the beets, apple, carrot and pomegranate sounds delicious and so fresh. You work so hard. May I also take the opportunity to wish your daughter and your family a successful surgery. I will be keeping you all in my thoughts.
That salad is delicious, definitely among my favourites! Thank you for your kind words, I hope to be posting an update on her progress in the near future. 🤗💕
What a great question! Yes, so what we do is after hard boiling them, peel and cut in half. Remove the yolk and look it over for any blood spot. If none, the entire egg can be used. Commercial eggs nowadays virtually never have blood spots, since it's only fertile eggs (blood spot means the egg has been fertilized, which is only possible if there's access to a rooster) that have blood spots. And since commercial egg farms keep their hens separated in cages, there's no fertilization happening. Blood spots are more a problem in free range eggs, where the hens are kept together with a rooster. I wish and would love to find a farm around here that has free range hens kept apart from a rooster, that would be awesome! I hope this answered you question. 😊
Thank you so much for reminding me that I forgot to include it. (facepalm) 🥴 You can check back now, I've updated the description. I put the kubeh recipe as well. 💗
hi jayelle this is a wonderful video! 😊 i just wanted to mention that as per halacha, meat and dairy still may not be eaten in the same meal although different dishes may have been used and the appropriate .5/1 hour waiting period may have past. birkat hamazon would be required between serving the cheesecake and kubbeh, at least according to the poskim that i follow (chabad minchag/nusach). ive really been enjoying your videos and wanted to mention it out of caring conversation as you are so very consciously knowledgeable on halachot 🫶🏼 you have a beautiful family!
1. IIRC, she is Sephardic, so her rules may differ; 2. I was told by my converting Rabbi that I could eat the dairy food first, then rinse and make a blessing before eating meat; 3. It hasn't been an issue yet, but I am all for eating dessert first!
@@DrD2You absolutely depends on custom! one should always listen to their rabbonim vis a vis halacha 😁 i should have said that some may not follow the same practice as in the video, depending on the authority one follows! i also greatly prefer dairy dessert before meat dinner😌
Thank you so much! I was feeling overwhelmed by the Rosh Hashana-Shabbat three-day holy day extravaganza and was about to throw in the towel. I remembered your video. You eat much more healthily than do we (goals!), but the concepts and the planning lessened my anxiety greatly.
You’re amazing!!!
☺️ I'm really not, but thank you for your kind words! ❤️
I love this finally good healthy vibes for chagim meals thank you:) if you're ever in the mood again gor a cooking video i would loooove if you can add amounts so i can jot down as i watch and get motivated:) but anyways thank you so much!!!
For sure I'd love to do more cooking videos if you want me too! I do try to make plenty of vegetable dishes and lighter options, especially for summer Shabbats.
Will try to do better with adding amounts. ☺️ Thank you for your comment and feedback!❤️
@@jayellealafi5797 yasss that makes me so excited i can't wait! Thank you so much for your work ots wonderful🌸🏵️🌻
Wow you're an awesome cook that looks amazing! Have you ever thought of writing a cookbook😊
You never know, maybe someday! 😊
Holidays really are a lot of work for you! I don't blame you for feeling overwhelmed or anxious even now after however many years you have been a convert. I get overwhelmed about Easter and Christmas so I can't even begin to imagine the amount of holidays you have. I love your channel. I also follow a Jewish convert in Texas. Her husband loves to cook so she mainly handles baked goods, desserts and some sides. So, I really enjoy your perspective. I've learned so much. In case no one has told you lately, you are doing an amazing job! Wishing speedy wellness for everyone. 💗💗💗💗
Yes, Chana from Jar of Fireflies, I watch her channel too and she is an inspiration to me!
I think her husband is Morroccan, has she mentioned that before? I can't remember. Mine is Iraqi descent, but I feel like we do have a lot in common! 😊
Thank you so much for your kind words and encouragement, it really does mean a lot to me. 💕
@@jayellealafi5797yes, he is Moroccan.
Yes, my weekly shabbos meals are about the same amount of work as a standard Thanksgiving meal. You can imagine a holiday of a few days...even my nightly dinners are a couple of courses all home cooked. Nothing beats meals made with love, even if its a lot of work
I wish your daughter a very speedy recovery after surgery and hope she is doing well! I always look forward to your videos, you’re pleasant to listen to and I always learn something new! Much love to you all ♥️
Thank you so much, I really appreciate that! 🤗💗
I am so impressed. What beautiful meals. Best wishes for your daughter's health; hopefully her surgery has been successful.
Thank you, glad you enjoyed it! Thank you for the well wishes. 🤗
Great ideas, the salads are something we don't normally do a lot of....need to add more to our rotation
We love salads at our house. 😊💗
Refua shleima to your daughter! Thanks for another lovely, peaceful video.
😊 thank you! It's my pleasure. 💗
I’m praying your daughter has a full and speedy recovery from surgery! Thank you for the video. :)
Thank you. 🤗💗
LOVE YOUR VIEDO AND YOUR RECIPES LOOK SO GOOD ALL YOUR CHILDREN ARE SO BEAUTIFUL THE VIEDO HELPS ME RELAX THANKS FOR SHARING WITH US 🥰🦋🦋🦋🌻🌻🌻🐝
You are so welcome! Thank you for your lovely comment! 🥰
I really enjoy and look forward to your videos; you are very talented and have a beautiful family. Sincere wishes for a Refuah Shlema for your sweet daughter. Shavua Tov!
Thank you so much, that is so kind of you! Sweet comments such as yours give me so much joy! 🤗 💗
Prayers for your daughter 🥰
Thank you so much!🤗💗
Great healthy recipe ideas for the chag, thank you for sharing 😀
So happy you enjoyed it! 😊
Lovely!! Way too much, hope you rested afterwards. May Eloheinu continue to be with all of you on surgery day and always!
Thank you so much, you're very kind! 😍
Hi Jayelle. When you make your cinnamon rolls, do you use any kind of a frosting on them? I’m looking forward to your next video!! I check every day to see if you have uploaded one!! ❤
Hi Claudia!
Sometimes I do, either the standard cream cheese/butter if I want to go all out and I don't mind if they are dairy, or just a simple glaze with icing sugar/almond milk/lemon juice if I want them parve. But more often than not, I just leave them plain, my kids don't care 😂 and it's a lot less sugar that way.
I am so sorry I haven't gotten a video out in so long, but I am working on the next one which IyH will be uploaded soon. Thank you so much for your patience and support, it really means a lot to me! 🤗💗
@@jayellealafi5797 thank you so much for the information!! I really appreciate you taking the time to answer my question!! Your videos are worth waiting for!! I know you are a so busy with 4 little kids!! I’m glad the cinnamon rolls are good without frosting. Nobody needs that much sugar. I say a lot of prayers for Aviva. It broke my heart to see a little one having to fight so hard and all of the worry you went through. I will continue praying for her. Have a great week and I’ll see you soon ❤️❤️
You're most welcome! I love getting questions/comments from my people. 😉
Thank you so much for your prayers, she is a little fighter indeed, I feel so fortunate I get to be her mom.
I'm with you on the sugar issue, haha, my cinnamon rolls won't win any baking awards, but neither will they cause diabetes, so it's okay imho. Wishing you all the best! 🥰
@@jayellealafi5797 - I’ve used almond and soy milk as my alternatives to keep the glaze pareve.
Really great content, absolutely loved this!
I'm so happy to hear that you enjoyed it! Lots more to come. 😉💗
Ohh love it! Eshet hail (translation: woman of high power, i guess 😂)
New Sub. Thank you for the video. It all looks so yummy. I am loving the idea of the pinwheel. I’m adding it to my menu plans. I hope your doctor will have a successful surgery and a speedy recovery
You're welcome, I'm so happy you enjoyed it! The pinwheels were really good, although my kids picked the vegetables out. 😂. In the future I might make some plain with just a bit a cheese/tomato sauce/olives, especially for them.
Thank you for your kind wishes! 💗
What is your recipe for the marinated tofu please
Hi Barbara, I can't remember exactly what recipe I used here, but here is one that is very similar. rainbowplantlife.com/greek-style-vegan-feta/
@@jayellealafi5797 thank you so much. I feel much healthier without dairy. Stay well
Great video with so many delicious food! I really like your cutter that you have used (especially for beets - I have always red kitchen :-))
Thank you so much! 🤗 The cutter is a life saver! I always used to make such a dreadful mess in my kitchen, they'd stain my cutting board, make splats everywhere...
This cutter just makes certain kitchen tasks so much easier and cleaner. I've added a link below the video (in the description box) to a very similar one, if you'd like to purchase one for your own kitchen. 💗
@@jayellealafi5797 Thank you very much! I have even found one cutter from a local company (Czech Republic), almost identical. I will definitely try it. Looking forward to your next videos! 🤩🙏
I love your videos! Do you mind sharing your Bourekas dough receipt?
I'm so glad to hear that you enjoy them! I put a link to the recipe in the description box. 😊
Hi again, what a fabulous video. Your food looks amazing and the salad with the beets, apple, carrot and pomegranate sounds delicious and so fresh. You work so hard. May I also take the opportunity to wish your daughter and your family a successful surgery. I will be keeping you all in my thoughts.
That salad is delicious, definitely among my favourites! Thank you for your kind words, I hope to be posting an update on her progress in the near future. 🤗💕
Is eating hardboiled eggs ok? How if you cannot check for a blood spot?
What a great question!
Yes, so what we do is after hard boiling them, peel and cut in half. Remove the yolk and look it over for any blood spot. If none, the entire egg can be used.
Commercial eggs nowadays virtually never have blood spots, since it's only fertile eggs (blood spot means the egg has been fertilized, which is only possible if there's access to a rooster) that have blood spots. And since commercial egg farms keep their hens separated in cages, there's no fertilization happening.
Blood spots are more a problem in free range eggs, where the hens are kept together with a rooster.
I wish and would love to find a farm around here that has free range hens kept apart from a rooster, that would be awesome!
I hope this answered you question. 😊
I don't see the link to your challah recipe. Can you post it? Also can you provide a recipe for the kubeh? Thanks
Thank you so much for reminding me that I forgot to include it. (facepalm) 🥴
You can check back now, I've updated the description. I put the kubeh recipe as well. 💗
Thanks so much and refuah shlemah for your daughter.
hi jayelle this is a wonderful video! 😊 i just wanted to mention that as per halacha, meat and dairy still may not be eaten in the same meal although different dishes may have been used and the appropriate .5/1 hour waiting period may have past. birkat hamazon would be required between serving the cheesecake and kubbeh, at least according to the poskim that i follow (chabad minchag/nusach). ive really been enjoying your videos and wanted to mention it out of caring conversation as you are so very consciously knowledgeable on halachot 🫶🏼 you have a beautiful family!
1. IIRC, she is Sephardic, so her rules may differ;
2. I was told by my converting Rabbi that I could eat the dairy food first, then rinse and make a blessing before eating meat;
3. It hasn't been an issue yet, but I am all for eating dessert first!
@@DrD2You absolutely depends on custom! one should always listen to their rabbonim vis a vis halacha 😁 i should have said that some may not follow the same practice as in the video, depending on the authority one follows!
i also greatly prefer dairy dessert before meat dinner😌
@@taiyabrecknell6045 No worries! I am on the learning curve and want to discover all that I can. ♥