Shalom! I'm glad to see you and your family out having fun together. I am vegan about 3 to 5 days a week. I am learning much about all the Jewish prayers and laws. I am so very thankful for you and your husband for all the information. I was so blessed to have found you and pray that you are so very blessed. Be careful and have a wonderful week. 😊 ❤️ 🇺🇸 🌎 🍞 🌼
Mary shalom! We are so humbled you are learning lots and I’m so happy you’re on the journey with us! Yes we’re also vegan about 3-5 days of the week, but I love it all! Many blessings to you and shalom from Israel 👋🏼💕🌺🙏🏼🇮🇱✨
Im so glad I found your channel ive been trying to figure out yummy vegan shabbat recipes as well as holy days! I enjoy your families energy , as well as your candor.
Hi Leah my friend 😊How good did the Mallow Hummus look ? we certainly eat with our eyes, such a pretty colour. I only eat fish & chicken meat wise & that intake is very limited, but love all vegetables so its easy to create meat free meals, your beet wraps looked delicious 😋 I hope all is well with you & yours ? 🤗 💕💐🥕🍅🌾🌻
Clare shalom I hope youre well!! We are good, spring is here-ish so it's nice to have great weather and I try to enjoy being outside more. Whats new with you?? Yes we eat with our eyes first, my favorite is sushi, they say its edible art, but I think it tastes even better than it looks mmm. And living here we dont have any of it close by! May Gd bless you with a fantastic day or night and a uplifting new week! 🌿🌳💕
Shalom Aylam, Leah & family. I hope all is well. Due to health issues I have been unable to post for a couple of weeks now but today is a new day and after a wonderfully restful Shabbat it's now a new day. Take care and thanks for sharing this wonderful video.
Shalom Glenn, refua sheleyma I’ll be praying for your full and quick recovery. I’m glad you feel good today, Shabbat is the most healing day and I pray every day you will feel better. Many happy and healthy blessings to you Glenn! 👋🏼🇮🇱🌸✨🌿
HI LEAH ,I WAS VEGETARIAN ONCE THEN VEGAN FOR LIKE 2 YEARS BUT I NOW BACK TO EATING MEAT NOT ALOT MOSTLY CHICKEN FISH I LOVE EATING HUMMUS I MAKE MY OWN CAN'T GET ENOUGH OF IT IVE BEEN LOOKING FOR THE BLUE CORN FLOUR TO MAKE TORTILLAS CAN'T FI D IT I'LL PROBABLY HAVE TO ORDER IT ON LINE PASSOVER IS AROUND THE CORNER NOW BEEN SPRING CLEANING😃☕️🥰🦋🦋🦋🌻🌻🌻🐝
Shalom Mary Bee I hope youre well! Wow blue corn flour, Ive seen videos of people in Mexico making it YUM! Send some over when you make the tortillas :))) Yes Passover is around the corner, very exciting, Im now thinking of what to do for a video. May Gd bless you with a sweet uplifting new week my friend!🌻🐝 👍🏼🌿🌳💕
Hi I'm from New Zealand . I'm a Christian in Jesus through our Lord together ❤. I just seen your post . Please let me know that you are safe. Praying for God's chosen people. 😢😇🙏🥰
Shalom Hannah glad you enjoyed! I haven’t had my phone for weeks, I have a question for you, I’ll try to contact you on Aylams WhatsApp soon. Lila tov! 👋🏼💕✨
Hello Leah. I am vegetarian already for some years. It was fantastic to find you. Love your recipes. I would like to ask you how is life in Israel. I went 2 times and plan this summer return, but I am always a tourist so I do not have the real feeling of how is to leave there.G-d bless you and your family
Shalom I’m so happy to see your message. What’s your name? Are you Jewish? You like coming to visit israel? Growing up in America, I feel privileged and blessed to live in Israel as a Jew. The Jewish people are commanded by Gd to live here in israel and it makes every single second of my life feel like I have a purpose. There’s hard times in israel and beautiful times, but actually the hard times brings out the beauty, so it’s all beautiful. I love feeling like I’m part of a family and a wonderful purpose. I love how my kids feel free to run around in the nature where we live. Kosher food at the market everywhere and the people of Israel are incredibly warm and intense, it’s wonderful. Come again soon with Gds help! 👋🏼🇮🇱🌺💕🌿
@@JewGotit shalom I am not jewish. Maybe one day. I am learning hebrew with a teacher from Israel studying in Portugal connected to the synagoge in lisbon. Yes, I will visit israel for the 3rd time but one day I would like to leave there!
Leah ❤ what a blessing and light you and your hubby are to us. I’m excited to try those chick peas! Thanks for being your beautiful self and for another enlightening video
Shalom Cheyenne! So happy you enjoy, yesss those chickpeas are so good, I keep them in the fridge and add them to salads. I put the footage of us planting your tree, it’s blooming bh! 🌿🌳 May blessings to you 🍎👋🏼💕✨🇮🇱
Shalom Cheryl! This is a good question ha. I made a little video last year, of fun recipes with matzah, I think most are vegan... or you can use vegan cheese for one of the recipes. I made machos with homemade creamy vegan cheese too. ua-cam.com/video/-mCXlJQD9KQ/v-deo.html
thanks a lot for this video, im vegan and its nice to hear that all, also with the rituals - its a kind of make this more respectful and of course spiritual, im from germany :)
Shalom my friend! Yes its interesting to understand different people cultures and spiritual practices, in every day life! We can have 100 videos about animals, being vegan etc, such an interring topic. May happy blessings to you! 👋🏼💕🌸
Hi Leah! I just found your channel a few days ago and have really enjoyed watching; you're such a good cook! Did you teach yourself to speak Hebrew or did you grow up knowing the language? ~Krystal in California
I make an instant pot soup or chili and a 9X13 of either lasagna (vegan) or stuffed peppers or a rice and mushroom broccoli or some such creation. I make raw cacao tofu pudding and challah and salad. It's pure heaven. Shabbat Shalom!
Hi Leah ☺️ Thank you for the video I'm mostly vegetarian than vegan It's part because of kosher meat prices And part because I don't have a kosher store very close by It's a while I've been eating this way and got used to it At least I worry less when I want something sweet with ralav this way 😜 Taking note of all your great cooking ideas, always look so amazing, easy and delicious 😊
Shalom awesome Gail, thanks for sharing! That sounds like the Queen Esther diet, she also was mostly vegan vegetarian because kosher foods weren't close by. Thanks for watching and may you always be blessed with health, joy and uplifting days! 👍🏼🌿🌳💕
I was vegetarian for thirty years and vegan for three. Then I was curious if I was missing something so I started eating some meat. I'm going back to being vegetarian bc meat is hard for me to digest.
Shalom Arwen thanks for sharing. Wow thirty years pretty amazing. I was vegetarian for 5 years but my body slowly craved meat or chicken. I eat mainly plantbased but we have chicken on shabat. Many blessings to you! 👋🏼✨
My husband was raised vegetarian. We did the vegetarian diet for at least a year and some months of being vegan. As this was back in the 90's (no internet = no information), we ate a LOT of soy products, which gave my oldest daughter and I health problems. So! No longer vegan here! We do enjoy vegan and vegetarian dishes from time to time!
Shalom Batya, Shana tova! I created for Rosh Hashanah a cookbook and spiritual prep interactive book, it comes in an ebook or hardcover: www.etsy.com/shop/jewgotitart
Sonya yes you’re right! Being grateful for what we have is essential and something I always have to remember to focus on! Many happy blessings to you my friend 👋🏼💕✨
I used to be vegan, vegetarian and pescetarian. It was easy to be vegan when I was married and did not work. Much much harder now that I work full time. I only buy meat for the holidays and once in a while for Shabbat. I am allergic to dairy so I never have it in my house.
Shalom, This was a video of cooking vegan food for Shabat. Judaism teaches that animals are part of G-d’s creation and should be treated with compassion, emphasizing the importance of avoiding, or causing pain to living creatures. The Talmud instructs Jews against animal cruelty, and biblical stories highlight kindness towards animals as a virtue. Judaism also permits harming or killing animals when necessary to fulfill an essential human survival or needs, prioritizing human beings over animals. This comes from the time of the Noah’s ark. We were sexual with animals and everything was mixed up with the animal and human world. We didn’t eat animals then. It got so bad, that Gd then allowed us to eat animals showing us we have a different conscience and soul than other creates in creation. Gd wants human beings to be kind each other and he knew if people do not eat animals, they would see themselves on the same level of animals and therefore could act cruel to humans. So Gd allowed for the use of animals for food, clothing, and religious purposes such as parchment for writing the Bible. If you are really open to learn and understand peoples traditions and religions, it can be deeper than just saying we are promoting animal cruelty. Blessings to you
I enjoy watching your family until this particular video with your husband talking about the person that slaughters the animal has a special relationship with the animal. What???????? You have a special relationship with an animal that you’re going to murder. There is no humane way of killing an animal hence killing. I thought you and your family were peaceful, loving, kind people but this video I sent to my family and I’m sorry I did because how conflicting what you say about killing an animal in a humane way there is no humane way. Typical male response from someone that’s Jewish. That’s all I have to say it’s just pure ignorance.
I am currently living in Naples, Fl. I am a vegan Italian Jewess!
Wow amazing! Jew in Naples but Florida! I went to Naples Italy before, a beautiful experience. Many blessings to you thanks for watching! 👋🏼✨
Thanks. We love the way you live. 😊
Thanks for hanging out with me, blessings to you Christine! 🪬☀️
Shalom! I'm glad to see you and your family out having fun together. I am vegan about 3 to 5 days a week. I am learning much about all the Jewish prayers and laws. I am so very thankful for you and your husband for all the information. I was so blessed to have found you and pray that you are so very blessed. Be careful and have a wonderful week. 😊 ❤️ 🇺🇸 🌎 🍞 🌼
Mary shalom! We are so humbled you are learning lots and I’m so happy you’re on the journey with us! Yes we’re also vegan about 3-5 days of the week, but I love it all! Many blessings to you and shalom from Israel 👋🏼💕🌺🙏🏼🇮🇱✨
Its so delicious your food Leah.
Well I hope so you haven’t tried it yet 😅😅
As a vegan I appreciate this video.
Zuri glad you like it, many blessings to you!
Im so glad I found your channel ive been trying to figure out yummy vegan shabbat recipes as well as holy days! I enjoy your families energy , as well as your candor.
Shalom wow thank you for your kind words, I make these videos for awesome souls like yourself. Have a wonderful day my friend!
Shalom Leah, I am new I've watched a few of your videos & am a new subscriber. I live in Cornwall, ON, Canada.
Shalom Elizabeth I’m so happy you’re here with us! I hope the challah comes out nice bH shabat shalom! 👋🏼🌺✨
@@JewGotit I had a lovely Shabbat, I hope you had a great one as well.
YOU TOTALLY ROCK LEAH!!!
Love You, Gayle Farkas
You rock too thanks is always for your kind support Gayle! 👋🏼💕✨🇮🇱
Shalom.! Thanks so much for sharing this video about the vegan life in Israel. How are you doing these days?
Hi Leah my friend 😊How good did the Mallow Hummus look ? we certainly eat with our eyes, such a pretty colour. I only eat fish & chicken meat wise & that intake is very limited, but love all vegetables so its easy to create meat free meals, your beet wraps looked delicious 😋 I hope all is well with you & yours ? 🤗 💕💐🥕🍅🌾🌻
Clare shalom I hope youre well!! We are good, spring is here-ish so it's nice to have great weather and I try to enjoy being outside more. Whats new with you?? Yes we eat with our eyes first, my favorite is sushi, they say its edible art, but I think it tastes even better than it looks mmm. And living here we dont have any of it close by! May Gd bless you with a fantastic day or night and a uplifting new week! 🌿🌳💕
@@JewGotit Oh yes sushi yum !
Shalom Aylam, Leah & family. I hope all is well. Due to health issues I have been unable to post for a couple of weeks now but today is a new day and after a wonderfully restful Shabbat it's now a new day. Take care and thanks for sharing this wonderful video.
Shalom Glenn, refua sheleyma I’ll be praying for your full and quick recovery. I’m glad you feel good today, Shabbat is the most healing day and I pray every day you will feel better. Many happy and healthy blessings to you Glenn! 👋🏼🇮🇱🌸✨🌿
HI LEAH ,I WAS VEGETARIAN ONCE THEN VEGAN FOR LIKE 2 YEARS BUT I NOW BACK TO EATING MEAT NOT ALOT MOSTLY CHICKEN FISH I LOVE EATING HUMMUS I MAKE MY OWN CAN'T GET ENOUGH OF IT IVE BEEN LOOKING FOR THE BLUE CORN FLOUR TO MAKE TORTILLAS CAN'T FI D IT I'LL PROBABLY HAVE TO ORDER IT ON LINE PASSOVER IS AROUND THE CORNER NOW BEEN SPRING CLEANING😃☕️🥰🦋🦋🦋🌻🌻🌻🐝
Shalom Mary Bee I hope youre well! Wow blue corn flour, Ive seen videos of people in Mexico making it YUM! Send some over when you make the tortillas :))) Yes Passover is around the corner, very exciting, Im now thinking of what to do for a video. May Gd bless you with a sweet uplifting new week my friend!🌻🐝 👍🏼🌿🌳💕
Thank you for including recipes!
Sure thing, thanks for watching and have a beautiful day!☀️
Hi I'm from New Zealand . I'm a Christian in Jesus through our Lord together ❤. I just seen your post . Please let me know that you are safe. Praying for God's chosen people. 😢😇🙏🥰
Wow! Such yummy ideas! and a great video as usual :)
Shalom Hannah glad you enjoyed! I haven’t had my phone for weeks, I have a question for you, I’ll try to contact you on Aylams WhatsApp soon. Lila tov! 👋🏼💕✨
Hello Leah. I am vegetarian already for some years. It was fantastic to find you. Love your recipes. I would like to ask you how is life in Israel. I went 2 times and plan this summer return, but I am always a tourist so I do not have the real feeling of how is to leave there.G-d bless you and your family
Shalom I’m so happy to see your message. What’s your name? Are you Jewish? You like coming to visit israel? Growing up in America, I feel privileged and blessed to live in Israel as a Jew. The Jewish people are commanded by Gd to live here in israel and it makes every single second of my life feel like I have a purpose. There’s hard times in israel and beautiful times, but actually the hard times brings out the beauty, so it’s all beautiful. I love feeling like I’m part of a family and a wonderful purpose. I love how my kids feel free to run around in the nature where we live. Kosher food at the market everywhere and the people of Israel are incredibly warm and intense, it’s wonderful. Come again soon with Gds help! 👋🏼🇮🇱🌺💕🌿
@@JewGotit shalom I am not jewish. Maybe one day. I am learning hebrew with a teacher from Israel studying in Portugal connected to the synagoge in lisbon. Yes, I will visit israel for the 3rd time but one day I would like to leave there!
Leah ❤ what a blessing and light you and your hubby are to us. I’m excited to try those chick peas! Thanks for being your beautiful self and for another enlightening video
Shalom Cheyenne! So happy you enjoy, yesss those chickpeas are so good, I keep them in the fridge and add them to salads. I put the footage of us planting your tree, it’s blooming bh! 🌿🌳 May blessings to you 🍎👋🏼💕✨🇮🇱
@@JewGotit I somehow totally missed that part! I see it again on a second watch, BH! May they continue to grow!!
I love eating vegan!!! Learning more and more daily! Blessings and Grace!
I love it too! I’m working on eating at least one big,colorful salad a day mmm. Have a wonderful day! 👋🏼🇮🇱🌿✨
Leah, that apple oat cake looks so good.
Mm yes it’s yum and easy! 👋🏼✨
Do you have any interesting vegan pesach recipes? Just an idea for another video.
Shalom Cheryl! This is a good question ha. I made a little video last year, of fun recipes with matzah, I think most are vegan... or you can use vegan cheese for one of the recipes. I made machos with homemade creamy vegan cheese too. ua-cam.com/video/-mCXlJQD9KQ/v-deo.html
Hello Leah! We are not Vegans, but we do it meatless dairy meals. ❤️
Yum Karen send some meals over here! 😄😄 thanks for chatting on the live chat and have a beautiful Sunday! 👍🏼🌿🌳💕
thanks a lot for this video, im vegan and its nice to hear that all, also with the rituals - its a kind of make this more respectful and of course spiritual, im from germany :)
Shalom my friend! Yes its interesting to understand different people cultures and spiritual practices, in every day life! We can have 100 videos about animals, being vegan etc, such an interring topic. May happy blessings to you! 👋🏼💕🌸
@@JewGotit Happy bleesings back and to your family, thanks a lot! :)
Hi Leah! I just found your channel a few days ago and have really enjoyed watching; you're such a good cook! Did you teach yourself to speak Hebrew or did you grow up knowing the language? ~Krystal in California
I make an instant pot soup or chili and a 9X13 of either lasagna (vegan) or stuffed peppers or a rice and mushroom broccoli or some such creation. I make raw cacao tofu pudding and challah and salad. It's pure heaven. Shabbat Shalom!
Oh yum sounds amazing, send some over! Thanks for watching, many blessings to you! ✨
Hi Leah ☺️
Thank you for the video
I'm mostly vegetarian than vegan
It's part because of kosher meat prices
And part because I don't have a kosher store very close by
It's a while I've been eating this way and got used to it
At least I worry less when I want something sweet with ralav this way 😜
Taking note of all your great cooking ideas, always look so amazing, easy and delicious 😊
Shalom awesome Gail, thanks for sharing! That sounds like the Queen Esther diet, she also was mostly vegan vegetarian because kosher foods weren't close by. Thanks for watching and may you always be blessed with health, joy and uplifting days! 👍🏼🌿🌳💕
@@JewGotit Amen ve Amen
Thank you Leah ❤️
Im new and from Kansas City missouri
Shalom Kansas a happy to have you hang out with us! 👋🏼🌸✨
Is Aylam‘s song released somewhere? I really like it 🥹
I was vegetarian for thirty years and vegan for three. Then I was curious if I was missing something so I started eating some meat. I'm going back to being vegetarian bc meat is hard for me to digest.
Shalom Arwen thanks for sharing. Wow thirty years pretty amazing. I was vegetarian for 5 years but my body slowly craved meat or chicken. I eat mainly plantbased but we have chicken on shabat. Many blessings to you! 👋🏼✨
@@JewGotit yeah occasionally I really want some chicken. Idk what I'm going to do. Sneak out at midnight! Haha!
My husband was raised vegetarian. We did the vegetarian diet for at least a year and some months of being vegan. As this was back in the 90's (no internet = no information), we ate a LOT of soy products, which gave my oldest daughter and I health problems. So! No longer vegan here! We do enjoy vegan and vegetarian dishes from time to time!
I'm vegan all the time❤
Gen 1.29 hoses 6.6 Daniel 1.12-19 Isaiah 11.6-9 Isaiah 66.3 Jeramiah 7.21-26 revelation 22.2 ❤
Did you say you had a cookbook?
Shalom Batya, Shana tova! I created for Rosh Hashanah a cookbook and spiritual prep interactive book, it comes in an ebook or hardcover:
www.etsy.com/shop/jewgotitart
We are ‘want a be’ vegans lol😂 we eat meat but we eat a lot more fruit and vegetables.
Being grateful is the main thing no matter what you eat 😊
Sonya yes you’re right! Being grateful for what we have is essential and something I always have to remember to focus on! Many happy blessings to you my friend 👋🏼💕✨
Yes I am more plantbase rather than strict vegan.
Very nice I try and eat that way too with adding more protein to keep me fuller longer. Blessings to you!
👍🤗💕🐄💕🥬
Shalom Elizabeth! 👋🏼🌺✨
we are primarily raw vegan - ho do i celebrate with raw foods?
I used to be vegan, vegetarian and pescetarian. It was easy to be vegan when I was married and did not work. Much much harder now that I work full time. I only buy meat for the holidays and once in a while for Shabbat. I am allergic to dairy so I never have it in my house.
Barcush Hashem.. Vegeterian is the best for Kosher life.. No need to worry about Shechita slaughter.
I am eating vegan 50%, because I feel weakness . I eat just chicken and fish allowed from meats.
Cota sounds good we do the same 👍🏼👍🏼
What a shame that a title like this was used as a pretense for promoting cruelty to animals.
Shalom, This was a video of cooking vegan food for Shabat. Judaism teaches that animals are part of G-d’s creation and should be treated with compassion, emphasizing the importance of avoiding, or causing pain to living creatures.
The Talmud instructs Jews against animal cruelty, and biblical stories highlight kindness towards animals as a virtue. Judaism also permits harming or killing animals when necessary to fulfill an essential human survival or needs, prioritizing human beings over animals.
This comes from the time of the Noah’s ark. We were sexual with animals and everything was mixed up with the animal and human world. We didn’t eat animals then. It got so bad, that Gd then allowed us to eat animals showing us we have a different conscience and soul than other creates in creation. Gd wants human beings to be kind each other and he knew if people do not eat animals, they would see themselves on the same level of animals and therefore could act cruel to humans.
So Gd allowed for the use of animals for food, clothing, and religious purposes such as parchment for writing the Bible.
If you are really open to learn and understand peoples traditions and religions, it can be deeper than just saying we are promoting animal cruelty. Blessings to you
I enjoy watching your family until this particular video with your husband talking about the person that slaughters the animal has a special relationship with the animal. What????????
You have a special relationship with an animal that you’re going to murder. There is no humane way of killing an animal hence killing.
I thought you and your family were peaceful, loving, kind people but this video I sent to my family and I’m sorry I did because how conflicting what you say about killing an animal in a humane way there is no humane way.
Typical male response from someone that’s Jewish. That’s all I have to say it’s just pure ignorance.