5767 - L`Shana Tova Tikatevu!!!

Tonight marks the beginning of a New Year for the Jewish People around the world. On the Jewish calendar the year 5767 will begin! I wont boar you with the details of how this Holiday is celebrated, there is, however, one important similarity between the Jewish New Year and the American one: Many Americans use the New Year as a time to plan a better life, making "resolutions." Likewise, the Jewish New Year is a time to begin introspection, looking back at the mistakes of the past year and planning the changes to make in the new year. And there is also a deep believe that our slates can be cleaned and that everybody has a new chance for luck, fortune and happiness! SO in good old Jewish tradition I wish that you all may be inscribed and sealed immediately for a good life! Foodwise this Holiday evolves around honey. It symbolizes the hope for sweet luck in the new year. Here for those which want to try my Rosh Hashana honey cake recipe