Saturday, October 21, 2017

Shabbat Table, A Rainbow for Parsha Noach



 
The red apples and green `kabosu` (lime like citrus) were given to us by neighbors this Shabbat, so perfectly fitting the rainbow of God`s promise and blessing!

I have always seen `Rainbow Cake` in Jewish bakeries and delis when I lived in New York, who knew I would be making it for Shabbat for my daughter one day in Japan!!





There is no doubt, meals on Shabbat become more colorful.


For Parsha Noah,wouldn`t you know,

 the table is spread with a rainbow

setting it up  like making the ark

gotta get done before it gets dark

Today as there were rain showers

 let`s choose seven colors for the flowers

Red orange yellow green

enjoying the colors with my grown teen

there is even a Rainbow cake

and challah to bake

oh what a delight on Shabbat to make

 then there comes blue

indigo and vio-let

honoring you LORD in the table we set 


S  h  a  b  t     S  a  o  m  !


*rainbow cakes recipe HERE*

7 comments:

  1. Do you ever share your Challah recipe? :)

    ReplyDelete
  2. Hi Sandi, Yes! On the side bar, there is a heading-- my Favorite Challah recipes. Sometimes there is a link in the post too. I also like to adapt them or make variations, in which case I try to note it in the post. This one was straight from one recipe, its on the side bar if you click `Fig, Olive Oil and Sea salt Challah`. I used this recipe in honor of the Parsha Noah, as the dove brought back an olive branch when the waters were receded...
    http://www.delish.com/cooking/recipe-ideas/recipes/a49253/fig-olive-oil-and-sea-salt-challah-recipe/

    ReplyDelete
  3. Wow! The rainbow cake is beautiful.

    ReplyDelete
  4. This blog is BEAUTIFUL, OUTSTANDING, a FEAST FOR THE EYES, INTRIGUING......... I want to find posting about author, story behind blog etc. !!

    ReplyDelete
  5. Shayndel, I wanted to let you know that I am thrilled, very happy and excited that you will accept the Liebster Award, and later is fine.... It will be well recieved when ever you have time. Shalom sister,

    ReplyDelete