Jewish wedding food

Matzoh ball soup is just the beginning.

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This technique makes 10-20 matzah balls, depending on the size of your cookie cutter and the typical yield of your recipe. It does tend to yield far less matzah balls than the actual "ball" variety, so I suggest doubling your recipe of choice if you have a lot of guests to feed. See note at end of recipe about ideas for feeding a crowd.

Kabbalat panim cheese and fruit board before ceremony found on Modern Jewish Wedding Blog // Jeff Kolodny Photography, Inc.

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It is fair to say that catering often plays a big part at a wedding, and can take up the bulk of your wedding budget too! Catering can contribute to your guests’ experience and enjoyment of your wedding – you can take it from us that well fed guests are happy guests! Critically, when planning a Jewish wedding, you may be considering whether or not you should hire a Kosher caterer.

When you’re deciding what wedding cake or dessert to have, think about making it reflect who you both are as a couple and let it symbolise your story or embrace the theme or essence of your wedding. Ditch the three-tiered extravaganza and go for something unique and unusual that represents you both. I did without […]