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eggplant goat cheese lasagna
Israeli, Italian, Main course, Pastries & Breads, Shavuot, Vegetables

Eggplant and goat cheese lasagna

This recipe is not a traditional one in Italy, and I came up with it as another way to use […]

Adjaruli Khachapuri
Georgian, Pastries & Breads, Shabbat, Shavuot

Georgian cheese and egg pastry (Adjaruli Khachapuri)

Khachapuri is a general name for a family of Georgian cheese stuffed pastries. Boat shaped Adjaruli khachapuri may be the […]

pastelikos with feta
Appetizers, Balkan, Breakfast, Bulgarian, Pastries & Breads, Sephardi, Shavuot

Bulgarian pastelikos with feta

Pastelikos are a type of borek, filled pastries that originate from the Ottoman Empire and have been popular ever since […]

Iraqi Kahi kahee for Shavuot
Iraqi, Pastries & Breads, Shavuot

Iraqi crepes for shavuot (kahi)

Kahi is a Iraqi puff-pastry-like crepe (similar to the Yemeni malawach) that is a specialty of Shavuot. Traditionally, kahi is […]

Tomato quiche
Breakfast, Israeli, Italian, Pastries & Breads, Shavuot, Vegetables

Tomato quiche

A great addition for the Shavuot table, but also for every brunch. Just add a small tomato salad or green […]

Siete Cielos challah (seven heavens challah)
Greek, Pastries & Breads, Sephardi, Shavuot

Seven heavens challah for Shavuot

Not as glorious as Rosh Hashanah, not as holy as Yom Kippur, and lacking that perfect timing of Passover, right […]

Romanian malai cake
Cakes and cookies, Pastries & Breads, Romanian, Shavuot

Romanian malai cake

Malai, or alivenci, is a cornbread-like cake from the Romanian cuisine. The large amount of cheese and sour cream in […]

shlissel challah - Key shaped challah
Ashkenazi, Passover, Pastries & Breads, Shabbat

Key shaped challah (shlissel challah)

Shlissel challah is a key-shaped bread prepared by Ashkenazi Jews for the first Shabbat after Passover. The challah may be […]

Israeli pita
Arab, Israeli, Pastries & Breads, Shabbat, Yom Ha'Atzmaut

Israeli style pita bread

The history of flat bread starts around the year 4,000 BC in Egypt. But while most Middle Eastern flatbreads, like […]