“Lox” to Love About Vegan Lox
Bagels and lox were a big part of Nava’s childhood, but when she went vegan, out went the lox. Luckily, she came up with a vegan lox that’s easy to make at home.
Unlock Your Bagel and Lox
Inspired by a Restaurant Week menu, Heather decided to mix up a Jewish favorite—literally. The result is a Yom Kippur break-fast game changer: a cream-cheese-and-salmon dip served with bagel chips.
Break the Fast with Brinner (Breakfast for Dinner)
Avoid the “hangries” with a meal that satisfies everyone who spent the day fasting. Whether a sweet tooth or decidedly on Team Savory, breakfast, served at dinnertime, offers options for everyone.
The Modernization of the Yom Kippur Fast
With life more complicated these days, it’s no surprise that Yom Kippur, too, is no longer what it used to be. Rachel explores some of the different ways that people mark the Day of Atonement.
The Sweet Sephardic Tastes of Atonement
Visit a Sephardic home for break-fast, and you’ll probably find guests easing slowly out of the fast with a sweet drink followed by a rich meal and an abundant dessert selection—no bagels!
Break-Fast Gets a Gluten-Free Makeover
Following a Celiac-disease diagnosis for both her daughter and herself, Lori came up with a new break-fast tradition to replace her favorite post-fast everything bagel with lox. It’s just as delicious.
5 Extraordinary Bagel Combos for Break-Fast
Yom Kippur break-fast meals can be so boring. Annabel came up with five killer bagel combos that will make your regular cream cheese and lox envious. They’re sweet, savory and everything in between.
One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Fridge Fish?
It’s not what you’re used to piling on a bagel at the Yom Kippur break-fast, but gravlax is way cheaper, easy to make at home and equally perfect for the holidays.
The Fast When You Can’t Fast
Whether because of an illness, pregnancy or breastfeeding, plenty of people cannot or should not fast on Yom Kippur. Tanya reflects on foods and support that preserve the essence of the holiday.
Sustenance, Both Spiritual and Edible
How do you best prepare for the 25-hour-long Yom Kippur fast? For Esther, it now means a pre-fast meal of satisfying dairy dishes and comfort foods, fresh salads and lots of vegetables.
