Thus, a traditional Shabbat meal for Ashkenazi Jews might include roast beef, pot roast, or chicken; carrot tzimmes and potatoes; and a traditional Shabbat meal for Sephardi Jews would focus more on salads, stuffed vine leaves, couscous and other Middle Eastern specialties.
A traditional Shabbat meal for "Sephardi" Jews would focus more on salads, stuffed vine leaves, couscous and other Middle Eastern specialties. Thus, a traditional "Shabbat" meal for "Ashkenazi" Jews might include roast beef, pot roast, or chicken, carrots tzimmes, and potatoes.
Thus, a traditional "Shabbat" meal for "Ashkenazi" Jews might include roast beef, pot roast, or chicken, carrots tzimmes, and potatoes. A traditional Shabbat meal for "Sephardi" Jews would focus more on salads, stuffed vine leaves, couscous and other Middle Eastern specialties.
Thus, a traditional "Shabbat" meal for "Ashkenazi" Jews might include roast beef, pot roast, or chicken, carrots tzimmes, and potatoes. A traditional Shabbat meal for "Sephardi" Jews would focus more on salads, stuffed vine leaves, couscous and other Middle Eastern specialties.