#lekach

[peacefuldwellings]

Honey-Spice Cake (Lekach)

[chibiranmaruchan]

My first attempt at lekach, even though Rosh Hashanah was long ago. I made it with coffee, as a test run. Depending on who has it, I will alternate between making it with tea and coffee.

[valthetiredmonster]

Lekach - Jewish Honey Cake - Traditional Jewish New Year Cake for Rosh Hashanah Celebrate Rosh Hashanah in true Jewish style with Lekach, a delicious honey-infused cake that symbolizes a sweet new year.

[lavacrown]

Lekach - Jewish Honey Cake - Rosh Hashana Traditional Jewish New Year Cake Indulge in the sweetness of tradition with Lekach, the perfect Jewish Honey Cake for Rosh Hashanah.

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[digitalfountains]

Daisy Jean by David Lekach

[wizards101official]

i got a couple comments like this (I couldn’t find the other one I got earlier for some reason) and they pretty much put exactly what I’ve been thinking into words !!! My god it was such a missed opportunity, if I would have lost my mind to see an Indian desert girl as a kid since that’s one of the cultures I grew up on

[bruce-wyatt-burner]

👀👀

[el-im]

boo every time i get blown off i just kind of look around and go. oh honey... the lipstick... the earrings... the curled eyelashes... the hair done up... i got up this morning and skipped breakfast in favor of making a lekach when my head was still filled up with sleep bc i wanted it to be cool by the afternoon... so strange to be sitting in my room unscrewing earring backings feeling like the silliest gal on the planet 

[modernmutiny]

I'm looking through the Rosh Hashana tag now and realizing that

A. Since the very end of the original recipe has been lost to time (which took many years of experimenting to reconstruct and also explains why the timing is such a wide margin) I didn't know that honey cakes like mine improve if you let them sit for a few days and also

B. Mine is much more complicated than the ones I see floating around here. Maybe the people with the old complex recipes aren't posting them (valid) or maybe my great great great grandma was just pretentious and needed to have the Most Convoluted Recipe Ever.

Can't argue with the results tho this shit is bangin

[lipsticklens]

🧁 💘 💓 for dante :D

thank you!! :D

🧁 - have you ever baked with your f/o? how did it go?

yes we give cooking and baking a try every now and then! my s/i skyler is not good at it at all, he/i somehow undercook and over season everything i get my hands on. dante has certain family recipes he’s good at; his grandmother’s lekach comes to mind! but if he tries new recipes they’re kind of hit or miss :’D

💘 - who gets scared during horror movies?

definitely him! skyler practically grew up on horror movies and he/i cite them as a big influence on my queer identity! so i’m a lot more desensitized to them than dante. poor baby gets embarrassed by how high pitched his screams get and how much he wants to cuddle <3

💓 - what is something small and simple that your f/o does that makes you fall for them even harder?

ohhh so much… whenever skyler/i have to go into work when i wasn’t scheduled (i wasn’t even supposed to be here today, heehee) he surprises me with my favorite takeout at home. he always knows the perfect moment to wrap a blanket around my shoulders. he makes me hot chocolate when i’m sick. i know it’s a pinterest-y cliche but he truly is “if comfort was a person it’d be you.”

[chibiranmaruchan]

A much more prettier lekach I made for a New Year's Eve gathering I went to last year.

[tommyrmusings]

leftists BTFO le epic style xD >;-)

[nudesnoises]

David Lekach

[girlactionfigure]

Ten Tips for an Easy Yom Kippur Fast

Fasting doesn’t necessarily mean suffering. There’s quite a bit we can do to alleviate the bodily and mental stress that normally accompanies a fast. The day before the fast, follow the following guidelines:

1. Cut down your caffeine intake to minimize headaches. That means stop drinking coffee, tea, and cola at least eight hours before the fast, and preferably twenty-four hours before the fast.

2. Avoid salty, spicey, and fried foods on the day before the fast.

3. Avoid white sugar, white flour, and white rice. Eat whole-grained foods such as brown rice and whole-wheat bread or challa.

4. Drink a lot of water all day long.

5. Eat a good breakfast that includes fruits, veggies, eggs or sardines, and whole grains.

6. The pre-Yom Kippur meal (se’uda mafseket) should include baked or broiled fish, a veggy salad, consomme, a small portion of chicken or turkey, and a side dish of complex carbohydrates. Substitute sweet deserts with watermelon or other water-retaining fresh fruit, and a cup of herb tea with a whole-grain cookie.

On Yom Kippur:

7. The more you immerse yourself in prayer, the less you’ll think about food.

8. Rest between prayers. Don’t run around outside, especially in the hot sun. Save your voice for prayers. Idle talking will make you thirstier, and will detract from the holiness of the day.

After the fast:

9. Drink two glasses of water, and then eat solids gradually, so as not to shock the digestive system. Begin with fruit, like plums or grapes. The worst thing people do is to consume pastries and soft drinks, or “lekach un bronfan” (cake and liquor) right after the fast (these are unhealthy anytime, all the more so right after the fast when they give your body a shock of glucose).

10. Forty-five minutes to an hour afterwards, one can eat a balanced meal with protein, carbohydrates, and vegetables. After eating, relax for an hour with your favorite book (preferably Gemara of the laws of Succoth from Shulchan Oruch) and your favorite beverage, then begin constructing your Succa.

Attention diabetics, heart patients, folks with high blood pressure, and people whose health depends on regular medication - you must be especially careful to ask your doctor if you are capable of fasting, and then consult with your local rabbi, giving him the doctor’s exact opinion. For many such people, it is a mitzva not to fast on Yom Kippur.

[digitalfountains]

Daisy Jean by David Lekach