Enrich Your Vacation Days with These 4 Tasty Kosher Dishes

by Jeremy Banks Evolutesix

We love vacations and vacation days. With how busy most of us have been these past few months, a chance to relax and unwind is welcome. We’re looking for opportunities to travel the world once it’s alright for us to do so, maybe aboard kosher riverboat cruises, but until then we’re content to celebrate the little moments at home. However, there are a few ways to make vacation days extra special: Food! Here are some great and festive kosher recipes for you to enjoy.

No Bake Chocolate Chunk Oatmeal Cookies by Sweet Moments: Rega Matok (via Kosher.com)

We never pass a chance to check out a no bake dessert recipe, and really, this one is worth it. We love wholesome and nutritious cookies, ones that are packed with enough content to give you energy for the day ahead. We can imagine ourselves crunching on these great snacks right after a hectic Zoom meeting or a class exam.

Get the recipe here: https://www.kosher.com/recipe/no-bake-chocolate-chunk-oatmeal-cookies-5551

Kosher Carbonara via Bellacarne

What’s carbonara without cheese? A meal that’s also quite delicious in its own right. This kosher carbonara eschews dairy and focuses on the goodness of tonnarelli pasta and delicious kosher beef. If you’ve ever wanted a hearty meal for your off days and holidays, then this is just for you.

Get the recipe here: https://www.bellacarne.it/en/blog-en/kosher-carbonara-recipe/

Savory Herbed Goat Cheese and Apricot Babka by Miri Rotkovitz (via The Spruce Eats)

Babka is sometimes eaten as a sweet bread dish, but it can also be served as a savory meal. This particular babka dish was designed to add some great herbed goat cheese to its exquisite taste and texture, giving you a whole new culinary experience.

Get the recipe here: https://www.thespruceeats.com/savory-herbed-goat-cheese-and-apricot-babka-recipe-4155287

Chocolate Chip Cookie Pie via Yay Kosher

One thing we miss on our previous travels (from Jewish heritage tours to kosher cruises) is the chance to eat great kosher dessert dishes, fancy meals to cap off a great meal. This particular chocolate chip cookie pie reminds us of those days, but really, you can prep the recipe even while you’re still at home.