TRY THESE JEWISH FOODS RIGHT NOW!!!

[@marianasantos1336]

5. Bagels with lox for breakfast on Sunday mornings 4. Cholent 3. Sufganiyot 2. Latkes with Applesauce 1. Challah made with Poppy seeds or Sesame seeds -- Honorable Mention goes to Matzo Crackers

[@dehende07]

I'm shocked that brisket did not make the the list.... My in-laws who are Jewish makes the best brisket for passover or Rosh Hashanah that I've ever tasted in my life..... That kosher brisket just hits different....LOVE IT👏

[@lilysmullen9882]

Black and white cookies, matzah ball soup, bagel and lox, latkes, noodle kugel

[@cait.taylor.o]

1. Blintzes! 2. Kugel - my mom made it for Christmas and now I make it for Yom Kippur 3. Challah with cinnamon and raisins 4. Charoset - sometimes I legit make it as a snack even when its not Passover. 5. Honeycake 4/5 have cinnamon and raisins in them... I guess I have a specific sweet tooth!

[@makaylasmith403]

5. Challah 4. Latkes 3. Kreplach 2. Bagels w lox 1. Matzo Ball Soup! Hands down

[@susansorriero4863]

1. Brisket 2. Babka 3. Challah 4. Matzo Ball soup 5. Hamantaschen

[@Kaleidescope66]

Brisket over Kasha Varnishka, Latkes, Rugelach and Noodle Pudding!

[@YTLawnGnome]

My all time favorite as the grandson of a kosher butcher...tounge. just a classic tounge sandwich on rye with mustard. Nothing beats classic Jewish deli.

[@vivianpowell1732]

Sentimental favorite: Tam Tam Original Snack Crackers by Manischewitz. They're delicious with a glass of ice-cold milk. Love your wavy hairstyle today!

[@tedibezna1085]

I feel like I can’t choose an order, but brisket, challah, babka, latkes, and bagels with lox are all favourites!

[@andreagardner2335]

Kasha with bow tie pasta didn’t make your list? It’s my number 1, and my grandchildren’s favorite as well. They have been eating it since they were old enough to chew it. It is the ultimate comfort food. Make it for your boys. Yes, it’s messy to eat, and tough to clean up, but they need to know this wonderful, cultural dish. I make my own challah, and it is the best. My grandchildren have one on their table every Shabbat. They have helped me bake them as well. What about strudel? My aunt’s was world class, and I make her recipe. Another of my personal favorites is vegetable barley soup made with meat. My mother made it all the time. I am a fan of knishes, too. My husband would probably vote for brisket, which I only do once a year. I can’t make it taste quite like his Aunt’s, unfortunately.

[@looovegoodmusic]

Latkas (but my grandma would make beef stew with prunes and when it's ready she'd put latkas on top of it and they would get that beautiful aromas of stew and get sort of steamed ... ah... ) hamantaschen and gefilte fish (but the proper one in shape of the fish in the fish skin... soooooo good).

[@looovegoodmusic]

or and brisket and blintzes

[@marciaboucher8346]

My top 5, 5 would agree Matzah Balls, I have added them to a chicken stew.. They are so good. 4 kreplach, so easy and so yummy and popular. I use wonton wrappers and a hamburger mixture. Sometimes leftover brisket. 3 latkes for sure, try putting the mixture in the mini waffle makers.. My grandchildren love them. 2 I can agree to cholent and 1 challah. I give each grandchild their own challah roll and they say their own bracha, then they get a small amount of grape juice and my 7 year old granddaughter says kiddush for the children. Before that they would say their bracha before kiddush, their motzi first. They love this tradition

[@stayathomemarine]

I'm surprised kugel didn't make the list.. its heavenly!! I love lox on bagel but now that I'm pregnant I've been on the hunt to find hot smoked salmon, which is safe to consume vs the cold smoked.

[@sallieannwestbrook9769]

5. Latkes with sour cream (I don’t like sweets much) 4. Kugel - savory 3. Lox & Bagels with cream cheese and capers 2. Matzo ball soup 1. My mom’s brisket

[@heatherwiner2883]

I love noodle kugel too!!

[@GoingGreenMom]

You forgot to add the chicken recipe link! That looks delicious!

[@shirlynssleeve4661]

Can I just say of all your 10 foods the top 5 would also be my favs. Unfortunately I don’t eat sugar, bread or carbs………..oooohhyyy! Thanks for the peek into your culture & cupboard.

[@mikaylabanman7920]

I myself, who am not Jewish, have made your top two favorite! And me and my family do enjoy them. Matzo ball soup intrigues me, but I would have to order some of the ingredients online, and I have not taken the time to do that yet.

[@olivebenson3235]

Yum, I'm hungry now 😋. Those marzipan delicacies you say you find in Israel look and sound so good 😀 ❤.

[@SamWest96]

I haven't tried any Jewish food but as my daughter gets older we're going to start celebrating elements of the big 6 religions (in the sense of learning about other family experiences) and food will 100% be part of that. Very excited to have a go at making challah, latkes and matzah ball soup. I'm typing this without reference to the description or comments so sorry if I've spelt anything wrong!

[@kathleenklein4231]

I am so glad you didn't put gefilte fish! I always think there is something wrong with me for not liking it. I love hamantaschen and kugel as well. I also love knishes.

[@jabujolly9020]

Gefilte fish is polarising. You either love it or hate it. I love it.

[@philippapay4352]

And folks can watch Ina Garten, Nigella Lawson, Nathalie Dupree, Pati Jinich and others for fine recipes. They tell you what is traditional and what has a twist from their region/nation included. Chanukah is not all that far off now. The year is whizzing past us, I fear. Good list.

[@PipsKay]

Me as a Christian haven't had some of these foods but I absolutely know 100% i would love challah bread, my mom once told my nephew and me, that she was pretty sure that she gave us "The Bread gene" 🙂 plus I love soups anytime of the year so I know I'd love the matzo ball soup!

[@orland0110]

Marion, it is always so, so nice to see a beauty like you here. Many of these Jewish foods I have tried before like Matzo Ball soup and Latkes and Kugel. For me, noodle Kugel would be number one. Kugel is amazing. I think your top 10 best Jewish foods ranking though is fantastic. Sending a lot of love to you! 😍😍😍😍😍

[@rhianwenj7597]

I've been looking at potato kugel recipes today (2pm UK). Not Jewish so never had kugel anything. I feel that I've not lived. 😭

[@orland0110]

@@rhianwenj7597 I have never had potato Kugel but I have had sweet noodle Kugel and I can tell you that it is so good, just amazing. You could look up recipes for sweet noodle Kugel as well and make it yourself.

[@kari4107]

Ditto on your list, plus, the wine shots you made for Passover!! 😝😝

[@dalecribbs4037]

Love your top 10

[@RafaelRomero-vx1fd]

Hey! I also put noodle kugel on #2! 🤗

[@janeg7057]

Salad dressing chicken is my fav!

[@Michael-v3z1s]

Great job.

[@katriel8693]

Noodle kugel Latkes Charleston Rugelach Wine!

[@elizabethmartineau-marshal341]

I like Challah the best too - I also really enjoy Latkes during Hanukkah time. I see that Matzah did not make your list(Ha!)

[@esthers6014]

Saw your COVID post. Sending prayers. I just got over it for the second time! (Fully vaccinated so it was mild sort of….). Feel better soon Miriam and Family!! 🙏

[@shainazion4073]

Chanukah Gelt tastes like Easter Bunny Chocolate, it's usually bad chocolate.

[@x201r2]

1. Jewish brisket that falls apart in your mouth 2. Challah 3. Latkes 4. Kokoah cake 5. Charoset

[@leighannloyd4629]

Love your top 10!!!

[@momadtempo3146]

I know sounds very yummy 😋

[@jabujolly9020]

I’ve got a huge problem with hamatashen. Once I start on them I find it hard to stop. I’m totally untrustworthy around them.

[@rhianwenj7597]

Great video, but... You need to link to your recipes. I did salad dressing chicken by mistake once. Great mistake, cook it often now.

[@lvgdeadgrl]

Hi Marion 😊 Refuah sheleimah 💞 My top 5 (before I hear yours!) 5. Tahina 4. Falafel 3. Hummus 2. Shawarma 1. Coca-cola beef brisket (I guess these are more Arab or Israeli than Jewish.. oh my goodness I can't believe I forgot latkes!!!)

[@user-maiety789]

Falafel is an Egyptian dish and Falafel is a Coptic word

[@lvgdeadgrl]

Okay 😅

[@user-maiety789]

@@lvgdeadgrl I am trying to clarify because the Palestinians, Israelis and even Syrians attribute the invention of falafel to them🥺

[@Wizamatox]

I am so glad you had challah as your top pick. I am not Jewish myself so I don't know enough to do a top 10 of my own. However, I was thinking that challah bread is my favourite Jewish food that I have tried, and the Jewish food I would most like to try is humentaschen. Having seen your list, I must see if I can make cholent. It sounds like a great food for winter (I'm in Australia, so it's winter for us here). I do have a question though, is having challah on Friday evening merely a common tradition, or is doing so at the level of being one of the mitzvot?

[@alyssarosengard6674]

5. Farfel 4. Challah stuffing 3. Zucchini kugel 2. Falafel 1. Plain challah

[@kellyrenee1247]

I was wondering what your opinion of the tv series The Chosen? I have been watching your channel and a few others because of the Chosen. It has made me curious about Jewish life and customs today. I hope you respond, thanks!

[@ronaldmiller2740]

SHALOM M.J.M.L. WOW!!! MY FAMILY AND I ARE WATCHING YOUR GREAT !!!! VIDEO ALL THESE GREAT FOOD WE LOVE ... YOU CAN COOK FOR US ANY TIME ,, .DURING THE WEEK WE GO TO THE MARKET PLACE TO SHOP AND OF COURSE EAT AND DRINK MY SON MAX 7YR.S OLD LOVES TO LOOK AROUND,, WE START AT JAFFA ST NEAR ZION SQ. AND IN WE GO TO THE CROWDS IN THE OLD CITY .. MEAT, FISH, VEG. FRUIT, AND FRI. MORNING GET THE BEST FOR SHABBAT .. YA!! MY SON LOVES FISH EN CHIPS IN THE MARKET .. TODAH!!! FOR THIS GREAT VIDEO.....MAX LOVES JELLY DONUTS,,, I LOVE HAMANTASCHEN POPPY SEED ,PEACH, ALL KUGEL

[@linam6072]

Thank you for your videos! I really enjoy them! ❤️ I have a question outside this video. Is it ok to study on Saturday or do students at universities need to preserve the Saturday from a Jewish point of view?

[@deniscioara2394]

You know what ! I should try these jewish food even if I am Christian! 😊😚

[@downeastboy84]

We always had Sunday night chicken

[@birdieElla777]

We are Torah observant Christians, who celebrate G-d's appointed times as well. My top 5 ... 🎺 5. Matza Pizza 4. Chocolate Matza 3. Charoset 2. Beef Briskett 1. Matza Ball Soup

[@jabujolly9020]

I totally honor Torah keeping Christians.

[@jabujolly9020]

Torah keeping Christian’s deserve a lot of love.

[@MauriceGreen-rl1ru]

Is that bar b qued chicken?

[@zaharabardavid]

My top ten 1. Sabich with amba2. shakshuka 3. shnitzel 4. hummus 5. chamin 6. shawarma 7. falafel 8. baba ganoush 9. challah 10. Labneh on lafa

[@jabujolly9020]

There’s nothing like amba! Nothing!

[@YitzchokKaplan]

1. Hamantaschen 2. Cheesecake 3. Blintzes 4. Cholent 5. Gefilte fish

[@YitzchokKaplan]

I’M CHASSIDIC BUT MY RAV GAVE ME A SHAVOUS EXEMPTION TO FINISH MY STUDIES 😭

[@katriel8693]

I forgot bagels

[@amybkang]

Pumpernickel bagels

[@loribrown5235]

I knew it was gonna be challah!!!

[@idkusername7133]

Hot take: I love gefilte fish

[@alisonbateson7926]

Me too!

[@vadankstrains4359]

Its not Jewish but i think "chipped beef gravy on biscuits" is the greatest breakfast food ever. Its southern food

[@GoingGreenMom]

I wouldn't think so, most chipped beef gravy I've seen mixes meat and dairy.... so if they keep kosher would be off limits.

[@vadankstrains4359]

@@GoingGreenMom the prophet Abraham drank milk with steaks and gave the same offering to GOD and it was accepted

[@GoingGreenMom]

@@vadankstrains4359 Im just saying that if they keep kosher, which I do believe they do, they wouldn't do that. I'm not Jewish or in any tree of Abraham religion. Just use some tact and respect their beliefs on their channel! That is a southern thing to do too.

[@TheJazzlass]

❤👍😀😋😋😋

[@tacontentorestaurante5163]

All Of Their Food Came From The Middle East When They MIGRATED YEARS & YEARS AGO !.!.!.!.!