It’s the Friday before Rosh Hashanah so we are gushing about something that was made in Israel that you can sport while you enjoy cooking adventures in the kitchen for the holidays.
Once again, our friends at ModernTribe have a practical item that’s fashionable and meaningful! Do you want to make sure you keep your temple clothes kugel-free? Want to avoid a clothes-altering explosion of powdered sugar from the honey cake you baked? Do you want to make it look like you were rockin’ it in the kitchen while you sneak in the catered platter for your holiday guests? Protect your outfit and look adorable! We are totally gushing over the Modern Pomegranate Apron designed by Barbara Shaw and made in Israel.
During this International Week at The Wedding Yentas, we wanted to make sure we tip our hats to some of the most exotic places to be married by honoring them with Real Weddings and a Friday Favorites installment. We’ve taken virtual trips to Mexico and South Africa and today we are visiting Israel by obsessing over the apron.
Why pomegranates? Pomegranates are a symbol of fertility and abundance, so it’s only fitting that you should wear it with pride during this season of new year, atonement, and harvest. Thankfully, ModernTribe brings Judaica and Jewish gifts to the new generation of Jews that will help them express and develop their Jewish identity, and this apron is another example of how ModernTribe successfully equips its customers with the best Jewish merchandise available.
And it could be yours! Get cookin’ and look cool while doing it. Just enter to win for your chance to have your own apron.
Leave a comment below and share with us your favorite Rosh Hashanah food! You may enter through Sunday night at 11:59 p.m. and the winner will be announced on Monday! May your luck be as sweet as your apples and honey!
My husband’s aunt makes the most incredible fricasee. I didn’t even know what it was until I met him. The meatball part is to die for! Chag sameach!
One of my favorite Rosh Hashanah dishes (& there are many) is the sweet potato & carrot tsimis my mother-in-law prepares along with the brisket. The sweetness is delish,
My favorite thing on Rosh Hashanah is my moms brisket!
I love the round challah with honey! Just give me that and I am happy. I also adore the apron.
Just like the song I learned in preschool, my favorite Rosh Hashanah food is apples and honey
Defintely the round challah….it goes on forever!
My favorite is apples dipped in honey, especially green apples!
I always look forward to my mother’s kichel topped with chopped herring and grated hard-boiled eggs. I am salivating just thinking about the delicious food that I have to look forward to next week!
I don’t know anything about Rosh Hashanah foods but I like any food and really like this apron!
So, I’m not Jewish, or a Bride, BUT I do LOVE to cook and this apron is absolutely adorable!
I really enjoy reading your blog!!
Love the design! Makes me want to go buy a pomegranate…I wonder if they are in season! Anyway, I love love raisin challah!
Any chance you guys will be posting recipes for food…hint hint!
So, I know this isn’t traditional, but we have a new tradition of Pomegranite Martinis, lol. Yum. That and my Mock Chopped Liver on Raisin Challah and I am a happy girl!