Jewish Apple Cake – Recipe
Rosh Hashanah means “Head of the Year” in Hebrew, hence a New Year celebration.
I extend my warm wishes of happiness, health, and prosperity to all my friends who celebrate this holiday.
Rosh Hashanah means “Head of the Year” in Hebrew, hence a New Year celebration.
I extend my warm wishes of happiness, health, and prosperity to all my friends who celebrate this holiday.
Christmas celebration on December 24-25, and New Year on December 31-1,(Gregorian calendar), are well-known dates to the majority of the population, however, per the Julian calendar, Christmas was celebrated on January 6-7, some called it Orthodox Christmas, and the New Year was celebrated on January 13-14.
As of this year, 2024, Catholic and Orthodox Ukrainians in UKRAINE and around the world joined together, separated themselves from their oppressor Russia, and began celebrating these holidays according to the GREGORIAN calendar.
Ukrainians call this New Year “Malanka”, the day of St. Melania, or “Generous Eve” (Shchedryi Vechir).
There is no better way to farewell an old year, and welcome in the NEW YEAR, than to do it with food and friends.
The Honey-Apple Brie Bites were absolutely delicious, and so elegantly presented in prepared phyllo cups. These ready made phyllo cups are readily available at any grocery store, and they come in three colors: natural, red, and green. The chef selected the natural color, to complement the red apples she used in this recipe.
With the upcoming holidays like St. Nicholas Day, Hanukkah, Christmas, and New Year, there will be lots of parties to attend and lots of party foods to prepare and sample. I will contribute, by posting some of my favorite recipes for these occasions.