Keturah has been teaching the Kosher 101 Workshop for the past 8 years and one thing that she is often asked is, “Can I cook tacos?” or “Can I make Chinese fried rice?” and still be kosher… There is a misconception about eating kosher that most people think you have to eat what would be European dishes of the Ashkenazi origin in order to[...]
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Chicken Noodle Soup to Break the Fast after Yom Kippur or for any day you want something hot, soothing, and yummy! If using the Slow Cooker- you add everything in and place on Slow setting for 4 hours or High setting for 2 hours. Otherwise, grab your best cast-iron dutch oven or a good stockpot for this recipe! Enjoy! - Nishmati &n[...]
We found the perfect Salad for "Break the Fast" after Yom Kippur! Check this one out and enjoy! -The Nishmati Team Southwestern Bean Salad 5 servings Ingredients 1 head lettuce, chopped 1 cup bell pepper, chopped ¼ cup fresh cilantro 15 oz black beans, 1 can ½ cup red onion, chopped 15 oz corn, 1 can ¼ cup scallion ¾ cup[...]
We have some very exciting news! We have our first Nishmati International Group of Ambassadors in Southeast Asia! This area will serve the entire Asian & Australian regions even though this group is technically a "Southeast Asia" group. We know that we still have a few ladies in China, Korea, India, and other places of the East that do not have[...]
There is a taste difference in my opinion in normal meats, organic meats, and certified kosher meats. Just my opinion, but many others feel the difference inside and spiritually understand this feeling as well. We have always taught on the spiritual understanding of eating kosher and why it is the best choice, but we understand that everyone has differ[...]
Taken from our Nishmati Ruth Study Guide: After marriage to Boaz, Ruth was no longer a gentile but a Jew. According to Traditional Judaism, she is the perfect example of what it means to “convert” to the faith of Abraham, Issac and Jacob and observe the religious laws of the Torah. Her journey towards this “conversion” began in her heart w[...]
Strawberry Blintzes YIELD: 10 blintzes Ingredients Batter: 3 eggs 1 cup all-purpose flour 1 teaspoon salt 1 cups milk 1 tablespoons butter, melted Filling: 1 (8 ounce) container cottage cheese 1 (3 ounce) package cream cheese, softened 1 cup white sugar 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 2 tablespoons butter, or as needed 1 (10 ounc[...]
We hope that you enjoy this article from our Pesach Edition of "Mayim Chayim", this year's ministry magazine. Surviving Seder with Kids Having children is often viewed as it is a burden when we are hosting or entertaining. I know first hand that it can be difficult or even frustrating to host something as important as a Pesach Seder when yo[...]
I want to personally welcome you to the NEWLY rebranded Nishmati, home of EMPOWERMENT for the spiritual woman. My goal since 2015 has been to teach women that the best way to SHINE their light in this world, is to fully integrate their faith within their HOME, WORK, and COMMUNITY. In this new year, I continue this mission the best way I know, which i[...]