by krc-admin | Jan 22, 2021 | Blog, Jewish History, Parsha Sheet by Rabbi Weiss
Our Sedra records Moshe describing himself as having “sealed (‘uncircumcised’) lips.” Earlier, he had said he was “heavy of mouth, heavy of tongue.” We know the famous Medrash that the angel Gavriel moved baby Moshe’s hand to grab a glowing coal, after which he put...
by krc-admin | Jan 22, 2021 | Blog, Jewish History, Parsha Sheet by Rabbi Weiss
Hashem tells Moshe to inform the Jewish People that He is going to take them out of Egypt, but the Jewish People do not listen. Hashem commands Moshe to go to Pharaoh & ask him to free the Jewish People. Although Ahron shows Pharaoh a sign by turning a staff into...
by krc-admin | Jan 22, 2021 | Blog, Kosher Recipes
It’s a brand new year, and what better way to celebrate it than to make something new and delicious? Our time indoors has given us the chance to consider new hobbies and to improve on existing ones. We can’t speak for everyone, but collecting delicious recipes online...
by krc-admin | Jan 22, 2021 | Blog, Jewish History, Parsha Sheet by Rabbi Weiss
Paro is warned about the plague of locusts & agrees to release only the men; Moshe insists everyone must go. Paro calls Moshe & Aharon to stop the locusts, admitting he has sinned. G-d ends the plague but hardens Paro’s heart; yet again Paro fails to...
by krc-admin | Jan 8, 2021 | Blog, Kosher Recipes
Minestrone Soup is one of the funny food staples, for which everyone has a different recipe. Its origins go back to early Rome and its surroundings. Many cooks use tomatoes and potatoes in their recipes. These however were still hiding away in the Americas until much,...
