Passover Catering in Toronto Passover catering in 2022 is going to be epic. After two years of lockdown restrictions, we are finally able to have a Passover Seder with our entire family. No more virtual or social distancing. Its face-to-face reality. The laughter and banter of children and grandchildren gathered around the table to celebrate…
Toronto kosher caterers are getting ready for Chanukah with traditional potato latkes, jelly filled donuts and greasy foods drenched in oil and fried to a crisp. It is time to spare the oil and enjoy more healthier versions. Mitzuyan is one of the few Toronto kosher caterers who has decided to change. Mitzuyan kosher catering…
Passover 2019 is fast approaching. Are you getting ready? All kosher catering in Toronto becomes obsessed with Passover kitchen preparation. It is a very labour-intensive time and our employees begin to feel the pressure, but never give up. We at Mitzuyan Kosher Catering are busy planning and organizing our kitchen to meet the demands of…
Passover is a wonderful time of the year. Families get together to celebrate, get connected once again and enjoy delicious food. I especially enjoy this time of the year because all my children are in one place. It reminds me of days gone by when the house was filled with laughter and noise.It is also…
We celebrate Hanukkah by lighting candles each night for eight days and indulge in the unhealthiest foods, fried and oily. It’s a yearly treat and can do no harm is the excuse we all lean on. We satisfy our sweet tooth with too many foods loaded with sugar. Is there a healthy way to celebrate…
There is a religious significance to every Jewish holiday, but Chanukah is the most fun for young and old. Its time for presents and who doesn’t like presents. It is also an eight day holiday to celebrate the miracle of light. When you say Chanukah, you automatically think of menorahs, dreidels and fried oily foods….
Hosting Holiday Parties: 5 Must-Do’s for Any Holiday If you got yourself into hosting a holiday party and aren’t sure what to do, DO NOT WORRY, we’ve got your back. Simply follow these five easy steps to help your holiday party go over smoothly: 1. Consider a pot-luck, and don’t be afraid to delegate. Having…
Passover is soon approaching and I am beginning to reflect and think about Jewish holidays in general. All Jewish holidays have an important religious significance. But to me, these celebrations are precious moments to spend with your family and enjoy each others company. We lead active lives in trying to provide a safe heaven for…
The next holiday to be celebrated is Sukkot. It begins on September 27, 2015 and ends October 4, 2015. Rosh hashanah has apples and honey. Chanukah has latkes. Passover has matzo. Shavuot has blintzes. What foods does sukkot have associated with it? Sukkot falls at the time of the year when foods tend to be…
Bringing in the New Year with sweets is a terrific tradition which is worth keeping. Can anyone deny sweet temptations? I have scoured the internet for delicious treats to enjoy on Rosh Hashana. I hope you enjoy therm. Source: http://relocationtheblog.blogspot.ca/2011/12/hanukkah-big-holiday-that-isnt.html PEAR NOODLE KUGEL (Adapted from a recipe by Jayne Cohen) 12 oz. wide egg noodles…
The weather is starting to warm up in Toronto! Are you thinking picnic yet?
One of the Four Questions we ask at Passover is about dipping food. On all other nights, the question goes, we don’t dip once. Tonight, we dip twice. Not in our home. Here, we dip all year ‘round. We started doing this to encourage the kids to eat their vegetables. We kept doing it…
