Pasta Recipes, Kosher-Style!

During the pandemic, we had to deal with staying indoors and being updated with the news for our safety. The challenge is how do we become productive while being safe in our homes? Aside from doing chores such as cleaning up, you can also cook up a few recipes to lessen the hunger, and at the same time keep yourself healthy.

We miss traveling but we can have a taste of travel when creating pasta recipes, Kosher-style! Check out the dishes that you can serve to your family or to yourself while being indoors

Pesto Pasta Salad

Many Kosher tours would include this delicious green sauce in their dishes. The Pesto Pasta Salad is a great starter that you will surely enjoy.

Tomato Meat Sauce Pasta 

Pastas have many varieties, one of them is the surprisingly healthy tomato-meat sauce pasta. You can put it over your pasta and even on rice! 

Roasted Veggie Pasta

The smell of earthy and sweet roasted veggie pasta will test your ability to resist another bite! It is both flexible and fun to make by yourself or with children. Toss a few herbs and even cheese after, and the dish is ready to be served. 

Northern Italy: A Must-Go for Jewish Cruise

This is one of the places where you can find 51 World Heritage Sites, Northern Italy! Many people visit this area in Europe due to its romantic vibes and legendary landmarks. Check out some of the places when you’re planning your next Jewish Cruise in Europe:

Piedmont: Wine and Dine

Aside from pizza, Italy is also associated with wine. Try getting a legitimate tour agency to aid you in your adventures in Northern Italy.

In Piedmont, the scenes such as vineyards and villages and cafes make the long walks less tiring and more memorable. Trying out the numerous varieties of wine is worth the trip.

Padua: Oldest Jewish Community

Padua is known to have its oldest Jewish Community. It is also the home of the first botanical garden in Europe, and an Italian Synagogue that has been there since the 16th century!

Burano and Torcello: Sail Away!

If you are looking for a background that you want to post in the internet, look no more! Burano is filled with colorful houses and villages along ‘Rio della Guidecca’ and ‘Rio del Pontinello’. Torcello has many attractions such as the 12th century church of Santa Fosca, and two 14th century palaces ‘Palazzo del Consiglio’ and ‘Palazzo dell’Archivio’

Jewish Tour in France: Where To Go?

When the Jews were trying to survive back in World War II, they went to France. There are half a million Jews in France, and that makes the country part of the Top 5 Largest Jewish Communities in the world. France provided equal rights to Jews and they are the first in Europe to do so. 

This is why when you are planning for your next Kosher Tours, check out this beautiful country that is full of Jewish Sites, Culture, and History.

These are some of the sites to when you step foot in France:

• Grande synagogue de Lyon (Lyon): Built in 1864, the building was a place of worship and is classified as a historic monument on 1984.
  
  
• Judeo-Comtadin Museum (Cavaillon): A French National Monument built in the 15th century. The synagogue used to be an Italian Building centuries ago.
  
  
• Musee de Petit Palais (Avignon): You can find galleries of paintings dated from 13th to 15th century.
  
  
• The Palace of the Popes (Avignon): This UNESCO World Heritage site was built during the 14th century.

You can find art almost everywhere, from museums to the very streets, even the Kosher meals and dishes feels like you can almost ‘taste’ art. France is full of beautiful artworks and Jewish heritage sites, so when you’re planning your next Kosher trip, take a look at France and you will be amazed and satisfied with what you will see and find.

Why Visit Danube on a Future Kosher Europe Tour?

Europe is utterly suffused with Jewish history, from wondrous triumphs to sobering tragedies. Because of the vast size and scale of the continent, Jewish history in Europe has spread far and wide, touching and interacting with the histories of various other parts of the world. 

Jewish travel tours through Europe seek to explore these locales and histories, but some parts of Europe have higher concentrations of contexts and histories compared to others. The Danube River, for example, is a beautiful waterway that touches upon several sites in Europe, places with deep ties to Jewish history. Here are a few other reasons why you should visit the Danube in your future kosher Europe tours. 

Multiple Vacations in One

The Danube River winds through the central parts of Europe, passing through several illustrious nations along the way. If you ever wanted to visit multiple countries in a single trip but had no idea how to do so, this is your chance. Think about it. Four capital cities on the banks of the Danube, with a larger number of countries to visit and explore. A trip through the Danube is a package deal in itself. 

Access to Delicious Food

Of course, when you travel through the Danube, you have to be on a riverboat, and you’ve got great kosher cruise options available in that regard. One of the most fabulous things that you could ask for in a vacation is a menu that provides delicious and unforgettable kosher cuisine options. A kosher riverboat tour of the Danube is guaranteed to give your palate some delicious kosher meals, all while you admire the splendor of the waters and the urban beauty of the cities. 

A Tour of Jewish Heritage

From Bratislava to Budapest, Jewish history and heritage can be found in the major cities and towns that stand along the Danube. It’s an experience both admirable and sobering. On one hand, you have preserved synagogues detailing the enduring history of Jewish residents. On the other hand, you have monuments remembering the tragedies of the Jewish people in Europe long ago, such as the Shoes on the Danube Bank.

 If you want to experience the breadth and depth of the ages in your trip, you can tour on the Danube through a river cruise! Visit kosherrivercruise.com.