Breaking the Fast Recipes
The typical, millennial-old, break-the-fast menu of bagels, lox (salmon), and cream cheese never tasted so good. Check out these recipes and see for yourself!
Light light light.
I like to keep it light, post fast.
Gone are the days of gorging on Creamy Baked Ziti, Creamy Spinach Fettuccine, Caesar Salad with extra crispy, crunchy, crusty Croutons and Garlic Bread. I always rolled away from the table feeling so gross and so stuffed and woke up feeling even worse.
So now, the first thing I do is drink, drink, drink. At least one pint-sized glass of room temperature water if not two, to hydrate and take the edge off the hunger. After that I’ve taken to breaking the fast with fruit and yogurt. I find post fast I favor fresh and crave cool.
But you know I ain’t gettin’ away with that menu for Hubbs and the kids. Now that the girls are fasting with us, they expect a spread and have taken to following in their father’s footsteps. Like a typical old Jewish man Hubby likes breaking the fast with bagels, lox, and cream cheese.
So, I’m sharing every homemade version of this surely millennials old break-the-fast tradition. If these recipes do nothing but inspire you to beeline to the bagel shop and place your order – I’m totally cool with that too!!! #nojudgments
Ways to Serve Salmon, Lox, and Bagels
Smoked Salmon Omelet These omelets are great for breaking a fast – light, quick to make, and satisfying. Make them beforehand and have ready to heat and serve.
Cold Smoked Fish Salad A welcome change from the traditional fish platter. Quick to make and delicious! Perfect for breaking a fast or as an entrée.
Lox and Everything Bagel Yogurt Bowl This yogurt bowl has all the elements of your favorite bagel shop sandwich, but with less carbs and more space for veg. Excellent for breaking a fast!
Salmon Lasagna Instead of the traditional lasagna, try salmon and cheese for a creamy, dairy dinner that will be a real hit.
Warm Salmon Salad Enjoy this luscious (and delicious!) warm salmon salad with colorful peppers, raisins, pine nuts, and spinach. Quick and easy to make. |
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