Chabad kids raise an apple mocktini to a sweet new year
Goshen. Children explored the culinary aspect of Rosh Hashanah at a special holiday farmers market in Goshen.
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| 03 Oct 2019 | 05:03
Chaiky, Emma, and Leah with their apple mocktinis at the Rosh Hashanah farmers market in Goshen run by Rabbi Meir and Rivkie Borenstein of Chabad of Orange County (
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Joseph Kahn with his mom at Rosh Hashanah farmers market (
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Abby B. with her apple mocktini (
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Rabbi Meir and Rivkie Borenstein of Chabad of Orange County at the Rosh Hashanah farmers market in Goshen on the morning of Rosh Hashanah. (
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Children had fun making apple mocktinis, carrot cake pops, and Rosh Hashanah fruit salad as they explored the culinary aspect of Rosh Hashanah.
They learned about the foods eaten for the holiday -- apples dipped in honey; carrots, which in Yiddish, is merren, which also means “more" and "plentiful”; and pomegranates, which have many seeds, like the good deeds observers plan to do this year.
Visit ChabadOC.com for more children’s programs or iniformation about the Yom Kippur service to be held at the harness racing Museum in Goshen.
Chabad wishes "A sweet new year to the whole community."