It can be hard putting together a delicious multi-course dinner on the table once in the blue moon, not to mention on a weekly basis, that's why these pre-packaged Shabbat meals are lifesavers for those who observe Sabbath. Although it is a long practiced tradition that many people have become accustomed to, there are many reasons why help preparing Shabbat meals would be greatly appreciated.
This particular pre-packaged Shabbat meals are provided by Rabbi Benjy and Leah Brackman, directors of Chabad-Lubavitch of Northwest Metro Denver. They are made up of freshly-baked challah, a bottle of grape juice, chicken soup, roasted chicken and an array of side dishes and assorted baked goods. The Shabbat meals bring a taste of home to Boy Scout campgrounds just southeast of Denver, showing how important it is to keep up such rituals.
Pre-Packaged Shabbat Meals
The Denver Directors of Chabad-Lubavitch Provide Multi-Course Dinners
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