Have A Fast-Breaking Feast For Brinner

If you're planning to observe Yom Kippur, the fasting Jewish holiday that prohibits eating during the daylight hours, chances are you're in for a serious case of the hangries. Put ingredients for these breakfast-for-dinner foods on your shopping list and be happy that the day of atonement will soon be over!

Sweet Potato and Apple Kugel

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Your Aunt Shirley probably brought one too, but yours will be better.

Matzo Brei

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It's a cross between french toast and scrambled eggs with toast. How can you go wrong?

Bagels + Schmear bar!

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Bonus points if you make your own bagels.

Halvah and Nutella Babka

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Crying yet?

Sloppy Joes (but not the ones you're probably thinking of)

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The jig is up-- I am in fact from New Jersey.

Harissa Honey Labne

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Because Moroccan Jewish cuisine is the best food in the world.

Rugelach

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The dough actually has to rest for several hours or it won't work, so you literally cannot eat it while fasting.

Matzo Ball Soup

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Because you were just dying make some schmaltz!

Brisket Hash

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Better than ham. Trust me.

Israeli Breakfast Salad

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Tomorrow morning you're gonna look at the leftovers be like "do I want to have red onions for breakfast?"

The answer is YES.

Lox (DIY option)

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Bubbe will be so proud.

Mandel Bread

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It's biscotti, basically. You're welcome.

Challah French Toast

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Happy Challah-days, everyone!