sacred chow offered a special chanukah menu that i thought would be of interest, as we're having a great menu for the 1st two nights of passover too. just wanted y'all to see what kosher news-ny had to say about our last holiday menu.
Everyday, Sacred Chow provides a wide variety of daily specials. According to Chef Cliff Preefer: "For Chanukah, we have decided to create fun vegan alternatives to our most-loved, traditional Jewish foods. Of course everything is kosher certified, heart-healthy, safe, sustainable and perfect for a low-carbon diet, which is good for our planet and Israel."
Sacred Chow's Chanukah Menu is as follows: Hummus of the Day - Israeli Hummus. Creamy, delicious hummus, rich in tahini, lemon juice and extra virgin olive oil. Tastes like a night at the Kotel.
Protein of the Day - Slow-Roasted Seitan Brisket. Sweet, soft, delicate with prunes and carrots, and a touch of kosher-certified red burgundy. Aunt Hannale would be proud! Soup Of the Day - Grandma's Soy Curd-Gefilte Soup. Not exactly like grandma's, but then again we don't remember grandma making Gelfite soup. More like a downtown, hip New York grandma's soup who lives around the corner from Chinatown, made with sweet white miso, nori sea vegetable, lots of carrots, parsley, celery, dill and onions. Very tasty!
Grain of the Day - Tofu Challah Bread. Whatta Challah! Now this is the heart-healthy challah of all challot. A bissele tofu, a bissele of this and a bissele of that, and "whallah" it's challah
Vegetable of the Day - Potato Latkes w/ coconut cream sour cream. Just perfect! Really, and vhat a latke! And OY, not fried! It's baked with luscious coconut cream sour cream. It does your heart and your Bubbe good.
Dessert of the Day - Apple Streudel & Chanukah Jelly Roll. Need we say more!? Heat it up, with a little soy ice cream on the side, and enjoy the Festival of Lights with sweetness, blessings and the light of the holiday season.
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