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Tzadi צ for Tzimmes (צימעס) – Yiddish.
Can a dessert take the form of a sweet stew? Yes! Is it delicious? Absolutely! Tzimmes is a general name for several Jewish dishes that are served as a dessert. It most often includes sautéed carrots.
Tzimmes is traditionally eaten during Rosh Hashanah when one eats sweets, fruits, honey, so that the whole next year will be sweet.

Here is the recipe:
Ingredients:
1 lb. carrots
½ cup sugar
1 cup water
1 cup orange juice
2 tablespoons lemon juice
a handful each of raisins, dried plums, and walnuts
a pinch of salt
½ teaspoon cinnamon

And now for the simple preparation!
Wash, peel, and slice the carrots. Then, cover them with sugar, add water, and cook.

When they start to soften, pour in the orange juice and lemon juice. Add the dried fruits and nuts. Season with cinnamon, add honey, stir, and simmer for a few more minutes.

• What is your favorite dessert?

Symbolism:
The Hebrew letter צ (Tzadi) corresponds to the number 90.
Symbolic meaning: fishhook, desire to possess.

Podstawową zasadą spełniania szabatu jest Oneg, czyli rozkosz i radość z odpoczynku! Dowiedz się jak Żydzi spędzają Szabat! Dowiedz się jak Żydzi spędzają Szabat! Dowiedz się jak Żydzi spędzają Szabat!

Shin ש for Shabbat (שַׁבָּת)
Shabbat is the day of rest, the seventh and final day of the week in Judaism. It lasts from sunset on Friday to sunset on Saturday.
During Shabbat, Shabbat candles are lit, the Kiddush prayer is recited, and the Shabbat dinner is eaten. The purpose of Shabbat is to imitate God's behavior by refraining from all forms of creation. Therefore, the Torah lists 39 prohibited activities that cannot be performed on Shabbat.
The fundamental principle of Shabbat celebration is Oneg, which means delight and joy from rest! Sounds good, doesn't it?

• How do you like to relax the most?
• What would you do on Shabbat?

On Shabbat, you cannot work with your hands, but you can with your head!
Play a game that Jewish children enjoy during Shabbat, “The Rabbi Goes Shopping”! One person starts a sentence: “The rabbi goes shopping and buys a carrot.” The next person repeats the sentence and adds another item. The game continues until the first mistake is made. After that, the game starts over.Symbolism:
The Hebrew letter ש (Shin) corresponds to the number 300.
Symbolic meaning: to eat, to destroy, tooth.