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Inspiration for the Nation with Yaakov Langer

Chanie Apfelbaum (Busy in Brooklyn): Turning Heartache into Healing Through Kosher Cuisine

Inspiration for the Nation with Yaakov Langer

Living Lchaim

Judaism, Religion, Religion & Spirituality

4.9992 Ratings

🗓️ 8 June 2024

⏱️ 76 minutes

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Summary

Chanie Apfelbaum, the creator of "Busy in Brooklyn," is a renowned kosher food blogger based in Brooklyn, New York. Her life changed dramatically when her brother was tragically murdered on a New York highway. As a single mom, Chanie turned to cooking as a source of healing and purpose. Her blog shares modern, approachable kosher recipes that cater to busy lifestyles and special occasions, inspiring readers with her resilience and passion for kosher cuisine.

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0:00.0

The reason that this stuck for me was because I saw the power that it had to bring families around the table and for me that was so healing because I felt like that was something that I lost.

0:09.7

That I grew up with these beautiful memories of my family around the table bringing people together

0:14.1

to celebrate our Jewish heritage through food.

0:17.3

Obviously my brother died on Kata Shosham.

0:19.0

He died for his Jewishness.

0:20.1

So the fact that I'm able to use my platform and my books to literally do just that like

0:26.0

bring people around the table to celebrate our Jewish holidays like I have people message

0:30.1

me like from Zimbabwe I made chala for the first time like I made Russia Zimbabwe. I made Khala for the first time.

0:33.0

Like I made Rastashana dinner like using your but like there's no it there's no words for how fulfilling that is like on such a deep level.

0:41.0

Welcome back everyone. Today we have a very special guest joining us.

0:44.8

Hani, Alphalbam, the brilliant mind behind busy in Brooklyn.

0:47.8

Hani is one of the most popular Jewish chefs out there with hundreds of thousands of

0:52.1

followers on social media who adore

0:54.4

her creative and delicious recipes but beyond her culinary success

0:58.5

honey has an incredibly inspiring story she's faced challenges, including the tragic loss of her

1:04.6

brother in a terrorist attack in New York City. Despite these hardships, she

1:08.9

continues to run her thriving business while being a devoted single mom and we actually explore

1:14.4

that too and to make this conversation even more exciting my lovely wife Gita

1:18.9

is joining us she's the Queen of Food in our house and is just as excited as I am to talk with Hani today.

1:24.8

So stay tuned for an amazing discussion about resilience, passion, and of course some

1:29.4

fantastic food tips.

1:30.8

You will hear how Twillery is keeping us looking sharp and

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