Shiva & Memorial Caterers
Nourishing meals during times of mourning
The tradition of bringing food to mourners is a fundamental mitzvah. Kosher caterers who specialize in shiva understand the unique needs of mourning families.
The Tradition of Shiva Meals
The seudat havraah (meal of condolence) is the first meal after the funeral, traditionally provided by friends and neighbors.
Traditional Shiva Foods
- Round Foods: Eggs, bagels (symbolizing the cycle of life)
- Comfort Foods: Soups, brisket, kugel
- Dairy Options: Often easier for feeding crowds
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a seudat havraah?
The seudat havraah (meal of condolence) is the first meal eaten by mourners after returning from the cemetery.
What foods are traditionally served during shiva?
Round foods like eggs and bagels symbolize the cycle of life. Hearty, comforting foods like soup, brisket, and kugel are common.
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