Sukkot is a seven-day fall harvest festival that remembers the Israelites’ journey through the wilderness. The holiday asks us to think about what it means to feel at home and what it feels like to wander. Sukkot moves dinner outside. For seven days, a temporary hut called a sukkah becomes the place where we eat and invite people over. This year, the first night falls on Shabbat, so Friday night dinner comes with a new dining room and a much greater chance of finding a leaf in your food.
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