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Welcome back to Cookin’ With Janette! Continuing my Rosh Hashana Dinner series, I’m sharing a crowd-pleasing favorite that’s equal parts sweet, tangy, and guilt-free — my Sweet ’N’ Sour Meatballs made with a perfect blend of beef and veal, plus a light, healthier twist using sugar-free ketchup and Splenda Brown Sugar. In this segment, you’ll learn how to: 🍯 Mix and shape perfectly tender meatballs that hold their form 🍅 Create a flavorful, sugar-free sweet ’n’ sour sauce that still tastes indulgent 🔥 Simmer everything to juicy perfection without overcooking 💡 Adjust seasoning for a classic taste your guests will love — minus the sugar crash! Whether you’re preparing for Rosh Hashana, hosting a family dinner, or simply craving something cozy and comforting, this dish hits all the right notes. ✨ Wishing you sweetness, health, and abundance this New Year — Shana Tova! Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more easy, affordable luxury recipes and entertaining tips from Janette’s TV Podcast – Cookin’ With Janette .


 

In this Janette Behind-the-Scenes, I’m getting real about something I’ve learned the hard way — why settling for second best is never enough. Whether it’s a relationship that doesn’t value you, a deal that underpays you, or a situation that keeps you small — taking less than what you truly deserve chips away at your confidence and your power. 💔 I’ve been there — personally and professionally. It’s taken me years to understand that self-worth sets the standard for everything else. ✨ When you stop accepting crumbs, you make space for what’s truly meant for you — love that uplifts you, partnerships that respect you, and opportunities that reflect your value. 🎥 Tune in as I share real talk, personal lessons, and a message every woman needs to hear: You are not “too much” — you’ve just been asking for it from people who give too little.


 

In this Janette Behind-the-Scenes, I’m opening up about something too many women — especially caregivers, entrepreneurs, and high achievers — struggle with: taking time for ourselves without guilt. After juggling long hospital days with my mom, back-to-back shoots, and endless deadlines, I’ve learned that “me time” isn’t indulgent — it’s essential. 💖 Whether it’s a quiet moment with your morning coffee, a walk, quick trip, solo spa day, or simply saying no when your energy is low — these pauses refuel your strength, creativity, and joy. ✨ Because when you take care of YOU, you can show up better for everyone else. 🎥 Tune in for a raw, real reminder that self-care is not selfish — it’s survival.


 
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