Holiday Food

The Sweetness of Slowing Down

This apples and honey (bourbon) challah bread pudding is a Rosh Hashanah tradition.

Think apples and cinnamon is the only way to go? A whole other world of harosets is out there.

A dairy meal that allows the veggies to shine.

With these few easy steps, all bakers can avoid the curse of the leaky hamantaschen.

With both pomegranates and leeks, a tasty way to enjoy both foods and the Rosh Hashanah blessings they bring.

A delicious symbol of abundance and fertility for the Jewish New Year.

Beans are symbolic on Rosh Hashanah because their Talmudic name sounds like the Hebrew "to increase."

An Italian Rosh Hashanah favorite.

Matzah for Fido?

An Old World dish takes on a new taste.

A delicious appetizer for your Sukkot meal.

Great for Passover and all year round!