Potato & Carrot Latkes
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These Potato & Carrot Latkes are the classic potato latke– or potato pancake, if you prefer– with added carrots. Perfect for the holidays!
These Potato & Carrot Latkes are the classic potato latke– or potato pancake, if you prefer– with added carrots. Perfect for the holidays!
This impossibly moist olive oil cake has just a hint of citrus and is topped with a swirl of creamy mascarpone frosting and fresh figs.
Vegetarian couscous with seven vegetables is a beloved Sephardic dish from North Africa. Healthy, colorful and bursting with flavor.
Honey Glazed Apple Crumb Muffins: soft, fluffy, moist muffins packed with apples and topped with a tasty crumble and honey glaze.
Pumpkin challah or pan de calabaza is a beloved Sephardic dish especially meaningful on Rosh Hashanah
Leek fritters (keftes de prasa) are a classic Sephardic holiday dish. The sweet, delicate flavor of the leeks shines through.
Lime juice and honey-glazed chicken thighs are easy enough for a weeknight but elegant enough for company, or Rosh Hashanah!
Fresh figs sit atop honey-sweetened mascarpone cheese in this rustic galette, a perfect early fall dessert or for Rosh Hashanah.
An early fall salad with roasted beets, blackberries and creamy burrata over arugula. Perfect for your Rosh Hashanah table.
This Super Moist Honey Spice Cake Recipe fills your whole kitchen with a sweet aroma -you will definitely want to make it again and again.
Salmon with Apple Fig Chutney and Jeweled Rice dotted with pomegranate arils. Perfect for Rosh Hashanah or a dinner in fall!
Tzimmes with Tahini Pesto and Pomegranate is a roasted vegetable dish for fall with sweet potatoes, russets and carrots!
Honey Orange Spiced Cake. A Jewish New Year’s/ Rosh Hashanah specialty. Great with coffee!
The Best Apple Cake features the texture of moist pound cake, a crunchy crust, plus ribbons of gooey cinnamon sugar.
Rich and very soft Honey (or Date-syrup) Challah (Recipe in Hebrew, translator on site)
Apple Honey Walnut Cake to celebrate Rosh Hashanah: perfect for any autumn breakfast, snack or dessert.
One batter and after baking you have a layered-cake. The famous magic cake but with a twist- Honey.
Wine And Pomegranate Brisket: delicious braised brisket with a pomegranate and wine sauce. Perfect & easy beef dinner for parties
Apple Honey Cake In A Jar: celebrate rosh hashanah with these delicious & moist apple honey cakes in a jar.
A soft, slightly sweet yeast bread with juicy apples running all throughout. Perfect for the holiday table, or any other day of the year!
Apple Tart with Nuts and Date-syrup (or honey), on a caramel-cinnamon shortbread crust.
(English version included)
For your Rosh Hashanah table, a step-by-step tutorial for a beautiful, braided round challah. Shana tovah!