One of the things I love most about Rosh Hashanah is cooking a special meal! Here are all the delicious foods I will be making for Wednesday night. Since most of these are large dishes, we will probably be eating them again on Thursday.
* Round Challah (I am buying 1 plain and 1 raisin, but if you’d rather bake, there are many amazing recipes at Secret of Challah.)
* Apple slices dipped in honey (Use one that’s crunchy)
* Sweet carrots (sauté in orange juice, margarine and honey. So good!)
* String beans
Some years, we do turkey for a main course and others, it’s beef. This is a brisket year. Dessert is usually a Honey cake, but I had a request for the jam cake instead. If I have time, I will make a noodle kugel, but it’s going to be a busy week, so not sure yet! Anything that doesn’t end up on my Rosh Hashanah menu will be moved over to my Yom Kippur Break-the-Fast menu.
This is a carb and sugar-heavy meal that’s light on veggies, but since I normally serve/eat healthy food, I do make an exception for Holidays. I’ll go right back to my normal food when it’s over. (It’s ok to cheat every once in a while.)
What are you cooking for Rosh Hashanah?
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It sounds like you’re going to be eating GOOD 🙂 Happy Rosh Hashanah!
I cooked all day, but it was worth it! Hope you have a very happy new year!
What a wonderful menu. Happy New Year!
Thanks so much, Terri! Happy New Year to you, too!
Happiness. Blessed. And looks good. Happy new year!
You have a lot of great dish planned for rosh hashanah. I’m sure everybody would have a rich savory experience.
I don’t celebrate Rosh Hashanah, but I could definitely eat the food. It looks yummy! It looks like a great menu.
Happy New Year. Your menu sounds delicious. I bake Challah all year round. It’s my favorite bread
I am not familiar with the holiday but I bet it’s a great and festive one! I would love to have a friend like you so I can taste those yummy treats!!! LOL! And no I am not a user-friend, I just love tasting food! 😉
Happy Rosh Hashanah! I don’t celebrate it, but many of my friends do. I hope you have a great time!
That looks so good! It’s actually quite the same as my name: Rosh. 😀 I don’t mind if it’s sugar-heavy. I can always do exercise and diet afterwards.
Happy New Year! Enjoy all of that great looking food!
I would love to eat your your house anytime! 🙂
Sounds like a great meal planned. Enjoy. =)
Happy New Year! I love Challah bread and I make it on the weekends for my family. I hope your new year is wonderful and bless.
It’s always nice to eat having wonderful menus to choose from.
Great menu. My kids love sweet carrots.
I love what you are serving! I wish I was coming over for dinner. 😉 It sounds good.
Your dishes look amazing as well as sound amazing. I might have to try to make them. Thanks for sharing.
I’m not Jewish, but that food looks simply delectable!
Everything sounds so good! I was going to make carrots with dill tonight, but since I have everything on hand I think I’ll try out your sweet carrots instead.
The food all looks amazing. I am not Jewish but I may convert for that Challah bread. YUM!
That bread is so pretty. I once tried to make some similar.. it didn’t look anything like that. Everything sounds so great.
These look like amazing recipes! I hope you enjoyed the Holiday 🙂
The menu sounds so good! I hope you enjoyed the holiday!
These dishes sound scrumptious! Where do you live again? I will be right over!