Hanukkah food

This is an easy, short-cut version of Matzo Ball Soup, a warm and comforting Jewish Soup served during passover.

Try these traditional Hanukkah appetizers for your next celebration! From latkes to rugelach to potato knishes, these tasty Jewish snacks will fill you up all 8 nights.

Hanukkah, the Jewish Festival of Lights, starts on December 7 this year. Like any good Jewish holiday — barring Yom Kippur — it’s all about the food on Hanukkah. It’s the perfect time to throw a festive dinner party for friends or family — who can say no to brisket and latkes? If you’re not familiar with Hanukkah, here’s what you need to know: The holiday commemorates the defeat of the ancient Greeks by the rebel Jewish Maccabees in around 200 BCE. After their victory, they wanted to…

Hosting a Hanukkah Party? // Recipes and Entertaining // Whole Foods Market

By Sara Goldstein @tomatoes_tomahtos Latk

These classic latkes are easy to make for a crowd. You can jazz up the recipe by adding thinly sliced scallions or substituting sweet potatoes, parsnips, or apples for some (or all) of the potatoes. This recipe serves about 4 people and is easily doubled or tripled.

We are helping you with you Hanukkah celebrations with 20 Hanukkah Recipes.

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A popular Italian saying advises: “Dress like a Turk, and eat like a Jew.” Jews have enjoyed an uninterrupted presence in Italy for more than 2,200 years, producing a delicious cuisine with almost endless regional variations, that profoundly affected broader Italian cuisine. Contrary to the all-too-common American assumption that most Jewish food is bland or...