Rosh Hashanah Food

9 Jewish Things About Pomegranates

Why this ancient fruit is a Jewish symbol.

Everyone gets excited when brisket is served. But sometimes you don't want to wait until the holidays to enjoy this beloved dish.

A festive, fried dish to use up that leftover meat and potatoes.

Classic apple kugel that tastes almost like a perfect autumn pie.

An old-world treat of fried dough topped with powdered sugar.

There's nothing quite like that first slice of Rosh Hashanah challah, drizzled generously with honey, to put a smile on your face.

Pomegranates, or rimonim in Hebrew, are one of the most recognizable and highly symbolic fruits in Jewish culture.

Though blondies might not seem quite fancy enough for a big holiday meal, trust me that these will blow your hair back.

When you need a break from honey cake.

A beautiful and tasty dish that is perfect for vegetarians and vegans.

This Rosh Hashanah recipe incorporates Ashkenazi and Sephardic New Year symbolic foods.