Eat

There's no better way to start the new year.

Bonus: It's ready in under an hour.

This fresh vegan dish pays tribute to pomegranates.

A sophisticated, symbolic Rosh Hashanah dish.

A simple, comforting brisket recipe to showcase braised meat at its best.

Menchshe (stuffed vegetables) are an integral part of the New Year meal.

A slow-braised, hearty, beefy stew.

Pillowy, beef-filled manti in tomato broth is pure comfort food.

A celebratory rice pilaf with beef, fresh herbs and pomegranate.

Time-saving treats to keep everyone happy during the High Holidays.

It isn't Rosh Hashanah without duvshaniyot.

Impressive dishes with less prep, less washing up and less time in the kitchen.