Rosh Hashanah Food

A quicker, crisper, gluten-based alternative to challah.

Apples and honey are some of nature’s sweetest offerings, symbolizing good luck in the new year. But choosing the right ...

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

Apples and honey around the High Holidays are certainly not the only ways to ensure a sweet new year.

Date honey, called silan throughout the Middle East, changes everything.

This lunchtime salad is especially nice plated individually and topped with cashews.

A rich, flavorful mock chopped liver.

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

Any person who has visited Israel knows that a stroll through the shuk (Israeli market) is a multi-sense experience: the bright colors, the sweet ...

As you prepare for Rosh Hashanah, you have likely been focused on your menu and all the traditional foods to ...