ROSH HASHANAH

ROSH HASHANAH

SUNDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 13-15, 2015.

The Jewish New Year is nearly here, which is the beginning of the High Holy Days.
Rosh Hashanah meals typically include apples and honey, to symbolize a sweet new year. Other symbolic foods that may be served, depending on local custom, dates, pomegranates, black-eyed peas, pumpkin-filled pastries called rodanchas, leek fritters, beets, and a whole fish with the head intact. It is also common to eat stuffed vegetables called legumbres yaprakes.

If you’re cooking for Rosh Hashanah you may want to prepare these dishes to serve your family and friends.

Appetizers: Gefilte Fish Platter With Horseradish; Chopped Liver Platter; Potato Latkes; Sweet Potato Latkes

Soups: Matzo Ball Soup; Sweet Potato & Apple Soup; Chicken Soup

Entrées: Slow-Roasted Brisket With Gravy; Braised Short Ribs; Roasted Turkey Breast, Herb Roasted Chicken; Poached Chicken Breast With Dried Fruit; Salmon With Chickpeas, Peppers & Tomatoes; Poached Whole Salmon With Cucumber Dill Sauce

Sides: Potato Kugel; Green Beans With Shallots; Vegetable Tzimmes; Roasted Vegetables; Moroccan Quinoa; Garlic & Herb Roasted Beets; Rosemary Roasted Potatoes; Potato Latkes With Apple Sauce; Chunky Applesauce

Desserts: Honey Cake; Mini Tarts; Babka; Chocolate & Cinnamon Babka Slices; Rainbow Rugelach; Brownies; Seasonal Fresh Fruit; Apple Cake; Marble Cake; Apple Raisin Strudel

Happy New Year From Tiny New York Kitchen!

“Work With What You Got!”

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