A plethora of traditional Jewish dishes are often included in traditional Hanukkah spreads.
Maybe it’s the magic of the Hanukkah miracle, but something about these foods bonds people together.
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They are typically mixed with onion, egg, flour, and seasonings.
These fried treats are scrumptious when dipped in sour cream and/or served alongside some applesauce.
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Prepared in a Dutch oven or roaster, beef brisket is oftentimes slated as the main dish.
As long as it’s tender and served with other traditional sides, it’s a win!
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The best part about the commonly-made poultry dish?
It’s an easy recipe that’s delicious with a generous amount of seasoning and roasted vegetables.
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The traditional meal can be made both savory and sweet.
We like this recipe from Savory Simple that takes the sweet route with a pecan topping.
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Matzo ball soup
Matzo ball soup is a hot, tasty staple at many Jewish celebrations.
The light and delicious balls are oftentimes placed in traditionalchicken noodle soupor just plain chicken broth.
You’ll find yourself eating more than one bowl of the flavorful appetizer.
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The treat is typically filled with jelly or custard, deep fried, and then coated with powdered sugar.
When it comes time to serve them up, the warmer the better!
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After it’s cooked, it can be topped with sesame seeds or poppy seeds for a salty flavor.
The possibilities are endless!
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We’re a fan of Half-Baked Harvest’s golden, whole-wheat version of this delicious treat.
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Instead of buying these chocolates this year, you could make gelt at home with the right recipe.
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So, give this one a tryand let the dreidel tournament begin!
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Other options include sweet potatoes, spinach, or beans.
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A previous version of this story was originally published on December 16, 2022.
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