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This season, while pausing to reflect on the miracle that allowed for a little oil to stay aglow for eight precious nights, make sure your menu shines as bright as your heart. Below are some appetizing and traditional ways to help you plan your menu:
Main Dish Ideas
Lamb With Apricots
This citrus and almond-adorned entrée is sure to sparkle among
your holiday menu items. With less than 20 minutes of preparation, you'll be out of the kitchen in no time.
Brisket Recipes
Brisket With Chunky Tomato Sauce
A rich tomato sauce enhances this flavorful brisket. This recipe's
sure to enhance festivity while garnering a host of compliments.
Hanukkah Brisket
This recipe is as full of flavor as it is tradition.
You're sure to appreciate how three simple ingredients
can combine into an entrée suited to deliciously accompany
latkes.
Savory Beef Brisket
Onions and carrots make this brisket hearty, but its charm rests
in its being a delightful holiday staple.
Beef Brisket in Gravy
You'll find yourself preparing this brisket annually after you see
how relatively easy it is to prepare. Make sure to have the challah
and latkes nearby, as the gravy is sure to stir up some dipping.
Traditions to Include on the Table
Challah
Gorgeous and time-honored, this recipe lends your menu a golden
glow friends and family are sure to look forward to.
Latkes
Serving this recipe ensures your table's fit for celebration and
ready for an evening spent cherishing the holiday miracle.
Traditional Latkes
A deep-fried and delicious way to celebrate the season,
this recipe blends russet potatoes, applesauce, and two kinds
of onion.
Splendid Sides and Salads
Festive Tossed Salad
This recipe offers a refreshing and easy way to add full flavor to your table. The simple homemade dressing is one you're likely to use year-round.
Noodle Kugel
This traditional side is perfect to share during Hanukkah. In just 15 minutes, you can whip up this dish for any holiday party crowd.
Celebrate With Dessert
Cherry Cheese Blintzes
These both stunning and delectable pastries are a perfect end to a Hanukkah meal.
Glazed Lebkuchen
Cloves, allspice, brown sugar, and honey make this recipe an enticing
dessert. Wrap some up for a delightful gift for family and friends.
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