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Chocolate Hazelnut Fritters

Author: Andrew Friedman

Mocha Matzoh Napoleon

Author: Paula Shoyer

Long Cooked Green Beans

Author: Suzanne Tracht

Za'atar Aioli

Author: Jayne Cohen

Zucchini Latkes

Forget about potatoes: Grate sweet squash to form Zucchini Latkes this Hanukkah.

Hanukkah Chicken

One large potato pancake sliced into wedges is an easy large-format alternative to making individual latkes. Serve them alongside applesauce-braised chicken thighs for a holiday dinner.

Author: Anna Stockwell

Black and White Halvah

Both types of tahini should be roughly the same consistency for this halvah recipe-ideally pretty loose and pourable-which makes it easy to marble them. Most black tahini will be great, but Roland and...

Author: Anna Posey

Golden Corn and Saffron Polenta

Author: Selma Brown Morrow

Simple Vanilla Jam Drops

Raspberry jam gives these easy drop cookies an extra touch of festive color for the holidays, but feel free to use whatever flavor you love best.

Author: Donna Hay

Mediterranean Chickpea Latkes

Author: Jayne Cohen

Salted Chocolate Halva

Salt and bittersweet chocolate lend a savory, sophisticated edge to this typically saccharine-sweet dessert.

Author: Andy Baraghani

Chocolate Cinnamon "Babkallah"

This recipe for a hybrid of babka and challah is the best of both worlds.

Author: Claire Saffitz

Apple and Jam Oil Cake

Dairy free, rustic and easy to make, this fruit-layered cake works equally well with stone fruit in summer or firm pears in winter.

Author: Monday Morning Cooking Club

Vegetable Kishke

Make and share this Vegetable Kishke recipe from Food.com.

Author: RenMyr

Gluten Free Classic Potato Latkes

These Potato Latkes are a gluten-free version of a classic! They have all of the classic savory flavors and crispiness you want in a potato latke recipe, but are made without any refined white flour.

Author: Lexi

Simple Vanilla Jam Drop Cookie

Raspberry jam gives these easy drop cookies an extra touch of festive color for the holidays, but feel free to use whatever flavor you love best.

Author: Donna Hay