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From brisket and kugel, to latkes, rugelach, and challah bread, these Hanukkah recipes are perfect for celebrating the Festival of Lights.
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Challah is a rich and slightly sweet pillow-y bread that is traditionally served every week for the Sabbath and major Jewish holidays.
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These classic Potato Latkes have a tender inside and crispy exterior. Traditionally made for Jewish holidays, anyone can enjoy this latke recipe.
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Classic Matzo Ball Soup for Passover, Hanukkah, Yom Kippur, or when you’re feeling under the weather!
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Noodle Kugel is a traditional Jewish holiday casserole similar to bread pudding, but with noodles instead of bread.
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It’s so festive with pretty blue and white colors, no bake, and a fantastic last minute treat for holiday parties!
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With a moist and chewy inside and toasty outside, they are completely irresistible!
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Deep fried pillowy Sufganiyot Jelly Donuts are a real Hanukkah treat! Dusted in powdered sugar, they are completely irresistible!
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Rugelach may look and taste fancy, but these cookies are surprisingly easy to make.
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Crunchy with a light almond flavor, Mandelbrot is a twice-baked, non-dairy Jewish cookie that’s similar to Italian biscotti.
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Matzo Toffee is the best sweet and salty treat for Jewish holidays! Crunchy, buttery, and undeniably addicting.
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It’s a simple dairy-free loaf cake where honey really shines, with a super moist crumb and crisp caramelized edges.
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This Poppy Seed Cake is light and moist, with a sweet but nutty flavor and a little bit of texture thanks to the poppy seeds.