For those of celebrating the Jewish New Year (Rosh Hashanah), it  is fastly approaching. This two day holiday that honors the start of the new year and features symbolic foods like  apples and honey, dates, pomegranates and more begins this Friday night. I’m very excited that I have the opportunity to spend this holiday with my entire family. Wishes for a sweet new year would not be complete without them and their delicious recipes.

Find some of these delicious Rosh Hashanah recipe ideas after the jump!

Appetizers

Chicken Soup with Matzo Balls

Tevzi-Poached Fish with Pomegranate Sauce

Harvard Beets

Main Courses

Grandma’s Beef Brisket

Pomegranate Walnut Chicken

Baked Lemon Sole

Side Dishes

Bistro Challah Bread

Honey Ginger Carrots

Lick Your Fingers Kugel

Desserts
Some variation of honey cake is a must!

Honey Apple Cake

Lekach (Honey Cake)

Chewy Date Bars (use margarine)

Beverages

Honey Apple Tea

Hot Apple Punch

Orange and Honey Coffee

For more Rosh Hashanah recipes and ideas, visit these resources:

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