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Honey and Nut Rugalach
4 classic Rosh Hashanah recipes
Prepare a festive spread for the start of the Jewish High Holy Days with these classic Rosh Hashanah recipes.
- Updated:
- 2012-03-09 16:34
- Published:
- 2012-03-20 14:43
Rosh Hashanah -- or the Jewish new year -- is a time for prayer, reflection, and preparation for the year ahead. Canadians celebrate Rosh Hashanah by gathering with family and friends over special meals -- and following tradition, honey often features prominently in many of these dishes. This year, prepare classic Rosh Hashanah recipes, such as challah, rugalach, and honey and apple cake, with help from our kitchen.
Recipes
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Rosh Hashanah Challah
On Rosh Hashanah, the challah (a Jewish egg bread traditionally served on the Sabbath) is sweetened with honey and raisins,... -
Honey and Apple Semolina Cake
Because of the honey syrup, this Sephardic-meets-Canadian cake improves when given time to ripen. It is definitely tasty... -
Honey and Nut Rugalach
When the nut and honey crescents bake, they ooze crisp, caramel-like filling. -
Buttermilk Honey Pie
Sweet and aromatic, this pie is a hybrid of Southern U.S. and European cooking styles. The pastry is very delicate but easy...
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