Hanukkah dinner

From brisket and kugel, to latkes, rugelach, and challah bread, these Hanukkah recipes are perfect for celebrating the Festival of Lights.

Alison Roman wants to make brisket worth looking forward to. This one is seasoned heavily with salt and pepper, seared until deeply browned, strewn with caramelized savory aromatics (no mushy carrots!), and braised until fall-apart tender. When it’s nearly done, crank the oven and brown the top again, restoring the crust lost in the braise and reducing the liquid to a rich spoonable sauce. “And yeah,” she adds, “of course there will be red pepper flakes because every hunk of meat deserves…

Eight nights of delicious.

Looking for something to serve with your latkes this year? Enjoy these easy recipes, perfect for rounding out your Hanukkah meal. We've got all the traditional favorites, including potato pancakes, brisket recipes, homemade applesauce, and jelly donu

These classic latkes are easy to make for a crowd. You can jazz up the recipe by adding thinly sliced scallions or substituting sweet potatoes, parsnips, or apples for some (or all) of the potatoes. This recipe serves about 4 people and is easily doubled or tripled.

Hanukkah Chicken Recipes such as this Chicken with Apricot Jam are the perfect complement to the fried potato latkes we eat for Hanukkah. But don't stop with this fabulous recipe, there are 7 more to get you through all eight nights! #Hanukkah #Chanukah #HanukkahChickenRecipes #apricotjam

Well, moving right along… Today we have to talk about pot roast. Now, I have to say, in my 44 years on this earth I have never, ever had...

From latkes and sufganiyot to brisket and kugel, these traditional foods will help you celebrate the Festival of Lights.

Try these traditional Hanukkah appetizers for your next celebration! From latkes to rugelach to potato knishes, these tasty Jewish snacks will fill you up all 8 nights.

We included the brisket, of course.