Top Hanukkah Recipes
Even though latkes are a Hanukkah favorite, it might be a good idea to cook something else as well. Here's a list of some of the best Hanukkah recipes on the web.
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Doughnuts galore
Doughnuts are a more popular Hanukkah food in Israel than here, but it doesn't mean that we don't love eating them — especially these ones.
Better than the Dunkin' Donuts version, these deep-fried jelly-filled sufganiyots are a holiday treat.
From FoodandWine.com
A wonderful holiday twist on traditional jelly doughnuts.
Lots of Latkes
A vegan version of Hanukkah latkes that still manages to be crisp and tasty.
From The Daily Meal
The 'original' latkes were actually made with creamy cheeses like ricotta.
From The Daily Meal
Jewish food historian Gil Marks gives us his own recipe for Hanukkah latkes.
From The Daily Meal
Creating a perfectly crisp yet moist latke requires a delicate balance of the right oils and fats; a feat that this recipe worked hard to achieve.
From The Daily Meal
For first-time latke makers or anyone needing a little encouragement, read about one cook's struggle to get it right.
Gluten-Free Potato and Zucchini Pancakes
From The Daily Meal
This version of traditional latkes incorporates healthful zucchini giving the dish a little more texture and nutrients — without sacrficiing taste. It's also the winner of our cookbook giveaway contest.
Latke Garnishes
Nothing makes a latke better than a homemade apple sauce — try this easy, do-it-yourself recipe.
Main Courses
From The Daily Meal
A longtime family recipe is the source of this brisket dish.
From Cooking.com
Sticking with the fried-food theme of Hanukkah, this chicken recipe is a tasty and crunchy main dish.
Braised Brisket and Root Vegetables
If you want to add some vegetables and greens to your Hanukkah table, then take advantage of seasonal root vegetables that work perfectly alongside braised brisket.
Add some fun to the dessert table with these creative cookie shapes.
Almond icing gives these buttery cookies a nutty kick.
Hanukkah-blue frosting atop honey-flavored cookies makes these cookies irresistible.