Top 5 Traditional Hanukkah Recipes

 
30-Nov-2010 by pepperdiaries

Hanukkah is a few days away and if you are planning to host a Hanukkah dinner party, then a quick guide on top 5 traditional Hanukkah recipes may come in handy. So celebrate your Hanukkah with these traditional meal ideas and treat your guests to a delightful meal. Have a lovely Hanukkah!

                                                                                                                                              
Traditional Hanukkah recipe ideas
 
Some of the ideas for the traditional Hanukkah recipe ideas have been discussed below:
 
 
A traditional jewish bread prepared using eggs, white flour with slight honey or sugar added for sweetness. The dough is tightly braided into a rope shape. A thin layer of eggs is applied to the braided dough and then the bread is baked, until golden. Nuts may be added to the bread to add a different texture.
 
Roast chicken
 
A traditional dish prepared using Hanukkah, roasted chicken is a good option for a main course meal. Chicken is marinated with an assortment of spices such as garlic, paprika, salt, herbs and is then roasted in the oven or a skillet. A number of side dishes can be served along with roasted chicken.
 
Yeast Doughnuts
 
A traditional Hanukkah delight, yeast doughnuts are prepared using yeast, flour, butter, milk and baked. Add powdered sugar and cinnamon as dressing. When properly cooked, yeast doughnuts are fluffy and soft to bite into. You can use nuts for garnishing.
 
 
Latkes are pancakes or cutlets prepared using grated potatoes, eggs and flour. Garlic, onions and other seasoning may be added to impart flavor. The mixture is formed into flat balls and shallow fried until they turn golden brown on both sides. Cream, sugar syrup, apple sauce and other condiments can be used as a garnish.
 
Carrot and Apple Latke
A sweeter version of the savoury potato latkes, carrot and apple latke is prepared using shredded apples, grated carrots and ginger powder. The mixture is again shaped into small, flat discs and then fried in the oil, until it turns golden brown on both the sides. Served with sweet cream on the side.
 
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