We’re going to get right to the point. Rosh Hashanah is quickly approaching, and well, we want to be ready for it! So we’re diving head-first into the holiday season and starting on the cooking to lessen our stress later on.
We recommend starting with recipes like beef and chicken roasts, soups, sides and desserts. Then, the week of, all that’s left to do is toss together some salads, roast some veggies, put up your feet, and enjoy the New Year with loved ones.
However, keep in mind that wrapping and storing your food well is important for preventing freezer burn. Check out these articles for some freezer tips:
Make the Most of Your Freezer Real Estate
9 Things You Need to Know Before You Freeze Food for Yom Tov
Freezing and Defrosting for Yom Tov
Now, let’s get to the delicious freezer-friendly recipes!
#### Rosh Hashanah Appetizers, Mains, and Sides
Rosh Hashanah is a wonderful time of year to feast with friends and family. This beloved Jewish holiday is a great time to try out a new appetizer, entree, or side. Enjoy these Rosh Hashanah recipes to make your meal perfect from the first dish to the main event.
1. Pomegranate Glazed Prime Bola by Penina Ehreich
11. Vegetable Soup for a Simcha from the Nitra Cookbook
31. [Sweet ‘n’ Sour Tongue](kosherapp://recipe/6720) from the Dining In Cookbook
39. [French Roast with Wine](kosherapp://recipe/1763) from the Nitra Cookbook
#### Rosh Hashanah Desserts
Chocolatey, fruity, pastry-based or cakes: Rosh Hashanah desserts are a must-have to round out any feast. Add some of these new recipes for baking or cooking desserts, all of which can be easily prepared in advance and frozen, to minimize your kitchen-time on the day of your celebration.
**Rosh Hashanah is a wonderful time of year for togetherness. These freeze-ahead Rosh Hashanah recipes are great for beginners through experts, but you’ll also want to round out your menu for the day of your big dinner.**
Check out our complete collection ofRosh Hashanah recipes for mains, sides, soups, desserts, and more inspiration for the holiday.
Originally published August 2019. Updated and improved August 2022.
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