While they’re obviously quite different holidays, for many people both Thanksgiving and Chanukah really have one theme- getting everyone together under one roof. When occasions like this help you keep up a relationship with a second cousin three times removed, then you know it’s all worth the effort.
Although you can serve take-out at your meal, there’s nothing like a good home-cooked meal to impress your guests and create a warm feeling among all the participants.
If you are hosting a Thanksgiving party, I am sure you have already scoured the site to find our best Thanksgiving recipes. (For those of you who are curious- read “Is Thanksgiving Kosher?” by Rabbi Abramowitz of OU Kosher.)
And if you’re not, then join us and ready, set, go, for everything Chanukah!
Happy cooking!
Chanie
Citrusy Green Beans by Brynie Greisman
These green beans are infused with a light citrus flavor that’s perfectly complemented by the maple-flavored pecan crunch. An unforgettable dish that you will enjoy preparing, serving, and eating.
Cran-Raspberry Chicken by Rivky Kleiman
Cranberries, lemon zest, honey and raspberry jam blend tart and sweet components together to create a divine sauce for an intensely flavorful chicken cutlet.
Apple, Squash, and Brussels Sprout Salad by Paula Shoyer
There’s no side dish we love more than roasted veggies. Paula’s roasted fall vegetables tossed with maple syrup, garlic, allspice, cinnamon, and more will round out the perfect seasonal menu.
Sous-Vide Lemon-Herb Turkey by Michal Frischman
Time to hop on the sous-vide bandwagon! There’s no need to have dried-out, overcooked turkey when you can get it just right every time!
Cornbread Stuffed Acorn Squash by Sylvia Fallas
What to do with that acorn squash? This recipe is easy, prep ahead, colorful, and vegetarian. You can use bakery-made corn muffins as a shortcut- shhh, no one will know!
Apple, Strawberry, and Cranberry Bake by Rivky Kleiman
A layer of apple-strawberry-cranberry topped with a light and fluffy cake- not to be missed!