Classic Challah

Everyone Rosh Hashanah needs challah, the central bread dish, which symbolizes the cycle of time. For something different, try making a chocolate variety of challah.

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Apples and Honey

Kick off the evening the right way by serving your guests sliced apples and honey so that everyone will have a sweet new year.

Chicken Soup

Delicious, homemade soups like this chicken, vegetable and rice recipe are surprisingly quick and easy when you use convenient products like flavorful chicken broth and tender canned chicken.

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Braised Brisket & Roots

From New York delis to Texas barbecue joints, brisket is a popular cut of beef. The scents from this brisket as it is cooking will have your guests drooling as soon as they arrive.

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Herb Roasted Chicken

This dish uses an oven bag to ensure the chicken is moist and flavorful. Just add the ingredients to the bag and bake ... in 45 minutes you have a delicious chicken dinner.

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Honey Cake 

After you spend your time making this cake, be sure to wrap it up tightly at room temperature. It will keep for a week.

Click here for the Honey Cake recipe at Epicurious.

Applesauce

This speedy homemade applesauce is fabulous with potato latkes or as a healthy snack for kids.

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Grilled Apples with Cheese & Honey

Dessert meets the cheese plate when you drizzle grilled apples and flavorful cheese with honey and toasted pecans for a quick and healthy finish to any meal for two. Here's a good chance to try some exotic honeys.

Click here for the recipe: Grilled Apples with Cheese & Honey