These traditional Hanukkah side dishes are favorites during the Festival of Lights. Look for our twist on classics such as popovers and matzo ball soup.

Spend less time in the kitchen and more time celebrating with family and friends this Hanukkah with our brand new, chef-prepared Hanukkah Meal. Each meal includes an array of traditional, chef-prepared delicacies fresh from our kitchen. If you want to add on to your family feast, the entrée and sides are also available à la carte!

Looking for traditional Hanukkah recipes for dinner? The Hanukkah menu is rich with cultural symbolism, especially the miracle of the oil, which is why fried

Alison Roman wants to make brisket worth looking forward to. This one is seasoned heavily with salt and pepper, seared until deeply browned, strewn with caramelized savory aromatics (no mushy carrots!), and braised until fall-apart tender. When it’s nearly done, crank the oven and brown the top again, restoring the crust lost in the braise and reducing the liquid to a rich spoonable sauce. “And yeah,” she adds, “of course there will be red pepper flakes because every hunk of meat deserves…

Celebrate the festival of lights with extra crispy latkes, perfectly tender brisket, buttery rugelach, and more.

Add to your Hanukkah traditions with these recipes and ideas. Challah, latkes, brisket, and kugel will make your eight-night celebration even tastier.

Planning a Hanukkah dinner? Explore these ideas for a festive party and create the perfect menu recipe for your celebration. Featuring traditional Jewish food, these Hanukkah recipes are great for family gatherings. Whether you're looking for Hanukkah party food or easy Hanukkah recipes, you'll find a variety of traditional Hanukkah food to enjoy!

So for as long as I’ve been apart of LMP, we’ve celebrated “Chrismakkah” which means we do both Christmas and Hanukkah together. Seri got her first tree the year I became a part of the team, and it’s now a staple for us during the holidays. It doesn’t really feel like Christmas without it.

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Fire up your stove or oven and make one of these warm, cozy dinners using your Dutch oven. From delicious soups and stews to comforting braised beef with veggies, these meals highlight some of our favorite winter flavors and produce, like sweet potatoes, Brussels sprouts and carrots.