street. What are some suggestions? or general jewish desserts- B/W cookies, ckaes, ect. I think there is a kosher bakery on 2nd ave around 9th or 10th street? Maybe its on First Ave on the West side of the street... thanks! (5 replies, last updated by dude December 8, 2004)

I’m a convert to Judaism, so grew up without Hanukkah dinners. I was wondering what others make for Hanukkah dinner. I know that it’s a holiday about oil, so latkes are a given. My in-laws have a standard dinner but... (25 replies, last updated by tessacat December 17, 2006)

different kinds of rugelach that I made ahead and froze. We also did hanukkah cookie cutouts (used the pillsbury cookie dough that comes in the tube) that we had the kids decorate. I also used my menorah, Star of David, and... (14 replies, last updated by rockycat December 10, 2008)

get a great meal...) One thing we were thinking about is doing a European version, and then realized we had absolutely no idea how much hanukkah food varied by country. We’ve got the latkes covered, and the jelly doughnuts.... (4 replies, last updated by tzurriz August 31, 2007)

Scenario: Hanukkah party Weeknight 10 adults, 3 kids Kosher home — dairy meal, fish okay One guest hates salmon Certainly on the menu — green salad, latkes, sour cream, applesauce, dessert (either a decorated cake or 2-3... (17 replies, last updated by hanna5 December 25, 2008)

Hi everyone! I’ve promised to cook a fabulous Hanukkah menu Mizrahi style (Middle East/North Africa) for a party of about 10 people and am looking for creative ideas from others! Anyone here do that before or have any... (14 replies, last updated by classylady December 16, 2008)

Christmas: Sugar Plum, Christmas Tree, Egg Nog and Christmas Ham Hanukkah: Jelly Doughnut, Apple Sauce, Chocolate Coins and Latkes sodas. Fear not if you need Thanksgiving fear factor ... uh, fun ... food. Country Cow Creamery... (10 replies, last updated by rworange November 15, 2007)

I’m thinking about making cookies to send to friends for Hanukkah. They have a bunch of kinds and I thought it might be fun to make a different type of cookie for each night of Hanukkah. I was wondering if anyone has a tip... (6 replies, last updated by China November 28, 2006)

I am going in to my daughter’s preschool class on Tuesday to make cookies for Hanukkah. My original plan was to make the sugar cookies discussed in this thread ahead of time and just bring them in to the class with a bunch... (40 replies, last updated by valerie December 18, 2008)

"Hanukkah bushes" aren’t traditional, either, but that doesn’t stand in the way of progress. Here are the Hanukkah cookies sold by Saks Fifth Avenue (dunno if west coast stores carry them, though. http (2 replies, last updated by Xiao Yang December 9, 2007)

Hanukkah butter cookies, lemon bars, cinnamon walnut rugelach. Alka seltzer as last course! (4 replies, last updated by amyzan December 15, 2007)

then blotted them dry. Once they were cooled I put them side by side in a long alcan container lined with wax paper. I doubled the recipe so I ended up with a few layers so I put wax paper between the layers. I reheated them un... (0 replies, last updated by Tracy L. December 27, 2005)

,) rugelach, all sorts of latkes (potato, sweet potato, zucchini, etc.) with apple sauce, cranberry sauce or chutney and sour cream, christmas and hanukkah cookies (sugar cookies shaped with cookie stamps or cookie cutters and... (18 replies, last updated by peppermint pate December 15, 2005)

Hey, all. Merry Christmas and Happy 7th day of Hanukkah. I am wondering if there is any bakery in the L.A. area that makes sufganiyot for Hanukkah? (If you don’t know, sufganiyot are smallish jelly-filled fried... (3 replies, last updated by margaret pope December 26, 2003)

I’ve made the rounds of all the supermarkets, so I know what’s there, but I am wondering if there are delicious Christmas (or Eid, Kwanzaa, Festivus, or even leftover Hanukkah) seasonal baked goods tucked away in... (2 replies, last updated by shelbyk December 22, 2007)