Celebrating Thanksgivukkah (Recipes Included!)
WBUR’s Sacha Pfeiffer speaks with Amy Traverso, one of Radio Boston’s food-loving regular guests, about delicious dishes that combine the best of both holidays.
From WBUR
WBUR’s Sacha Pfeiffer speaks with Amy Traverso, one of Radio Boston’s food-loving regular guests, about delicious dishes that combine the best of both holidays.
From WBUR
Plimoth Plantation’s food team created four recipes for traditional Jewish foods inspired by the 17th century—Harvest Tzimmes, Cranberry-Orange Kugel, Curd Fritters and “Good As Gelt” Pancakes.
From Plimoth Plantation
For self-proclaimed foodie Gabrielle Kaplan-Mayer, the once-in-a-lifetime convergence this year of Hanukkah and Thanksgiving means a welcome chance to experiment in the kitchen with two very different culinary traditions.
From The Intelligencer
These cheesy crackers couldn’t be easier to throw together, with their egg-free dough and food-processor mixing method.
Sweet potatoes are easy enough to make Hanukkah-appropriate—simply grate them and turn them into latkes.
This year, take a break from your nightly latkes and fry up some pickles instead.
This recipe gives a Hanukkah dish a sweet autumnal spin.
Not your average kugel, but perfect for the double holiday.
A dessert that feeds a crowd—what dish better fits both Hanukkah and Thanksgiving?
This vegetarian-friendly recipe gets its meatiness from mushrooms instead of turkey.