September 16th will be here in the blink of an eye. I have prepared a menu that incorporates a starter portion or Seder with traditional Sephardic symbolic food dishes (Simanim), a generous dinner, and an overflowing dessert table. Then as I pondered the best way to present this to you the readers I asked my husband to help me create an excel chart in my computer. If I can figure out how to get this loaded on my blog, then, you can figure out how to print it out and use it to design your menus by filling in the blanks.
I wish everyone a very healthy, sweet, and prosperous New Year. Enjoy your families and invite family and friends to dine together.
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Rosh Hashanah-Dinner Template |
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My Formula |
Recipe Choice |
Linda’s Menu 2012/5773 |
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Wine |
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Challah |
Yam; Raisin |
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Simanim: |
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Honey |
Various |
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Apples |
Honey Crisp; Any New Crop |
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Leeks |
Kufte De Prassa [2] |
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Dates |
New Crop Medjool |
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Beets |
Panjar Salata |
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Spinach |
Steamed with Sultanas |
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Black-eyed Peas |
Fijones [3] |
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Pomegranate |
in salad |
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Fish |
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Squash |
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Pumpkin Boreka [5] |
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Head of Fish |
Oven Baked Head of Fish |
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Dinner: |
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Red Meat |
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Poultry |
Roast Chicken |
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Vegetable |
Cipollini Onion with Figs |
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Vegetable |
Green beans |
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Vegetable |
Brussels sprouts |
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Starch |
Oven roasted potatoes |
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Dessert: |
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Honey Cake |
5772 Honey Cake [7] |
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Sephardic Pastry |
Travados |
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Baklava |
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Apple Cake |
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Other Desserts |
Pluot Nectarine Crunch |
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Assorted Chocolates |
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Assorted Dried Fruit |
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The first column is menu items. The second column is to fill in your choices and the third column is my choices for this year. Visit my blog and look up recipes to fit into the various the categories.
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I will endeavor to post as many new Rosh Hashanah worthy recipes as I can this week and part of next. I wish you all happy baking and cooking.
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3 Comments To "Rosh Hashanah 5773 or 2012 Menu"
#1 Comment By Isabelle On September 3, 2012 @ 10:12 AM
Linda, you are the best and always a great source of inspiration for me, little Sefardi girl afar from home… Mucho gracyas! ♥ Shana Tova U’metuka! ☺
#2 Comment By Judee @ Gluten Free A-Z On September 3, 2012 @ 4:09 PM
What a beautiful Rosh Hashana meal. The challah looks amazing! We are Sephardic too and will have a similar meal .
#3 Comment By Greek Girl from Queens On September 6, 2012 @ 2:14 PM
As always with your recipes and your photos, this looks so delicious! Wishing you a very happy Rosh Hashana, Linda – to you and your family. May this year be a sweet one – for all of us, everywhere.