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What's on your Rosh Hashana menu?
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I'm having 12-15, looks like I'm making...

  • Round challahs
  • Roasted heads of garlic
  • Carrot salad with crispy chickpeas and leeks, pomegranate seeds, and pomegranate-tahini (-fenugreek?) sauce
  • Maybe mint-forward skhug?
  • Beets, dates, and squash roasted with fenugreek on yogurt? (Maybe like borani banjan?)
  • Stuffed onions and cabbage with rice and lentils (and dates?)
  • Aash reshteh with black-eyed peas
  • Jackfruit brisket
  • Persian rice (with dates?)
  • Saffron cake with pomegranate?

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Still deciding what here is getting made for the community Seder and what is getting made just for us (will have vegans at both). Currently, I’m thinking the carrot-apple pastries will travel the best.

Starters/sides: honey tahini roasted string beans, probably roasted Brussels sprouts with pomegranate molasses

Mains: Nosher’s Hasselback holiday squash or this mushroom brisket

Dessert: usually this sesame-honey tea cake, served with apple slices, but I recently found this recipe for carrot-apple pastries that I might try instead. I’m also feeling compelled to try my hand at tayglach, so probably that, with date honey instead of bee honey if I can get enough of it.

Challah: date-cardamom, already in my freezer.

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