19 Hanukkah Recipes That Will Make You Nosh For 8 Days

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19 Hanukkah Recipes That Will Make You Nosh For 8 Days

Get ready for a tasty Hanukkah week! Try these 19 updated classic recipes, from traditional latkes to contemporary sufganiyot. These dishes are perfect for family joy and give a modern twist to Jewish holiday favorites. Enjoy simple and delicious noshing all week long!

Lemon cookies with powdered sugar on a cutting board.
Apple-granola baked Bimuelos (Hanukkah honey puffs). Photo credit: At the Immigrant’s Table.

Apple-granola baked Bimuelos (Hanukkah honey puffs)

A pile of doughnuts on a white plate.
Apple-granola baked Bimuelos (Hanukkah honey puffs). Photo credit: At the Immigrant’s Table.

Try these Apple-Granola Baked Bimuelos for a Hanukkah treat that’s like honey puffs with apples and crunch. The baked apples and hearty granola aroma make them a warm addition to your celebration, giving you that Hanukkah feeling with each bite. Enjoy the cozy flavors in these satisfying puffs.
Get the Recipe: Apple-granola baked Bimuelos (Hanukkah honey puffs)

Banana Chocolate Sufganiyot Recipe

A group of desserts on a marble table.
Banana Chocolate Sufganiyot Recipe. Photo credit: At the Immigrant’s Table.

Indulge in simple Hanukkah joy with Banana Chocolate Sufganiyot. The combo of banana and chocolate in these chunky monkey donuts gives a unique twist. These sufganiyot provide a sweet escape, combining chocolate richness with the familiar comfort of bananas for a delightful holiday dessert.
Get the Recipe: Banana Chocolate Sufganiyot Recipe

Breakfast potato latkes topped with egg, kale, tomatoes, and tamari almonds

A plate topped with a fried egg and greens.
Breakfast potato latkes topped with egg, kale, tomatoes, and tamari almonds. Photo credit: At the Immigrant’s Table.

Start your Hanukkah day right with Potato Latkes topped with eggs, kale, tomatoes, and tamari almonds. These savory latkes give you a crispy bite and a mix of flavors that are perfect for a hearty morning. Savor the goodness as you kick off Hanukkah with this satisfying breakfast.
Get the Recipe: Breakfast potato latkes topped with egg, kale, tomatoes, and tamari almonds

Lemon ricotta pancakes

Lemon cookies with powdered sugar and lemon slices.

Add a citrusy touch to your Hanukkah mornings with Lemon Ricotta Pancakes. The light, fluffy ricotta blends with the zesty burst of lemon for a delightful pancake experience. These pancakes bring a refreshing start to your day, waking up your taste buds for a Hanukkah celebration with a subtle tang.
Get the Recipe: Lemon ricotta pancakes

Dill Zucchini Fritters

A plate of dill cakes with sour cream and dill.
Dill Zucchini Fritters. Photo credit: At the Immigrant’s Table.

Celebrate Hanukkah with crispy Dill Zucchini Fritters – a flavorful delight. The mix of dill and zucchini gives you a savory twist for your festivities. These fritters let you enjoy fresh veggies during Hanukkah, making them a tasty addition to your holiday spread without being complicated.
Get the Recipe: Dill Zucchini Fritters

Quinoa fritters with spring peas, feta and cilantro-chive yogurt sauce

A plate with radishes and peas on it.
Quinoa fritters with spring peas, feta and cilantro-chive yogurt sauce. Photo credit: At the Immigrant’s Table.

Add a modern twist to Hanukkah with Quinoa Fritters featuring spring peas, feta, and cilantro-chive yogurt sauce. The nutty quinoa, sweet peas, and creamy feta create a harmonious flavor. These fritters offer a new take on Hanukkah fare, giving you a tasty and nutritious choice for your holiday celebrations.
Get the Recipe: Quinoa fritters with spring peas, feta and cilantro-chive yogurt sauce

Lox and bagel board for brunch

Bagel platter with smoked salmon, cucumbers, tomatoes, and cream cheese.
Lox and bagel board for brunch. Photo credit: At the Immigrant’s Table.

Elevate your Hanukkah brunch with a Lox and Bagel Board. The silky lox and chewy bagels create a mix of textures and flavors. Perfect for a leisurely holiday brunch, this board adds a touch of sophistication to your Hanukkah gathering, making it a memorable and delicious occasion without being too fancy.
Get the Recipe: Lox and bagel board for brunch

Plantain latkes with lime crema sauce

A stack of pancakes on a plate with a lime wedge.
Plantain latkes with lime crema sauce. Photo credit: At the Immigrant’s Table.

Try something different with Plantain Latkes and Lime Crema Sauce – a gluten-free, AIP-friendly delight. The plantains add a subtle sweetness, and the lime crema gives a zesty kick. These latkes offer a departure from the traditional, providing a tasty alternative for your Hanukkah festivities that’s friendly to different diets.
Get the Recipe: Plantain latkes with lime crema sauce (gluten-free, AIP friendly)

Salmon Salad with Bagel

A plate of salmon salad with croutons and dill.
Salmon Salad with Bagel. Photo credit: At the Immigrant’s Table.

Keep it simple yet sophisticated with the Salmon Salad with Bagel for Hanukkah. The richness of salmon and the comfort of a bagel create a balanced and satisfying meal. Enjoy the essence of Hanukkah with each bite as this salad offers a delightful interplay of flavors and textures, making your celebration delicious and easy.
Get the Recipe: Salmon Salad with Bagel

Fried Halloumi Salad

Tofu salad on a plate with sesame seeds.
Fried Halloumi Salad. Photo credit: At the Immigrant’s Table.

Delight in the contrasts of a Fried Halloumi Salad this Hanukkah. The crispy halloumi complements the fresh salad greens for a harmonious blend. This salad adds a touch of indulgence to your holiday celebrations, making it a flavorful and satisfying choice for your Hanukkah festivities without being too complicated.
Get the Recipe: Fried Halloumi Salad

Grilled and Fried Halloumi Cheese

A person holding a wooden cutting board with roasted tomatoes on it.
Grilled and Fried Halloumi Cheese. Photo credit: At the Immigrant’s Table.

Keep it simple with Grilled and Fried Halloumi Cheese this Hanukkah. The dual cooking methods bring out halloumi’s unique texture and salty flavor. Enjoy these bite-sized delights as a tasty addition to your holiday spread, providing a satisfying and uncomplicated option for your Hanukkah festivities without any fuss.
Get the Recipe: Grilled and Fried Halloumi Cheese

Classic mushroom bourekas recipe

Greek samosas on a wooden cutting board.
Classic mushroom bourekas recipe (Vegan). Photo credit: At the Immigrant’s Table.

Give a classic vegan twist to Hanukkah with Mushroom Bourekas. These pastry pockets, filled with savory mushrooms, offer a plant-based alternative without compromising on flavor. Enjoy the flaky layers and robust mushroom filling for a Hanukkah celebration that’s timeless and delicious, keeping things easy and tasty.
Get the Recipe: Classic mushroom bourekas recipe (Vegan)

Pan-Fried Sockeye Salmon Recipe

Salmon cooked in a slow cooker with rosemary.
Pan-Fried Sockeye Salmon Recipe. Photo credit: At the Immigrant’s Table.

Add a touch of elegance to your Hanukkah feast with Pan-Fried Sockeye Salmon. The crispy exterior and succulent interior create a delightful contrast. This recipe brings a sophisticated yet straightforward option to your holiday table, ensuring a memorable and flavorful experience during the festive season without being too fancy.
Get the Recipe: Pan-Fried Sockeye Salmon Recipe

Mushroom leek pasta kugel

A dish of pasta with mushrooms and herbs.
Mushroom leek pasta kugel. Photo credit: At the Immigrant’s Table.

Add a savory twist to Hanukkah traditions with Mushroom Leek Pasta Kugel. The earthy flavors of mushrooms and the mild sweetness of leeks create a comforting harmony. This kugel introduces a savory alternative to the sweet classics, making it a hearty and satisfying addition to your Hanukkah menu without any fuss.
Get the Recipe: Mushroom leek pasta kugel

Maple Sufganiyot with Dulce de Leche Filling

A peanut butter doughnut on a white plate.
Maple Sufganiyot with Dulce de Leche Filling. Photo credit: At the Immigrant’s Table.

Indulge in the sweetness of Hanukkah with Maple Sufganiyot filled with decadent dulce de leche. The addition of maple brings a warm, comforting note to these jelly-filled delights. These sufganiyot offer a luscious experience, combining rich flavors to create a memorable treat for your Hanukkah celebrations without any extra effort.
Get the Recipe: Maple Sufganiyot with Dulce de Leche Filling

Oreo Sufganiyot

Oreo donuts on a plate with icing and oreos.
Oreo Sufganiyot. Photo credit: At the Immigrant’s Table.

Enjoy a modern twist on Hanukkah with Oreo Sufganiyot. The familiar comfort of Oreos meets traditional sufganiyot for a delightful fusion. These indulgent treats add a playful touch to your Hanukkah festivities, offering a sweet and satisfying option for those looking to enjoy a contemporary twist on a classic favorite without any hassle.
Get the Recipe: Oreo Sufganiyot

Gluten-free sufganiyot

A wooden cutting board with chocolate cupcakes on it.
Gluten-free sufganiyot. Photo credit: At the Immigrant’s Table.

Make Hanukkah inclusive with Gluten-Free Sufganiyot. These doughnuts, free from gluten but full of flavor, offer a delightful option for those with dietary restrictions. Enjoy the light and airy texture as you partake in the sweet tradition of sufganiyot, making your Hanukkah celebrations accessible and enjoyable for everyone without any complications.
Get the Recipe: Gluten-free sufganiyot

Apple potato latkes with curried yogurt sauce

Smoked salmon hashbrowns on a plate with apples and a fork.
Apple potato latkes with curried yogurt sauce. Photo credit: At the Immigrant’s Table.

Apple potato latkes with curried yogurt sauce are the perfect combination of sweet and salty, crispy and luscious, a fried food from the Gods for Hanukkah.
Get the Recipe: Apple potato latkes with curried yogurt sauce

Beet latkes with poached egg

Beetroot pancakes with sour cream on a plate.
Beet latkes with poached egg. Photo credit: At the Immigrant’s Table.

Beet Latkes with Dill Crème Fraîche are the perfect gluten-free appetizer for fall gatherings. Roasted beets give the latkes an earthy sweetness alongside the classic potato latke recipe. A dollop of crème fraîche balances the latkes with its tangy richness, while fresh dill adds a herbaceous note. Guests of all diets can enjoy this festive twist on a Hanukkah tradition.
Get the Recipe: Beet latkes with poached egg

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