What are you making or bringing to Rosh Hashanah this year, if celebrating?

I would love to read your menus. I don't host this holiday but will be asked to bring a vegetable side dish. We're not Kosher and have family Ashkenazi Jewish, Eastern European standby's but the younger generation (like myself) are slowing introducing new dishes.

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Nancy September 12, 2019
Chopx - this year's plan for food to others' tables includes:
Giardiniara (Italian pickle)...part of hors d'oeuvre or garnish for meat
Winter Chutney (mango, apricot, cranberry & pears) from Chef Allen Susser of Miami
Challah (Peshwari or other fancy)
Hot vegetable dish (tsimmes or Ratatouille)
Salad made from elements in Rosh Hashanah seder (e.g., cabbage, carrot, date, pomegranate arils, pumpkin, black eyed peas, green beans, beets, sesame seeds, leek, scallion, chive)
 
Ali W. September 11, 2017
I'm making this brisket: https://food52.com/recipes/19878-nach-waxman-s-brisket-of-beef
Challah (usually Molley Yeh's recipe)
Some sort of salad (cucumber & fennel is a mix I've been feeling lately)
Either roasted Brussels sprouts or garlic green beans https://food52.com/recipes/23272-penelope-casa-s-garlic-green-beans-judias-verdes-con-ajo
And as a side either Ottolenghi's rice with orzo or couscous from Leah Koenig's book
Dessert will be my grandma's walnut cake: https://food52.com/recipes/50956-tishpishti-walnut-cake
 
Nancy September 11, 2017
The walnut cake sounds lovely.
Do you make it with flour for Rosh Hashanah or still use matzo meal?
 
Ali W. September 11, 2017
Whatever I have on hand, it's very forgiving :)
 
Nancy September 11, 2017
Thanks, good to know.
 
sexyLAMBCHOPx September 13, 2017
Wow, sounds great. My cousin does all the baking including challah & desserts. I'm waiting for feedback on what 2 side dishes to bring. It's certainly a family affair with us. L'Shanah Tovah U'Metukah
 
creamtea September 10, 2017
This, always: https://food52.com/recipes/14483-golden-carrot-souffle. It's so delicious, and easily portable
 
creamtea September 10, 2017
Shanah Tovah u'metukah!
 
sexyLAMBCHOPx September 10, 2017
i just saved this as a contender for my contribution! Thank you. L'Shanah Tovah U'Metukah
 
creamtea September 11, 2017
I do hope you make it, Chops!
 
Nancy September 10, 2017
Chops - on my list. If all don't get made, I'll bump some to following fall holidays.
Apple coriander crumble (Ian Hemphill)
https://www.amazon.com/Spice-Herb-Bible-Ian-Hemphill/dp/0778804933/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1505035595&sr=1-1&keywords=ian+hemphill
Savory carrot cake (Paris Baker) or roasted carrot salad (Vongerichten)
Lamb chops with curried fenugreek sauce
Honey cake (Herme pain d'epices or Marcy Goldman honey cake with whisky)
Raisin challah, round, braided (KAF)
Starchy side: pumpkin risotto (thekithchn) or Potatoes Dogana (Mario Carbone)
And a sweet & happy year to you :)
 
Nancy September 10, 2017
BTW, I adjust these recipes to be kosher...don't use cheese & meat in same meal, use vegetable broth or kosher chicken broth instead of regular chicken broth, etc. You may know or ask your hosts what rules they follow so you can too.
 
sexyLAMBCHOPx September 10, 2017
A sweet & happy year to you as well.
Your menu is inspiring!
 
GsR September 8, 2017
Briskets, braised and bbq. Carrot kugel, black eyed peas, hatzelim, gefilte fish with an apple cake and a honey cake. For the 1st night. (And l'shannah tova u metukah! )
 
sexyLAMBCHOPx September 8, 2017
L'Shanah Tovah U'Metukah to you as well! Your menu reads deliciously!
 
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