| It's not all apples and honey. No images? Click here  Savory Rosh Hashanah Recipes Rosh Hashanah isn't necessarily a time for culinary innovation—your family has probably been eating the same things for years. But food is a huge part of the holiday, so it's worth putting some thought into what you make. That could be as simple as a truly moist and tender braised brisket (yes, it's possible!) or a loaf of eggy homemade challah, but you could also try to mix things up—think smoked brisket rather than braised, Tuscan-Jewish fried chicken, or matzo ball soup with a Mexican twist. However you like to eat on the Jewish New Year, we've got you covered. Rosh Hashanah Recipes 
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