When it comes to Thanksgiving, most people think of classic dishes like turkey, mashed potatoes, and pumpkin pie. However, for those who celebrate both Thanksgiving and the Jewish holiday of Hanukkah, there are plenty of delicious and unique recipes that combine the flavors and traditions of both holidays. These Thanksgiving Jewish recipes are a great way to add a twist to your holiday menu and pay homage to both cultures. From savory latkes to sweet apple kugel, these recipes will surely become new family favorites.
Main Ingredients: Apple Cider, Sugar, Clove, Cinnamon Sticks, Allspice
Thanksgiving is a time for family, friends, and of course, delicious food. But why limit yourself to just traditional dishes? Spice up your Thanksgiving table with this refreshing and festive Thanksgiving Cider Sangria. The combination of apple cider, cranberry juice, and red wine creates a deliciously tangy and fruity drink that will pair perfectly with your Thanksgiving feast. Plus, the vibrant colors of this sangria will add a pop of color to your table, making it the perfect addition to your Thanksgiving spread.
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Thanksgiving Stuffing
Main Ingredients: Sourdough Loaf, Cornbread, Butter, Large Onion, Celery
No Thanksgiving meal is complete without a delicious stuffing. But forget the boxed stuff and try this homemade Thanksgiving stuffing recipe. Made with a combination of fresh herbs, toasted bread cubes, and sausage, this stuffing is full of flavor and is sure to be a crowd-pleaser. Plus, this recipe can easily be made ahead of time, giving you more time to spend with your loved ones on Thanksgiving day.
The star of your Thanksgiving meal is, of course, the turkey. And this recipe for roasted Thanksgiving turkey is a surefire way to impress your guests. The key to a flavorful and juicy turkey is to brine it beforehand. This simple step will make all the difference in the taste and texture of your turkey. Serve it alongside your favorite side dishes and watch as your guests go back for seconds and thirds.
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Thanksgiving Cranberry Sauce
Main Ingredients: Cranberries, Cranberry Juice, Maple Syrup, Orange Juice
Cranberry sauce is a classic Thanksgiving side dish, but it doesn't have to come from a can. This homemade Thanksgiving cranberry sauce recipe is easy to make and tastes infinitely better than the canned version. Made with fresh cranberries, orange juice, and honey, this cranberry sauce has a perfect balance of sweet and tart flavors. Plus, it can be made ahead of time, giving you one less thing to worry about on Thanksgiving day.
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Thanksgiving Sides
Main Ingredients: Sweet Potatoes, Eggs, Whole Milk, Grated Nutmeg, Ground
Thanksgiving is all about the sides, and this recipe for Thanksgiving sides is a game-changer. Instead of making multiple different side dishes, this recipe combines all of your favorite traditional Thanksgiving sides into one delicious casserole. Made with green beans, potatoes, corn, and a creamy sauce, this Thanksgiving side dish is sure to be a hit with your whole family.
Let's face it, mashed potatoes are the real star of Thanksgiving. And this recipe for the best Thanksgiving mashed potatoes will not disappoint. Made with a combination of creamy Yukon gold potatoes, butter, and heavy cream, these mashed potatoes are rich, creamy, and oh-so-delicious. Plus, they can be made in advance and reheated in the oven, making your Thanksgiving meal prep a breeze.
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Classic Traditional Thanksgiving Stuffing
Main Ingredients: Unsalted Butter, French Bread, Vidalia Onion, Celery
For those who prefer a more traditional Thanksgiving stuffing, this recipe is for you. Made with a mixture of bread cubes, celery, onion, and herbs, this stuffing is a classic and comforting addition to your Thanksgiving table. It can also easily be customized with your favorite add-ins, such as sausage, apples, or nuts.
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OREO Cookie Balls - Thanksgiving Turkey
Main Ingredients: Oreo Cookies, Cream Cheese, Semi Sweet Baking
Looking for a fun and festive Thanksgiving dessert? Look no further than these adorable OREO cookie balls shaped like turkeys. Made with OREO cookies, cream cheese, and dipped in milk chocolate, these cookie balls are a sweet and indulgent treat that will delight both kids and adults alike. They also make for a fun Thanksgiving activity to do with the whole family.
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Thanksgiving Punch
Main Ingredients: Apple Cider, Caramel Syrup, Pumpkin Pie Spice, Cinnamon
Every Thanksgiving gathering needs a delicious and refreshing drink, and this Thanksgiving punch is just the ticket. Made with a combination of cranberry juice, orange juice, apple cider, and ginger ale, this punch is the perfect balance of sweet and tangy flavors. And for an extra festive touch, add some fresh cranberries and orange slices to the punch bowl.
Add some crunch and freshness to your Thanksgiving meal with this recipe for Thanksgiving slaw. Made with shredded cabbage, carrots, and a creamy dressing, this slaw is a light and refreshing side dish that will balance out all of the rich and heavy dishes on your Thanksgiving table. And the best part? It can be made ahead of time, so you can focus on other dishes on the day of.
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Thanksgiving Sangria
Main Ingredients: Honey, Water, Apple Pie Spice, Pinot Grigio, Apple
For a fun and festive twist on traditional Thanksgiving drinks, try this recipe for Thanksgiving sangria. Made with a combination of red wine, apple cider, brandy, and fall spices, this sangria is the perfect drink to sip on while enjoying your Thanksgiving feast. And for an extra touch, add some sliced apples and cinnamon sticks to the pitcher for a beautiful and flavorful garnish.
Croquettes may not be a traditional Thanksgiving dish, but these Thanksgiving croquettes are sure to become a new family favorite. Made with a combination of leftover turkey, stuffing, and cranberry sauce, these croquettes are a delicious and creative way to use up Thanksgiving leftovers. Serve them as an appetizer or as a side dish to your main meal.
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Pumpkin Crunch – The Perfect Thanksgiving Dessert
Main Ingredients: Pumpkin Puree, Evaporated Milk, Granulated Sugar, Large
Take your pumpkin pie game up a notch with this recipe for pumpkin crunch. Made with a layer of pumpkin puree, a layer of yellow cake mix, and a layer of butter and pecans, this dessert is like a cross between pumpkin pie and a crumble. Serve it warm with a scoop of vanilla ice cream for the ultimate Thanksgiving dessert.
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Bacon and Cheese Brussels Sprouts Casserole + My...
Main Ingredients: Brussels Sprouts, Olive Oil, Salt, Ground Pepper
Brussels sprouts may not be everyone's favorite vegetable, but this recipe for bacon and cheese Brussels sprouts casserole may just change their minds. The combination of bacon, cheese, and Brussels sprouts creates a flavorful and indulgent side dish that will have everyone going back for seconds. Plus, it can be made ahead of time and baked on Thanksgiving day, making your meal prep a breeze.
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Multi-Cooker Thanksgiving Stuffing
Main Ingredients: Low Sodium Chicken Broth, Large Eggs, Salt, Pepper
If you have a multi-cooker, put it to good use this Thanksgiving with this recipe for multi-cooker Thanksgiving stuffing. Made with all of the classic ingredients, this stuffing is cooked in your multi-cooker, freeing up valuable oven space for other dishes. And the result is a perfectly cooked, flavorful, and moist stuffing that is sure to be a hit with your family and friends.
Don't let your Thanksgiving leftovers go to waste. Instead, turn them into a delicious and comforting leftover turkey pot pie. Made with leftover turkey, vegetables, and a flaky pie crust, this pot pie is the ultimate way to use up all of your Thanksgiving leftovers in one delicious dish. Plus, it's an easy and hearty meal to enjoy the day after Thanksgiving.
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Thanksgiving Pockets
Main Ingredients: Roasted Turkey, Buttermilk Biscuits, Mashed Potatoes
If you're looking for a creative and portable way to serve up Thanksgiving leftovers, look no further than these Thanksgiving pockets. Made with pie crust and filled with a mixture of leftover turkey, stuffing, and cranberry sauce, these pockets are like a mini Thanksgiving meal in one bite. They also make for a great on-the-go snack for Black Friday shopping or a post-Thanksgiving hike.
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The Ultimate Thanksgiving Turkey Brine
Main Ingredients: Ice Water, Tap Water, Dark Brown Sugar, Kosher Salt
As mentioned earlier, brining your turkey is the key to a flavorful and juicy bird. And this recipe for the ultimate Thanksgiving turkey brine is one you'll want to bookmark. Made with a combination of apple cider, brown sugar, and spices, this brine will infuse your turkey with delicious flavors and keep it moist and tender. Trust us, your Thanksgiving guests will be raving about this turkey for years to come.
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Thanksgiving Meatless Loaf
Main Ingredients: Sweet Potato, Onion, Celery, Medium Carrot, Garlic
If you have vegetarian or vegan guests coming to your Thanksgiving dinner, this recipe for Thanksgiving meatless loaf is a must-try. Made with a combination of vegetables, grains, and flaxseed, this loaf is packed with flavor and nutrients. Plus, it can easily be made ahead of time and reheated on Thanksgiving day, making it an easy and stress-free option for your vegetarian guests.
Main Ingredients: Turkey, Salt, Sugar, Mandarin Oranges, Fresh Sage
Last but not least, we have another delicious and easy recipe for a juicy oven-roasted Thanksgiving turkey. This recipe follows the same brining method as mentioned earlier, but adds an extra step of basting the turkey while it roasts in the oven. The result is a perfectly cooked and flavorful turkey that will have your guests coming back for more.
Latkes with Cranberry Applesauce
The Perfect Combination of Hanukkah and Thanksgiving Flavors
One of the most iconic dishes of Hanukkah is latkes, or potato pancakes. This Thanksgiving, add a twist to the classic recipe by topping them with a delicious cranberry applesauce. The tartness of the cranberries complements the sweetness of the apples and adds a festive touch with its vibrant red color. Plus, the warm and crispy latkes make for a perfect side dish alongside your Thanksgiving turkey.
Brisket with Sweet Potato and Prune Tzimmes
A Hearty and Flavorful Main Dish
Brisket is another staple in Jewish cuisine and is often served during Hanukkah. This Thanksgiving, give your brisket a sweet and savory twist by adding sweet potatoes and prunes to the mix. The sweetness of the potatoes and prunes pairs perfectly with the rich and savory flavor of the brisket, creating a mouth-watering combination that is sure to please everyone at the dinner table.
Apple Kugel
A Delicious and Unique Dessert
No Thanksgiving meal is complete without a sweet treat to end the feast. Instead of the traditional pumpkin or pecan pie, why not try a Jewish holiday favorite – apple kugel. This sweet and custardy dish is made with apples, cinnamon, and noodles, and is sure to be a hit with your guests. It's a unique and tasty way to incorporate both Thanksgiving and Hanukkah flavors into one delicious dessert.
In conclusion, these Thanksgiving Jewish recipes are not only a fun and delicious way to celebrate both holidays, but they also bring together the flavors and traditions of two cultures. By adding these dishes to your Thanksgiving menu, you can create a memorable and meaningful holiday meal that your loved ones will cherish for years to come. So, gather your family and friends, and enjoy these tasty and unique dishes that honor both Thanksgiving and Hanukkah.
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