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Sukkot Recipes for Welcoming Fall

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11 Recipes

Sukkot Recipes for Welcoming Fall

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11 Recipes

Fall’s string of Jewish celebrations comes to a close with the harvest festival Sukkot and Simchat Torah. Unlike Passover when matzo is mandatory, there aren’t any prescribed Sukkot foods. But it's traditional to serve stuffed foods as symbols of plenty like onion sleeves filled with meat and rice from Nina Dahan’s Lebanese family and savory pies like samsa from Bukharian cook Svetlana Davydov. It’s also customary to serve dishes that reflect the bounty of the season like fresh fruits and vegetables and pickles. 

Sukkot is a holiday when hosting is paramount. It’s customary for cooks to welcome friends and families to enjoy meals in their sukkahs. In Ron Arazi’s family, his grandparents always had fava bean soup topped with harissa and freshly-made pita ready for their guests. Try their soup and explore more of our favorite Sukkot recipes and a few for Simchat Torah in this collection. 

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11 Recipes