Jewish Holiday Foods
One of the most iconic Jewish holiday foods, latkes, are served on this holiday
What is Chanukah?
Common Braised beef dish served on Shabbat and holidays
What is brisket?
This is the shape that we eat on Rosh Hashanah
What is Round?
This is Israel's national food
What is Falafel?
we do not eat shellfish because they are considered
What is a bottomfeeder?
The hebrew name for a jelly doughnut
What is sufganiyot?
During Passover, it is traditional to have a shank bone from this animal on the seder plate.
What is a lamb?
This is how many strands most Challah have
What is 3?
This Jewish casserole can be sweet or savory
What is kugel?
In order for a fish to be kosher, it must have both of these
What are Fins and Scales?
During this holiday, it is customary to indulge in dairy like cheesecake and blintzes
What is Shavuot?
mixture of chopped apples, nuts, and wine
What is Charoses?
This is what makes the dough rise
What is yeast?
This poached egg and tomato dish is a favorite in Israel, brought over to the Holy Land by Tunisian Jews
What is Shakshuka?
common brand of kosher hot dog
What is Hebrew National?
This classic Ashkenazic dish is a Shabbat afternoon favorite and literally means "hot"
What is Cholent?
Most popular brand of Kosher wine
What is Manischewitz? Double points if you can spell it correctly
This is the name for the "swirl" round challah
What is turban? DAILY DOUBLE
What is Halva?
There is a classification or category of food that is neither meat nor dairy.
What is Pareve?
Hamantaschen are three cornered cookies served during the holiday of Purim. In Israel, they are referred to as Oznei Haman, which literally translates to this.
What is Haman's ears?
Yiddish word for matzoh ball
What is Knaidelach? Daily double if you can spell it
This is how many ingredients are in most challah recipes.
What is 7?
The bakery in Jerusalem known for its delicious rugelach is named this
What is Marzipan Bakery?
How long do you have to wait to eat meat after eating dairy