Though we still have a month until the Jewish new year, I figure it’s time to start planning ahead. Last year I didn’t have a chance to share this chocolate honey cake from Nigella.

Adapted from a Hungarian Jewish family’s recipe, this honey cake tastes like an icebox cake with a gingerbread crust. By Joan Nathan Honey cake, a springy loaf called lekach in Yiddish and ...

Many Jewish holidays are celebrated by eating delicious ... To learn how to make this apples-and-honey cake step by step, keep scrolling for the full recipe. Preheat oven to 350°F.

For many Ashkenazi Jews, Rosh Hashanah — or any Jewish holiday — without honey cake is inconceivable. What makes this particular recipe magical is that you can make it a week in advance and ...

With the return to school and Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish new year ... Orange Blossom Honey Cake. Crapanzano describes the cake — made with honey, orange blossom water and orange zest, and ...

Similar to other Jewish holidays like Hanukkah and Passover ... We’ve included a honey cake, honey cookies, apple bread pudding, brown butter apple blondies, and more here, but feel free ...

It never disappeared, however. Lekach, the dark, spiced honey cake of medieval Germany and France, earned a permanent place in Jewish tradition as the food that celebrates a child’s initiation ...

In addition to dipping the apple in the honey, Jewish people also frequently eat honey cake, pomegranates and round raisin loaves of challah to see in the New Year. Read all about the foods that ...

I saw a version of this on Instagram that used strawberries as a base. I was skeptical that it would work, but I found the simplicity and the hack intriguing — a cake that is cooked on the stovetop? C ...