Cooking with kids is a terrific way to teach a variety of math and reading skills in a hands-on, enjoyable, and meaningful way. It may not always be practical to cook with students in the classroom, but it's worth a try if you can. Many homeschooling families already find ways to integrate cooking into their lessons. By working together to follow a recipe, your students and children can practice the following skills:
- reading for information
- following directions
- following a sequence
- fractions
- units of measurement
- problem-solving
- making observations
What is Rosh Hashanah?
Rosh Hashanah is one of Judaism's holiest holidays.. a High Holiday... and celebrates the arrival of the Jewish New Year. It begins on the first day of the Hebrew month of Tishrei, which falls during the months of September and October. There are many wonderful customs, symbols, and traditions associated with Rosh Hashanah. Eating apples dipped in honey is one of them. Yum!
Mini Honey Apple Pies by Flouring Kitchen
This Rosh Hashanah recipe for mini honey apple pies comes from
Mary. The fillings of her mini honey apple pies are made from apples,
honey, butter, lemon juice, and cinnamon.
Pancakes with Apple and Honey Compote by Amanda Wilens
Amanda created these pancakes for Rosh Hashanah. They can be eaten for
breakfast or as a tasty treat any time of day!
Apple and Honey Cookies by The Monday Box
Wendy's apple and honey cookies were inspired by the tradition of dipping
apples in honey during Rosh Hashanah. The cookies in this recipe are
made with apple butter and the icing is made with honey.
Apple and Honey Popsicles by Sheri Silver
Sheri's apple and honey popsicles would be a fun treat during Rosh
Hashanah! She made these popsicles with apples, honey, sugar, cream,
and spices.
Spiced Honey Cake with Orange Glaze by A Baking Journey
Sylvie took a traditional honey cake recipe and gave it a fun twist for Rosh
Hashanah. She topped her honey cake with an orange glaze and some
candied oranges!
Honey Applesauce Cake by The Monday Box
Wendy's honey applesauce cake tastes like apples dipped in honey. Her
recipe was inspired by a recipe for applesauce bread!
Salted Honey Ice Cream + Apple Topping by Sheri Silver
Sheri's salted honey ice cream with a quick apple topping is the perfect Rosh Hashanah dessert! The ice cream is made from honey, cream, condensed milk, and flaky sea salt. No churning is needed.
Apple Slices with Peanut Butter + Honey by A Mummy Too
Emily created a snack pizza using fruit, nut butter, honey, and nuts instead
of bread, tomato sauce, and cheese. She says that her recipe 'couldn't
be simpler!'
Apple Oatmeal Bars with Honey by ifoodreal
These apple oatmeal bars with honey by Olena are a healthy, wholesome,
filling breakfast or snack option for Rosh Hashanah. They are packed
with flavor and fiber to keep you fully satisfied!
Apple Walnut Sourdough Muffins Sweetened with Honey by Little Home in the Making
Dolly used her excess sourdough to make these healthy muffins. Instead
of sugar, these apple walnut muffins are sweetened with honey.
Baked Apple Slices with Honey by Little Sunny Kitchen
Diana's recipe for baked apple slices is a great twist to the traditional baked apples that everyone loves. You can eat these apples on their own or served with ice cream.
Did you enjoy this collection of Rosh Hashanah Recipes? If so, check out
these other blog posts about Rosh Hashanah and other Jewish holidays:
- Book: + Craft: Sammy Spider's First Rosh Hashanah by Sylvia Rouss
- Book + Printable: When the Chickens Went on Strike: A Rosh Hashanah Tale by Erica Silverman
- Collection: 10 Children's Books About Rosh Hashanah
- Book + Recipe: The Better-Than-Best Purim by Naomi Howland
- Collection: 10 Children's Books About Hanukkah
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