Hanukkah Dinner Menus  

Celebrate this eight-day festival with a special dinner. (Serves 6)

Sephardic Jews have culinary roots throughout the Mediterranean, so this company-worthy dinner highlights the bright, sunny flavors of Spain, Turkey, and Morocco.Menu: Hanukkah with Friends

There's no better way to celebrate the miracle than with a gathering of family, friends, and food. This menu includes traditional fare such as blini, Hanukkah doughnuts, glazed salmon, and potato latkes.Menu: Special Hanukkah Menu

Serve a casual, yet sophisticated dinner with dishes that maintain the spirit of the occasion, but take a slight departure from the traditional recipes.Menu: Feast of Dedication

There's no need for a traditional celebration to be boring when you prepare and serve time-honored dishes in a whole new way.Menu: A Hip Way to Celebrate Hanukkah

For many people, it would not be Hanukkah without a traditional brisket. This make-ahead version allows you to spend more time with family and friends. Serve the tender slices of meat with Potato-Scallion Latkes, fresh asparagus, and Apple Nut Cake for a heart-warming meal worthy of the occasion.Recipe: Hungarian Brisket

Share and give thanks with the flavors of seasonal bounty. (Serves 16)

Sit down to a commemorative dinner that gathers culinary traditions from Morocco to Middle Europe. (Serves 8)

This casual family supper is inspired by tastes from the Mediterranean, North Africa, and the Middle East. You can mix and match the main dishes and sides, or prepare them all for a hearty buffet-style meal.Menu: Family Festival of Lights Supper

Louisville's first family shares their favorite Hanukkah menu. (Serves 8)