On Rosh Hashanah, Honeyed Desserts for a Sweet New Year

On Rosh Hashanah, Honeyed Desserts for a Sweet New Year
Honey-Apple Cake. Linda Pugliese
Crystal Shi
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On Rosh Hashanah, “sweetness is paramount,” writes Jewish food authority Leah Koenig in her cookbook, “Little Book of Jewish Sweets.” The festive meals of the Jewish New Year, which this year begins at sundown on Sunday, Sept. 29 and ends at sundown on Tuesday, Oct. 1, are full of food symbolism. Sweet foods, a common theme, are meant to usher in a sweet new year. 
Apples and honey. (Shutterstock)
Apples and honey. Shutterstock
Crystal Shi
Crystal Shi
Home and Food Editor
Crystal Shi is the home and food editor for The Epoch Times. She is a journalist based in New York City.
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