Supper's Cooking Up Your Rosh Hashana Feast

Supper offers a special menu for Jewish New Year that will make you feel right at home.

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Supper's Cooking Up Your Rosh Hashana Feast

POSTED: Monday, September 10, 2012, 12:42 PM

Last week, we shared a few prix fixe options so you can skip over the prep and get right to your Rosh Hashana celebrations. Now, Supper (926 South St.) is adding itself to the mix with a special 4-course New Year menu available only on Sunday, Sept. 16th.

Chef Mitch Prensky will draw on (what else) his mom’s recipes for a homey meal covering all the traditional bases. While some may rue the fact that pastrami fried chicken isn’t a seder standard, we don’t think you’ll miss it once you're sitting down to Prensky’s mom’s brisket and sweet potato, apple, and carrot tzimmes with cider-macerated fruits. And yes, there will be plenty of housemade gefilte fish to go around, plus matzoh ball soup, chicken liver mousse, and fresh-baked matzoh.

 

hors d’oeuvres

chicken liver mousse

port wine and crispy fried onions, housebaked matzo

or

blue elephant farm vegetable pickles

orange gremolata

 

first course

housemade gefilte fish

fresh grated horseradish, beet essence

-or-

old fashioned chicken soup

matzo ball, dill

 

main course

oregano and rosemary roasted amish chicken

40 cloves of garlic sauce

-or-

my mother’s “world famous” (she swears!) brisket of beef

with

sweet potato, carrot and apple tzimmes

cider macerated fruits

 

 

for the table

choose one side for up to 3 guests

 

egg noodle kugel

Three Springs Fruit Farm apples, cinnamon streusel

-or-

roasted Blue Elephant Farm late summer vegetables

salsa verde

-or-

crispy potato latkes

caramelized leeks

 

Additional sides are available $7.00 each

Each side feeds up to 3 people

 

dessert

flourless chocolate torte vanilla bean ice cream

-or-

old fashioned honey cake poached pears and cream

-or-

house baked macaroons

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