10 Unique Hamantaschen!
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10 Unique Hamantaschen for Purim! Boo yeah!
Who doesn’t like Purim hamantaschen? Fools, and diabetics perhaps. The soft, triangular cookie is traditionally stuffed with poppyseed, prune or jam, but there is certainly no need to stick with tradition. Not this year! I’ve got everything from Halva to Savory Caramelized Onion to even Hamantaschen Bagels to step up your game.
What is Purim? I’m glad you asked! Esther, a sassy young Jew living in ancient Persia, saves all the Jews from the King’s evil adviser Haman’s devious plans of extermination. So we rejoice with tons of rowdy parties, costumes, booze, and hedonism. Some people call Purim is known as the Jewish Mardi Gras or Halloween. That may be a stretch, but if you need me I’ll be the one dressed as a Ninja Turtle pouring the Fireball.
Mint Chocolate Hamantaschen
Red Velvet Hamantaschen
Heart Shaped White Chocolate Cherry Hamantaschen
Chocolate Dipped Hamantaschen
Savory Caramelized Onion Hamantaschen
Hamantaschen Tarts
Manischewitz Hamantaschen
Neapolitan Hamantaschen
Poppy Seed Hamantaschen Bagels
Halva Hamantaschen
Chocolate Bourbon Hamantaschen
Ginger Lime Hamantaschen
Bialy Hamantaschen
Papaya Coconut Hamantaschen
Bananas Foster Hamantaschen
Strawberry Champagne Hamantaschen
Lemon Lavender Hamantaschen
Shakshuka Hamantaschen
Pita and Hummus Hamantaschen
Who doesn’t like Purim hamantaschen? Fools, and diabetics perhaps. The soft, triangular cookie is traditionally stuffed with poppyseed, prune or jam, but there is certainly no need to stick with tradition. Not this year! I’ve got everything from Halva to Savory Caramelized Onion to even Hamantaschen Bagels to step up your game.
What is Purim? I’m glad you asked! Esther, a sassy young Jew living in ancient Persia, saves all the Jews from the King’s evil adviser Haman’s devious plans of extermination. So we rejoice with tons of rowdy parties, costumes, booze, and hedonism. Some people call Purim is known as the Jewish Mardi Gras or Halloween. That may be a stretch, but if you need me I’ll be the one dressed as a Ninja Turtle pouring the Fireball.
Mint Chocolate Hamantaschen
Red Velvet Hamantaschen
Heart Shaped White Chocolate Cherry Hamantaschen
Chocolate Dipped Hamantaschen
Savory Caramelized Onion Hamantaschen
Hamantaschen Tarts
Manischewitz Hamantaschen
Neapolitan Hamantaschen
Poppy Seed Hamantaschen Bagels
Halva Hamantaschen
Chocolate Bourbon Hamantaschen
Ginger Lime Hamantaschen
Bialy Hamantaschen
Papaya Coconut Hamantaschen
Bananas Foster Hamantaschen
Strawberry Champagne Hamantaschen
Lemon Lavender Hamantaschen
Shakshuka Hamantaschen
Pita and Hummus Hamantaschen
Amy Kritzer Becker is a Jewish food expert, cookbook author of Sweet Noshings, owner of ModernTribe, and culinary-school-trained chef behind What Jew Wanna Eat — a modern Jewish food blog redefining heritage recipes since 2010. Her recipes have been featured in Food Network, Bon Appétit, Forbes, Good Morning America, and the New York Times.
8 Comments
It is not the diabetics such as myself, don’t LIKE hamentaschen – I am just not supposed to eat them. I adore, love, jones after, salivate, and long for them. And eating just one – never going to happen.
Aw you can always try sugar free?
I love this blog!!! These recipes are to die for! I am going to have to choose which one to make for purim 🙂 let the fun begin.
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Thanks so much! 🙂
I love Hamantaschen! Thanks for putting together such a great collection of Hamantaschen to try!
Me too! Thanks for reading!
Oh man!!!!!! Why did I never think of halva hamantashen?!?!?!? That sounds SO SO SO delicious! I usually like to make “peanut butter cup” hamantashen (chocolate & peanut butter). I’m on a diet this year though, so maybe I’ll just go ahead & make the poppy seed kind that my husband likes so much. 🙂
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