Why Apples And Honey Are A Classic Treat On Rosh Hashanah - Chowhound
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Kate Stock/Shutterstock Rosh Hashanah is especially steeped in culinary traditions, and an important one involves a set of symbolic foods known as simanim. These include pomegranates to symbolize abundance, dates to symbolize the end of one's enemies, and heads. This could mean the head of an animal, like a sheep, or a head of cabbage or garlic, and it symbolizes the goal of being a leader, not a follower. Most…
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