Rosh Hashana Chicken with Cinnamon and Apples
One of the nice things about the responsibility of ordering cookbooks for my library is that I get to search for recipes cookbooks online on company time (it's like an alcoholic as sommelier, only with less will-power). So I was absolutely thrilled to read in the New York Times that Joan Nathan has a new cookbook coming out in a few months.
For those of you who haven't yet heard of her, Joan Nathan is an award-winning author of 10 cookbooks, as well as a guest contributor to the New York Times (food section, of course). She has even had her own television series on PBS!
So when it comes to a holiday recipe, I crack open her book or check her website.
Or read her latest article in the NY Times. The Times article reprinted several New Year's recipes from her new book, including, the obviously named Rosh Hashana chicken with cinnamon and apples.
Apples are traditional for the holiday. Usually paired with honey, they symbolize a sweet New Year. However, sugar is used in …
For those of you who haven't yet heard of her, Joan Nathan is an award-winning author of 10 cookbooks, as well as a guest contributor to the New York Times (food section, of course). She has even had her own television series on PBS!
So when it comes to a holiday recipe, I crack open her book or check her website.
Or read her latest article in the NY Times. The Times article reprinted several New Year's recipes from her new book, including, the obviously named Rosh Hashana chicken with cinnamon and apples.
Apples are traditional for the holiday. Usually paired with honey, they symbolize a sweet New Year. However, sugar is used in …