31 Easy Ways to Make the Purim Seudah a Great Meal.

We really should have started you off with an amazing Pretzel Challah.

Or Whole Wheat Challah if you want to try to start off the meal a little healthier.

Oh no, we got it. It’s going to be THIS Garlic Crown Challah that you’re going to wash for at your Purim Seudah.

First, let’s make sure the kids are happy at this purim seudah.

This year, we’re bringing you these Eggroll Hamentaschen. So easy and so good!

The spring roll appetizer without the fry.

These Sweet and Savory Hamantaschen are totally fun and in the spirit (and they use store-bought dough).

Or, make These Pull Apart Hot Dogs, they’ll be gone in seconds.

Everyone finds something to love on our family friendly Charcuterie Board.

Purim is such a busy day. It’s a wonder you managed to cook anything. So you need an easy main. That’s Naval Pastrami. Nothing easier.

Slow-cooked, tender, crowd-pleasing. Make ahead and save the last step for Purim day!

The star of the show.

Make the buns now and freeze.

All components can be made ahead + assembled fresh.

Really, a great Purim Seudah is all about the appetizers. The yummy stuff that you can leave out, and everyone helps themselves as they pop in and out. Our number one appetizer of the year, of course, are Pulled Beef Tacos (you can’t go wrong).

Add some onion rings.

And Pastrami Pizzas.

A family-Friendly pick-up all ages will love.

Crowd-pleasing.

Whether or not you have leftover steak or are grilling special, a steak stir-fry is a great idea.

If not for a party, then when?

Great for a crowd. It stretches and stays fine at room temperature.

Freezes well!

On Purim, sometimes Chinese food is the go-to for the main dish (haha, especially if you’re not cooking!). Like this General Tso Chicken. You can make it in a Crock-Pot so you don’t need to work before the meal.

Different, refreshing, yet still approachable.

Or a stunner of a Sushi Salad.

But don’t forget this tasty Skirt Steak and Mango number.

The perfect addition to your chummus platter.

And, of course, you need a new, amazing crowd-pleasing salad. Like this Mushroom Romaine Salad that will be finished down the bottom of the bowl.

Or the Red Cabbage Salad that’s fun to plate and fun to eat.

Our 9 x 13 Rice will be your #1 side dish.

Now for dessert. We got it. Something that takes no work and no time. And something everyone will love.

Like Hot Cake and Cold Ice Cream.

Or this easy chocolate cake that’s totally in the Purim spirit (it has a bit of rum! Use one of the mini bottles you’re bound to get).

The refreshing pick me up your guests will love.