Tu B'Shvat Recipes

This Tu B’Shvat snack (or breakfast!) is a perfect kid-friendly treat. It also gives kids the opportunity to pick and choose the ingredients of their dish. In our house, we promote this yogurt-based muesli as a healthy and exciting snack.

Serves 10

This flavor of this chicken comes from fruits!

Serves 4.

This eye-catching rice dish makes a great side dish when serving meat.

Serves 12

This delicious bread is great for breakfast, brunch or snack. (or any time, really!)

 A sure-fire hit. A simple soup that is loved by everyone.

Serves 6

Very little can go wrong with a three-ingredient, 3-minute soup. It's fresh. It's easy. And you'd have to work hard to mess it up.

Serves 6

Nothing shouts summer louder than watermelon. This soup gives a standard watermelon a little sophistication.

Serves 4.

Why buy the store brand when this is easier, healthier and delicious?

A great twist on the standard cheesecake recipe. The cream cheese in the batter gives this cake lots of moisture!

This easy and savory pear dish is a fabulous end to a rustic meal!

This is a simple yet elegant way to serve any stone fruit. You can also try nectarines, plums, apricots or cherries.