Purim Seudah Menu Outline
Here is a Kosher, Strict Kashrut–Compliant Purim Seudah Menu Outline suitable for a festive and halachically appropriate celebration.
All items:
✅ No pork
✅ No shellfish or shrimp
✅ No mushrooms
✅ No mixing of meat and dairy
✅ Clearly designated as Fleishig (Meat) or Pareve
Main Seudah: Fleishig (Meat Meal)
🕯️ Kiddush & Opening
Grape Juice or Kosher Wine
Assorted Challah Rolls (Pas Yisrael preferred)
Small bowls of olives & pickles (Pareve)
🥗 Appetizers (Pareve)
Classic Israeli Salad (cucumber, tomato, red onion, parsley, lemon, olive oil)
Carrot & Raisin Salad with honey-lemon dressing
Roasted Beet Salad with arugula & toasted walnuts
Hummus with baked pita wedges (certified kosher)
🍲 Soup Course (Fleishig or Pareve Option)
Option 1 – Fleishig
Traditional Chicken Soup with Matzah Balls
Option 2 – Pareve
Butternut Squash Soup with coconut milk swirl
🍗 Main Course (Fleishig)
Protein Options
Herb-Roasted Chicken with garlic & rosemary
Slow-Braised Beef Brisket with caramelized onions
Apricot-Glazed Turkey Roast
Side Dishes (Pareve)
Garlic Roasted Potatoes
Rice Pilaf with toasted almonds
Honey-Glazed Carrots
Steamed Green Beans with olive oil & lemon
🥖 Additional Breads (Pareve)
Whole Wheat Challah
Mini Pretzel Rolls (Kosher certified)
🍷 Festive Touches
Assorted dips (Babaganoush, Tahini, Matbucha-style tomato dip – mild, non-Mexican seasoning)
Decorative fruit platters (symbolizing joy and abundance)
🍰 Dessert Table (Pareve – to avoid dairy/meat mixing)
Traditional Hamantaschen (prune, poppy seed, chocolate filling)
Chocolate Cake made with oil (no butter)
Fruit Sorbet
Chocolate-Dipped Strawberries (Pareve chocolate)
Assorted dried fruits & nuts
🎉 Optional Additions for a Grand Seudah
Stuffed Cabbage (symbolic, sweet-and-sour style)
Mini Meat Bourekas (Kosher certified pastry)
Grape Compote
🔒 Kashrut Notes
Ensure all packaged products have reliable kosher certification.
Check wine for kosher supervision.
Use separate meat and pareve utensils as required.
Confirm hamantaschen fillings are certified kosher.
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