Free Printable 2026 Sukkos Menu Template and Grocery List Template — For Yom Tov Planning Made Simple!
Making Sukkos? Try it stress free! With a Shabbos-Sunday schedule, this year is easier than ever, and using my 2026 Sukkos Menu Template means you can plug in all your menu ideas and start cooking!
Click to download this super user-friendly 2026 Sukkos Menu Template and Grocery List Template. Sometimes, printing something out and filling it in with pen the old-fashioned way is really the best way to do something!
Another one of my beloved menu templates is here! Every year I contemplate making one master template that can be used for any holiday or any year, but I know it would bother me greatly if I had a menu that had extra rows for a possible three-day Yom Tov and I’d get overwhelmed if there was too much information, which is why I make a new custom template for every Yom Tov. It makes me so happy to be able to help you keep your season stress free in a simple, clean, neat way.
This year, with the first day of each Yom Tov set falling out on Shabbos, Sukkos is easy. (That is, if you find Yom Tov stressful; I’d much rather have more Yom Tov and less Chol Hamoed. The stress of planning Chol Hamoed trips is beyond overwhelming for me!)
Shabbos as one of the days of Yom Tov makes your menu planning a no-brainer — although I keep wondering what would happen if I skipped cholent on Shabbos day and either served yapchik or a slow-cooked roast instead. I’m not sure that my boys wouldn’t disown me!
In either case, here is a list of ideas that you can plug into your menu that will work for your family!
Sukkos Menu Recipe Roundup
Mom’s Light and Fluffy Homemade Challah
Looking to up your challah game? Here is a great recipe that'll really take your challah to the next level!
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Dips
Classic Babaganoush
I love a good eggplant dip, and you can't beat babaganoush for its smoky flavor and super simple prep!
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Slow-Roasted Garlic Confit
So easy to make — this confit is the best accompaniment to warm challah on a Friday night!
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The Best Homemade Chummus
Make this dip once and I promise you will never buy hummus again!
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Appetizers
Gnocchi with Pulled Beef and Sauteed Mushrooms and Onions
This combination of tender gnocchi and flavorful pulled beef is sure to be a winner at your next seudah!
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Easy Crispy Homemade Egg Rolls
Looking for a tasty side or appetizer for Yom Tov? These crispy homemade egg rolls, packed with cabbage and your favorite add-ins, are sure to be a crowd-pleaser!
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Soups
Cream of Chicken Soup
This cream of chicken soup, with its smooth blended vegetable base and satisfying shredded chicken, always has a place at my Yom Tov table!
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Easy Veal (or Beef) Vegetable Soup Perfect for Fall
A delicious, robust soup, bursting with flavor, perfect for the fall weather!
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Salads
Hearty Salad with Roasted Sweet Potatoes and Mushrooms and Creamy Garlic Dressing
A hearty, healthy salad packed with roasted sweet potatoes, mushrooms, crunchy vegetables, and a creamy garlic dressing. Perfect for Yom Tov or a big Sunday bbq!
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Zesty Garlic Beet Salad
Your guests will never know how quick it took you to prepare this fun and flavorful beet salad!
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Fresh and Crunchy Green Goddess Salad
Filled with fresh green goodness and loaded with crunchy chopped veggies, this green goddess salad is the perfect complement to any meal!
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Tangy Coleslaw with Veggie Sticks
This is not your typical coleslaw! Mayonnaise free and full of flavor and texture, this crunchy, tangy coleslaw with veggie sticks will become your new favorite salad!
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Creamy Hearts of Palm Salad
Fresh, creamy, and full of crunch, this hearts of palm salad instantly brightens up any meal.
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Mains
Mom’s Chicken Saltimbocca — A Real Yom Tov Favorite!
You will love this savory, flavorful chicken saltimbocca — even if you can't pronounce the name!
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Chicken with Sweet Chili Sauce and Pastrami
This sweet chili pastrami chicken is an easy chicken dish with amazing flavor!
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Schnitzel with Mushroom-Pastrami Sauce
A sauce with sauteed mushroom, onions and pastrami and a hint of wine really takes plain old schnitzel up several notches!
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Fabulous Melt-In-Your-Mouth Spice-Rubbed Pot Roast
This spice-rubbed pot roast is my go-to type of roast. It's easy to make and comes out delicious and melt-in-your-mouth soft every time!
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My Mother’s Classic Overnight Roast
I grew up with my mother making this every Yom Tov — it was always perfection! This roast will never fail you! It's so easy to make and the flavors will not disappoint!
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Honey Apricot Brisket with Caramelized Onions
This brisket is slow cooked with caramelized onions in a sweet and savory honey-apricot sauce. An easy Rosh Hashanah and Yom Tov main dish.
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Perfectly Grilled Marinated London Broil
Banish your fear of the grill! This London broil comes out perfect every time!
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Hot Honey Barbecue Oven Baked Burnt Ends
Skip the smoker! These oven baked burnt ends taste just like the real deal!
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Ground Beef Scalloped Potatoes
These ground beef scalloped potatoes can't be beat for a weeknight supper or a Chol Hamoed dish.
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Homemade Stuffed Cabbage
Call it what you want — this traditional stuffed cabbage is a must on Simchas Torah night!
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Sides
Jewel Toned Vegetable Rice Side Dish
An easy and beautiful vegetable rice side dish with sautéed onions, mushrooms, peppers, and sweet craisins — perfect for your Yom Tov table.
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Three-Ingredient Garlic Roasted Green Beans
Tender-crisp green beans are tossed with golden garlic and a touch of salt for an easy side dish that's fresh, savory, and completely addictive. You may want to make a double batch!
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Not-Your-Average Roasted Potatoes
Never thought you'd actually use canned potatoes? These crispy roasted potatoes are super quick and easy, and the panko crumbs give them an insane crunch!
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Toasted Orzo with Roasted Butternut Squash and Spinach
This orzo with butternut squash and spinach is a hearty, flavorful side dish that combines toasted pasta with roasted veggies.
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Sweet and Cinnamony Carrot Muffins
The best way to disguise your veggies as cake! These carrot muffins even use whole-wheat flour so they're extra good for you and they make the perfect side or snack for Yom Tov or any day.
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Easy Sheet Pan Meat Bourekas
Sheet pan bourekas are an easy way to wow a crowd. These meat bourekas with delicious Middle Eastern flavor will not disappoint!
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Traditional Sweet Apple Kugel
The perfect blend of sweet and tart, this cakey apple kugel is a staple for your Shabbos and Yom Tov meals!
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Foolproof Oven-Baked Israeli Couscous and Pastrami
This versatile and easy-to-make couscous and pastrami is the perfect Shabbos or Yom Tov grain side.
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Apple Cherry Crumble
The perfect combo of tart, crisp apples mixed with sweet, soft cherries and topped with a delicious oat-based crumb, this apple cherry crumble is delectable as a sweet side or warm dessert!
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Desserts
Warm and Gooey Chocolate Chip Bourbon Skillet Cookie
This chocolate chip skillet cookie is the best ending to a cozy family meal!
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Marble Crumb Cake
This fluffy, moist marble crumb cake is the ultimate treat—swirls of chocolate and vanilla, a crunchy crumb topping, and a simple Bundt pan trick for the finish!
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Apple-Stuffed Crumb Bundt Cake
I love cake with crumbs and I love cake with apples… put them together and you have one amazing apple-stuffed crumb bundt cake!
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Chocolate Chip Crumb Cake
I love all things crumb cake — this chocolate chip crumb cake with mini chips is a great choice if you're looking for a small cake with big flavor and texture!
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Blueberry-Graham Swirl Ice Cream
This blueberry-graham swirl ice cream is so vibrant, with next-level flavors and textures!
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