As Parshat Noach unfolds, the rainbow emerges as a symbol of hope and renewal. This week, let's celebrate that vibrance with a collection of colorful recipes that bring joy and creativity to your table. From sweet treats to savory dishes, these recipes are perfect for celebrating Parshat Noach.

1. This Is The Ultimate Parshat Noach Rainbow Dessert! by Rachel Kor

With Parshat Noach coming up, it’s the perfect time to involve kids in a hands-on, fun, and meaningful activity that brings Parshat Noach to life. This treat is easy to assemble, visually appealing, and oh-so fun for kids to make!

2. Rainbow Chocolate B”ARK” for Parshat Noach by Kosher.com Staff

In honor of Parshat Noach we're sharing a super easy rainbow dessert for Shabbat. It requires under 10 ingredients and is a great kid-friendly treat.

You can use whatever colorful candies you like, but don't forget the adorable animal crackers- they're the perfect finishing touch.

3. The Ultimate Rainbow Shabbat Menu by Family Table

Every year for Parshat Noach, people go all out with animal themes, rainbow desserts, and olive branches. This year, take it up a notch with a full rainbow-themed menu. Need some color inspiration? Look no further. Plan every part of the meal with a different color!

4. Rainbow Rice Krispie Treats by Erin Grunstein

Between reading the story of Noah’s ark this weekend and celebrating the birthday of my rainbow-obsessed daughter, I had no choice but to make a rainbow dessert. I had this idea but wasn’t sure it would work – luckily, it exceeded my expectations!!

5. Rainbow Chocolate Chip Granola Bars by Dana Pollack

When packing my kids’ lunches, I always include a protein, a vegetable, and a treat. They love finding these bars as the treat in their lunch boxes, and I love that it’s a treat chock-full of healthy ingredients that will actually fill them up. I make them with sunflower seed butter to keep them nut-free and school-safe, but feel free to swap in your favorite nut butter.

6. Roasted Veggie Rainbow by Yocheved Shvarzblat

This side dish is so pretty you may only want to look at it, but I assure you it’s worth digging in, too.

7. Thai-Inspired Rainbow Salad by Brynie Greisman

This vibrant display of veggies, combined with a unique dressing, is pleasing to the eye as well as the palate. The dressing is modified so it’s not overwhelming, and the ingredients combine beautifully. Simply outstanding!

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