The Purim Seuda often contains the specialty dish traditionally associated with the holiday, the Kreplach, triangular shaped wontons, reminding us of Haman's tri cornered hat.  But in addition to the Kreplach, some serve longer than usual braided Challah, as a reminder of the long rope on which Haman was hanged.  Others include a Turkey dish (Hodu in Hebrew), commemorating Ahsuerus's reign from India ("Hodu") to Ethiopia, as well as the king's foolishness.  Desert, of course, is highlighted by the Hamentashen (Yiddish for Haman's pockets), the three cornered filled cookie.  In Israel, the hamantashen are referred to as "Oznei Haman" - the ears of Haman.