cholent : 6 Recipes
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Veganmofo III: Day 14 ? Cholent (Vegan Jewish Stew)
First some Wiki Gyan time: Cholent (in Yiddish) or hamin (in Hebrew??) is a traditional Jewish stew simmered overnight, for 12 hours or more, and eaten for lunch on the Sabbath. Cholent was developed over the centuries to conform with Jewish[...] |
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Israeli Food Blogs ? Part 2
Over the years I’ve tasted many variations of tcholent ( tchulent if you are of chassidische background), some tasted superb even if they were sometimes exotic. Baroness Tapuzina – a food blog I read voraciously –[...] |
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Jachnun
Ever since I first tasted it at a Shabbat kidush in shull , I can barely eat cholent without it anymore. Looking to make my own jachnun, rather than buy it, I found the following on Astray Recipes : Making jachnun - Photo from:[...] |
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Somethin to Warm Yar Belleh!
This is my version of what I like to call Chili Cholent. I am not going to post the recipe because it is the cholent from v-con with a few slight changes. Slight Changes Tarragon ~ Dried basil, oregano and rosemary Caraway[...] |
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Oyfn Pripetchik? ? In the Fireplace?
It snowed overnight, after most of the snow and ice on the ground had just about melted away… This morning's view from my apartment window Oyfn pripetchik brent a fayerl Un in shtub is heys. Un der rebbe lernt[...] |
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Three Bean Cholent
Okay, I'm kind of a liar. This isn't really a cholent. I mean, I didn't add any rice or barley, and there's not much by way of meat. But whatever. It's close enough and was cooked the same way. I'm not really even sure why I was craving[...] |