if you are looking for recipes or ideas for hanukkah, the following are several from things i've posted in my blog: (get your oil ready!)
- latkes 1
- latkes 2
- ricotta latkes
- plantain latkes
- simple applesauce
- soufganiyot (vegan version)
- neyyappam
- bimuelos (lokma/loukoumades)
- fried bowties (quick version)
- sukariot soumsoum (sesame candy)
- "unfried" chicken
- chicken schnitzel
- fried honey lemon chicken
- pot roast
- meatballs 1, 2, 3
- fried fish
- pasteles / cigares a la viande
- falafel
- crispy potato kugel
- fat free oven fries
- semolina "kasha" & bowties/shells
- sweet couscous (hilou)
happy hanukkah
joyeux fête de hanouca
חג שמח גוט יום-טוב
chag same'ach
joyeux fête de hanouca
חג שמח גוט יום-טוב
chag same'ach
Happy Hanukkah! Have a great time and enjoy your holidays...
ReplyDeleteA nice collection of recipes, thanks!
Cheers,
Rosa
Chag same'ach! Have a good holiday.
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ReplyDeleteHappy Hanukkah!
Thanks for all of your help and your great recipes!
Kind regards,
Titus
Happy Hanukkah! I can't believe that it is already December...how time flies.
ReplyDeleteI was looking for a fruit cake recipe, without eggs. Can't find one on your blog, do you have any suggestions?
Vidya
rosa - merci pour tes vœux. bientôt, c'est noël qui arrive pour toi. j'imagine que tu vas avoir bcp de choses interessantes :))
ReplyDeletehey pam - wishing you a bright and festive holiday. you must be swimming in oil these days at your shop!
hi titus - thanks a lot for your wishes. much appreciated. glad i could help ;) you know where to write when you have another question! LOL.
vidya - unbelievable, isn't it? before you blink, the months have flown by. your parents must be winding up their visit with you soon :(( i'll look into the eggless fruitcake thing; i think i might have something (or at least similar). are you referring to the brick type british/canadian/american thing? thanks for the hanukkah wishes.
Happy Hanukkah burekaboy!
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Time seems to just vanish these days, been extremely busy hosting my parents. I'm going to have to review all your recents posts after they leave in a month.
ReplyDeleteYes, I was referring to the brick...I love it. I would like an eggless version, so I can bake it at home for my parents. And also any suggestions on replacing the brandy/rum? I don't want to soak in alcohol, only because I don't ingest it in any form. Just something that uses a lot of nuts and dried fruits and spices will work. I'm taking a few days off around the holidays, so I want to plan ahead some recipes to try and enjoy.
happy hanukkah from us too :)
ReplyDeletehappy Hanukkah.
ReplyDeleteI asked a pupil tonight why he had been wearing a hoody all night. Actually I said 'let me see your hair then.. you've had your hood up all night - it can't be that bad!' At which point he told me it was hanukkah and he was avoiding questions hiding his cap. oops.
It was an genuine question though - he normally has a spiked up blond mini-mohican.
Happy Hanukkah, and happy eating! I miss latkes and apple sauce that I used to be able to get in Boston (now that I live so far south). But, now that I am looking at your blog, I could make my own! I have made latkes and I have made apple sauce, but never together. I may need to do just that! Yummy! Make sure you post latkes when you make them!
ReplyDeletehi TC - thank you :)
ReplyDeletenot too long til Xmas for you either.
odd about that kid since it's not really the kind of holiday where we 'have to' wear a head covering (yarmulka) except when we saying the blessings/prayers when we light the candles each night. sure he wasn't having a one over on you?! LOL.
hi manuela - happy hanukkah to you, too :) thanks for the wishes.
ReplyDeletehey pixiebits & CO. :) - muchas gracias .... i'm sure you'll be busy like crazy over the next few weeks baking & making Xmas stuff, especially for j.
lannae - for some reason i assumed you were from the South! guess not. i think you need to cook up some more latkes and applesauce :)) some people bake them even but it's just not the same thing.... thanks for the wishes. happy holidays to you, too ;) btw, look at the 2nd latke link in this post and you'll see 3 diff ways to make them.
vidya - i think i actually saw something that doesn't have eggs in it; i'll look. i have eaten fruitcake only twice in my life -- not my fave thing, at all.
i also don't think you absolutely MUST treat/age it with alcohol though there may be people who disagree; there must be non-alc versions out there. i'll get back to you soon (email you).
no - he showed me. It was blue.
ReplyDeleteI don't know why then... he's a nice kid anyway. it was last Weds evening.
He wants to play the trumpet but his parents are making him do violin in the orchestra. I stirred a bit as I'm really short of trumpet players and he's quite good.
חג חנוכה שמח :-)
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