How To make Kishka Easier
1/4 lb Margarine (parve--that's
-just means kosher,not nec.) 2/3 c Hot water
1 c Flour
3 sl White bread (tear in small
-pieces) 2 c Corn flakes (YES!)
1 ts Heaping minced onions
-(mix in hot water) or 1 -small onion grated Kishka/easier Who wants to stuff 9 feet of beef casings? !!! Here's a mock kishka recipe that's much easier and very good. Kosher salt Freshly ground pepper Paprika (my mon uses a Ritz Crackers instead of corn flakes) Melt margerine in hot water. When completely melted, add flour, bread, corn flakes and onion. Add salt and pepper and enough paprika to give reddish color. Tear off two pieces of foil 15 inches long. Place mixture shaped into two long rolls along edge of foil about 2 inches from eachedge. The roll should be 1 1/2 inches in diameter. Bake at 350 degrees for 1 hour and 15 minutes. Allow to cool slightly. Wrap in fresh tin foil and freeze. Then
when ready for use, slice, place on cookie sheet and warm thoroughly. Makes about 12 pieces. You can also use a sauce with this too. try a mushroom sauce or beef sauce. Packages sauces are good.
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Delicious and Easy CHOLENT (Jewish Meat Stew) | 5 MINUTE PREP! | Slow Cooker Recipe
This video will show you - How to make CHOLENT!! This cholent is delicious and super easy to make! We enjoy having it for our Shabbat lunch during the winter months :)
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1 kg meat (people love meat, so extra is usually a great idea :) (make sure marbleized)
1 cup of dry barley (white, small pearls)
2 onions - cut into chunks
2 potatoes - cut into chunks (We don't like them in the cholent, also it freezes beautifully without potatoes)
2 cups of beans - soaked overnight/for a few hours (we add 1 cup of soaked white+1 cup of soaked red)
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2 teaspoon salt
1/2 teaspoon black pepper
2 teaspoon sweet paprika
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Back in the 1940s, most families kept their live fish in the tub until they were ready to grind it – bones and all – into gefilte. In 1949, Shea Freund opened Freund’s Fish — and changed the way Boro Park prepared fish, forever.
Freund’s Fish became a powerful force in the burgeoning kosher food industry. Freund’s offered customers the things they want most — a spotless store, excellent service, and always, the absolutely freshest, highest quality fish. Oh, and one more thing, the personal touch.
Shea Freund and his son Moshe Aryeh made sure that each order, no matter how large or small, was prepared perfectly and delivered promptly. Freund’s became part of every Shabbos, of every special occasion. Brooklyn was hooked. Because Freund’s was more than a store. It was family.
Today Freund’s is still a family business. We’re still slicing fish with care at our flagship store on Fifteenth Avenue in Boro Park —And today you’ll find the most upscale Freund’s products wherever kosher food is sold.
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Cholent with Kishke | Jewish Beef and Bean Stew
Cholent is a delicious slow-cooked beef and bean stew. Kishke, or kishka, is a sausage of matzo meal, schmaltz and vegetables that is cooked in the stew. Cholent is a traditional Ashkenazi Jewish dish, and it evolved because cooking and lighting fires is not allowed from sunset on the day before the Shabbat until sunset on the Shabbat. So Ashkenazi Jews would prepare the cholent and cook it overnight in a very low oven. After morning worship on the Shabbat, the cholent would be ready to eat. Cholent is a perfect dish to make in a slow cooker or crockpot.
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