This is an old Hungarian recipe, and something of a national dish. DH and I were on a visit to Budapest, a lovely city, where we were served this in the local kosher restaurant with spaetzle, and we were so enamoured of it that I was inspired to recreate it. This is a very hearty […]
This cake was born because of Tamar from my office. She is a lovely young woman who surprised me one day by informing me she is a fan of my blog. This delighted me, of course (and she proved it by quoting my last post) but when I asked how many things she’s made, she […]
As I’ve mentioned, one of the silver linings in all this lockdown time has been the quality time I’ve gotten to spend with my mama. While we’ve for 22 years been spending Wednesdays together and many Shabbatot, the difference now is that Mom finally agreed to move in with me (and my SIL and bro) […]
Many years ago, my friend Sara gave me this recipe and when the children were young, I made it fairly often. I hadn’t made it in a while, and Rena on my Foodies group on FB asked for a good recipe. Thanks for reminding me just how good this is! Thank G-d, our son Netanel […]
Although we are still celebrating Chanukah, people, I’m kinda fried out. I decided to post a healthier recipe instead of the cheese danish I made for my mom (another post another time) to sorta balance out the fried stuff. This is a quick and easy recipe but uses lots of mushrooms which sink somewhat and […]
Growing up in New York, there were certain foods that you associated with your city. Knishes were unquestionably one of them. My late father was a HUGE fan of kasha and potato knishes and my brother Avi to this day loves them. The big shocker is that when I made these (a bunch of times, […]
So the celebration here is two-fold. First, I made this for my mom and my hubby’s birthdays (combined) and it is definitely a cake for fancy celebration. This was after asking DH what kinda cake would my mom like for her birthday do you think? He said, she likes cinnamon. So I made a lovely […]
So we have our next holiday to look forward to, the Festival of Frying, oops, just kidding, Chanukah, or Hanukah, depending how you wish to spell it. The story of the Macabees and the story of sufganiyot or jelly doughnuts in Israel and doughnuts in general. But there’s also latkes (potato pancakes) and other fried […]
Often I search for a new recipe for side dishes and when I can’t find one, tend to make something up. This is a very basic recipe that is hugely popular in the Middle East and in Israel specifically. I have made it a one pot dish (and a bowl, I’m trying to be honest […]