Posted on 12/08/2004 6:13:49 AM PST by carlo3b
Best Wishes.
I'm not Jewish either, but Jewish folks often know how to make very good food!
( I grew up in a Jewish neighborhood)
Latkes are good.
WARNING: This is a high volume ping list
Chanukka 2002 at the White House
Good morning, sweetie!!
Thanks for the ping.
I know it's cheating but if you put sour cream on McDonalds potato patties it's like fast latkes.
LOL!!!
I prefer applesauce to sour cream.
The Hebrew word was coined to distinguish the 9-candle chanukah menorah from the 7-candle menorah of the Temple. A minor point: "menorah" means "lamp, candelabrum" and not "lantern," which is "panas" in Hebrew; the latter is also used for "flashlight."
No, these are a bit more bready than beignets which have more air in them..
2) Do you have any tips for making miniature cookies?
..a..er.. OK, .. MAKE THEM SMALL... :^)~
Happy Hannukah to all.
And bumping for the recipes!
Happy Hanukkah!!!
(thanks for the ping Tia and thanks for the goodies Carlo)
One of my girl's favorite books from the Library is "The Flying Latka" I have promiced to make them forever but never knew how. Now I have no excuses!
Time to get out the Menora (I'm sure I didn't spell that right). I have to find candles! Birthday candles just don't cut it.
The 9-branched Chanukah lamp is called a Chanukiah to distinguish it from the 7-branched Menorah that was used in the Temple (and also on the Seal of the State of Israel)
I'm going out now to buy doughnuts.
Could you post pictures of your son for the ladies here who thinks he is a doll>
Noodle Kugel with Cinnamon
Preheat oven to 350°F Evenly coat a 1 1/2-quart casserole dish with cooking spray.
1) In large bowl, beat together cheeses until light and fluffy.
2) Gradually beat in sugar until thoroughly blended.
3) Beat in eggs, one at a time, until blended. Gradually beat in milk, butter, and cinnamon until smooth, Stir in noodles.
4) Pour mixture into prepared casserole dish, smoothing top and sprinkling with extra cinnamon, if desired, Bake until thermometer inserted near center registers at least 160°F and kugel is light golden brown, about 35 to 40 minutes.
Allow to cool 10 minutes before serving.
Makes 6 servings.
Okay, WHERE?!?
You need to give us a hint for the Michiganders, please.
What netmilsmom said!
(please! )
HAPPY HANUKKAH to all Jewish FReepers and an early Christmas greeting to all righteous Christians at FR. We have a beautiful new baby girl in our family this year, and she makes us believe in miracles. Miracles do happen...
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