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  • Started 4 years ago by mazal77
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  1. anonowriter
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    pearl - thanks.
    now I just gotta cook it all.

    as i've stated other times, i don't usually work with recipes. i can tell you ingredients, and you can measure them, or base them on similar recipes that you have.

    Mango-Apple Crumble
    (read whole recipe through so you can know your amounts - all depends on how much you're making)
    equal amounts flour and sugar + a little more sugar (makes the crisp crispier...)
    add canola oil bit by bit till you have a crumbly mixture, mixing with for or fingers.
    sprinkle in cinnamon - mix a bit more.

    dice apples and mangoes. (can be big chunks or small)

    press half of crumble on bottom of pyrex dish. (aluminum gives a metallic taste to apples)
    top with apples, then mango.
    crumble on rest of crumble.
    bake on 350 for an hour (ovens vary, so you have to check)

    I get rave reviews on this dish.
    And it's quite hard to spoil it, even without a recipe. unless you burn it...

    the coffee caramel ice cream is not really homemade. i take coffee ice cream, soften it, and add caramel sauce (bought) and some espresso syrup (chocolate syrup mixed with instant coffee or espresso powder) and some chopped roasted hazelnut ice cream topping. stir in, but don't completely mix and refreeze. can be made dairy or parve.
    the only time i make parve coffee ice cream is pesach. Maybe i'll share my recipe then (that's a real recipe, but it's with my pesach stuff)

    the tofutti coffee pops are store bought. and they are really good.

    Posted 4 years ago #
  2. anonowriter
    Member

    oh, and ames - my chicken pastrami this week was about $16.50
    And I usually make the hot pastrami instead of serving deli (this week i'm having some bochurim as guests, so i'm making deli roll as well)

    Posted 4 years ago #
  3. mazal77
    Member

    Anonwriter- that is quite an impressive menu. Thanks for sharing the 2 receipes. The apple mango crumble sounds delicious and easy :). Where can you find parve caramel that you put in the coffee ice cream?? I know Baker's choice had it, but haven't seen in the stores in a while. I am also interested in you roast and creamed mushrooms receipe. If you can please post how you make that one, it would be appreciated
    theprof1- thatYaptzik sounds like a yummy receipe. Meat and potatoes - perfect together!!

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  4. diamond2
    Member

    wow! all these recipes sound heaven!!

    Posted 4 years ago #
  5. This is what ME and mom are making(that was for mazal)Friday night:
    *Chicken Soup
    *fish
    *rice
    *peas with meat
    *fasulya with meat
    *veal roll ups
    *chicken with stringbeans
    *potatoes
    *pastrami roast
    *potatoe mechshe
    *humid
    *spare ribs

    Shabbat day:
    *salad
    *maza (kibbeh, lehemagene)
    *spaghetti and chicken
    *hamin

    Asdfghjkl and qwertyuiop lookin forward

    Posted 4 years ago #
  6. qwertyuiop
    Member

    syriansephardi: i can't wait, sounds yummmmmmmmm.$

    Posted 4 years ago #
  7. Qwertyuiop: ditto :)

    Posted 4 years ago #
  8. qwertyuiop
    Member

    did you start making the hamin yet??$

    Posted 4 years ago #
  9. YW Moderator-72
    Retired Moderator

    well, It's time for me to do the Shabbos shopping. See you in the store.

    Posted 4 years ago #
  10. Qwertyuiop: no way!!! That goes on the blech a few min before shabbat!!! And we cook on friday, not thurs night!

    Posted 4 years ago #
  11. asdfghjkl
    Member

    syriansephardi: i can't wait!!! sounds so yummmmy!!! yipeeeeeeeeeee!!!
    anonowriter: wow awesome menu!! sounds delicious!!!

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  12. anonowriter
    Member

    mazal - i'm not at home now, so i don't remember which company made the caramel. it could even be bakers choice. i stocked up on stuff a while ago (newlyweds get 20% off in the coop) and even though it's almost 3/4 of a year later, i still have some stuff...

    roast w/ creamed mushrooms:
    chop onions.
    slice mushrooms (i like baby bella)
    spray pan.
    place onions and mushrooms on bottom.
    sprinkle with garlic and salt.
    place roast on mushrooms and onions.
    rub on 2 cloves minced garlic.
    sprinkle salt and pepper (freshly ground is awesome).
    cover pan.
    bake on 400 for 2-2/12 hours (depending on size of roast)
    cool in fridge for a few hours or overnight.
    take out roast from pan and slice against the grain.
    mix in 1 1/2 - 2 tbs cornstarch (again, depends on amount of liquid) into the gravy. add 1/2 cup parve milk (can add more if you like). mix again.
    place gravy in oven on 400 for about twenty minutes.
    add slices meat back to pan and bake on 400 for one more hour. (make sure pan is tightly covered)
    it's really good! i gave this recipe to someone and she added white wine to the mixture. i'm not such a fan of adding wine to my food, but if you are, she said it gives it an awesome flavor.

    Posted 4 years ago #
  13. Asdfghjkl: yup!!!!!! Guest house is all ready for u guys!!

    Posted 4 years ago #
  14. anonowriter
    Member

    ames - $16.50 was chicken pastrami. not too big, but a good size for chulent. the regular pastrami started in the mid twenties (depending on the size).
    And this was in Shloime's. Coop is usually cheaper (jackson coop)

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  15. asdfghjkl
    Member

    syriansephardi: yay!!!!!!!!!!!!

    Posted 4 years ago #
  16. Asdfghjkl: minhas at 519 don't be late

    Posted 4 years ago #
  17. asdfghjkl
    Member

    ames: try pomagranit, they got everything!!!
    syriansephardi: i'll be there real soon!!!

    Posted 4 years ago #
  18. torahtziva
    Blocked

    This is how to spell Pomegranate, asdfghjkl.

    Posted 4 years ago #
  19. qwertyuiop
    Member

    syriansephardi: i'm leaving really soon, i can't wait.$

    Posted 4 years ago #
  20. asdfghjkl
    Member

    torahtziva: ha thanx for the spelling lesson!!!

    Posted 4 years ago #
  21. SJSinNYC
    always pleasant

    Friday night we are having:

    Salmon (havent decided what type)
    1 whole turkey
    Potatoes roasted with the turkey
    Stuffing
    Sauteed zucchini

    Shabbos lunch is leftovers and a salad.

    Posted 4 years ago #
  22. 22OldGold
    Member

    We normally have on Friday night Challah, fish, soup, chicken and potatoes (not kugel), and a vegetable with desert. Shabbos lunch is salads and fish, cholent and potato kugel, and a vegetable.

    Posted 4 years ago #
  23. JayMatt19
    Member

    Friday Night

    Nile perch
    Fake rotisserie chicken (made in a crock pot)
    Oven fried sesame chicken
    Mushroom Rice
    Fanned sweet potatoes
    Salad
    Dessert

    Posted 4 years ago #
  24. SJSinNYC
    always pleasant

    I can only make a whole Turkey when my mother comes because I do not know how to carve it :-) (and yes, its the cheap turkey I got thanksgiving time LOL - I love Thanksgiving food!)

    Posted 4 years ago #
  25. shindy
    Member

    Friday night

    gefilte fish
    chicken soup with knaidlach
    chicken with some bottle sauce
    potato kugel
    lukshen kugel
    coleslaw
    salad
    chocolate cake and home made apple sauce

    Shabbos lunch

    gefilte fish or chopped liver
    eggs with tzibbel (onion)
    choulent
    salad and coleslaw
    choc. cake and home made apple sauce

    Posted 4 years ago #
  26. moish01
    Member

    i'm so happy for your (usually deprived) husband, ames

    Posted 4 years ago #
  27. Jax
    Member

    ames: i'm happy to hear you out the potato kugel in the chulent as I taught you!!! :)

    Posted 4 years ago #
  28. lgbg
    Member

    Does anyone know a good Chicken Wellington recipe?

    Would like it for this shabbos please.

    thank you

    Posted 4 years ago #
  29. mom has a great one. basics are broccoli mixture, then cutlet, then mushroom mixture- roll in Mechel's pastry dough. I know- i'm a big help ;)
    I think the key to a good taste (not bland) is to put garlic powder on the cutlet and enough duck sauce on top of the dough
    g'luck & njoy

    Posted 4 years ago #

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