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Recipes I've Shared:
adapted from COOKBOOK OF THE JEWS OF GREECE
by Nicholas Stavroulakis
This recipe, by Norma Schaffer of New Jersey, won a contest run by WOR Radio in NewYork. Its flavor and crunch make it the best. I found it in The Passover Table
You'll also find that these roasted eggs are quite creamy when you eat them, as compared to more dry boiled eggs. The whites will have turned a beautiful caramel color
Don't let the sauerkraut scare you off. By rinsing it, you get rid of a lot of the sodium (my guess is the nutritional info shows too much) and all the apples mitigate the sour taste of sauerkraut.
This is a fabulous recipe for tofu. Easy and fast. It needs no marinating. Just mix the sauce pour it on and bake for half an hour.
I started making this after I realized I was buying a quart of soup from take-out Chinese every week one winter. I gathered recipes and put them all together. You will need to either have an Asian market available or you can probably order on the internet. The good thing is that one trip will net you enough long-lived ingredients for a number of batches. of soup.
This recipe originally had beef which I replaced with tofu. You can also make it with chicken. It's an interesting mix of flavors.
An unusual pesto made from pistachios and cilantro gives the chicken a Middle Eastern flavor
The taste of granny's - with less fat, less cholestrol and A LOT LESS WORK
Recipes I've Rated:
- Gingered Tempeh Salad
- Avocado & Kidney Bean Salad
- Chicken, Potato and Veggie Casserole
- Thai Curried Lentils
- Shrimp Pad Thai
- Easy Poached Eggs and Pasta
- Honey Garlic Pork Chops
- Honey Dijon Flounder
- Herb Roasted Turkey
- Keema w ground turkey
- Slow Cooker Provencal Chicken and Beans
- Fish and Green Tomato Curry
- Turkey-Avocado Cobb Salad
- Salmon with Summer Tomato Salsa
Recipe Collections I've Shared:
| Pesha's Cookbook |
| Pesha's Haven't Tried These Recipes |
| Pesha's Passover Recipes I make a dairy parve seder. These are some of the dishes I usually make. Most can be served room temperature. |
| Change of Heart |












