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Krazy
Kugel
Submitted by Shelley Martin,
Executive Chef (2000-2006)
with the
Shaarey Zedek Synagogue Catering Department
Try this
for a twist; it is the unique combination of tastes and textures that
you will love. This makes one 9” X 13” pan.
1 box
farfel
6 pieces
egg matzo, broken
3/4 c.
apple juice
4 T. apple
jelly
4 apples,
cored and sliced thin
2 ripe
bananas, mashed (this is the twist)
4 large
eggs lightly beaten
1/2 c.
sugar
1 tsp.
cinnamon
Dash of
nutmeg
1/2 c.
chopped pecans or walnuts (great! but optional)
1 c.
raisins, craisins or prunes
Pour hot
water over both farfel and matzo. Drain. Pour cold water over and drain.
Add beaten eggs and remaining ingredients. Gently mix and fold into a
greased (glass) pan. Bake at 350° for 40 minutes.
Variation
I haven’t tried this, but I am thinking one could substitute the apple
juice and apple jelly with grape juice or wine and grape jelly, and
substitute the apples for blueberries. Sounds wonderful to me. Or for
those who are stuck on apricots, try apricot nectar and jelly, and add
dried apricots. Yummy.
In this
issue, I am please to have Joel Lafond, my sous chef and right arm, join
me by contributing one of his Passover recipes. Joel is a very integral
part of the Shaarey Zedek, and Robert thought it about time that he
offer one of his favourite recipes for you to try. So, here’s Joel:
When I was
asked to submit my first favourite recipe for the Shofar, I was
surprised, to say the least, that it had to be for Passover. Being
French, I can honestly say I don’t have a favourite Passover recipe.
Having said that, potato knishes are one of my favourite Jewish foods.
So, here is a Passover variation on an old favourite. I hope you enjoy
it.
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