Well so much for the week of Passover recipes I planned! Big blog intentions, little follow through. But this post will wrap up Passover belatedly and then onto new and exciting non holiday related recipes. Though I also wanted to make hot cross buns for Easter. I’ve never had one and the recipes I saw [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Apples’
Apple Matzo Kugel
Posted in Jewish/Israeli, tagged Apples, cinnamon, Dried Cranberries, Matzo on April 5, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
Caramelized Onion Tart With Apple
Posted in Appetizers, Savory Tarts and Galettes, tagged Apples, Creme Fraiche, Onions, Puff Pastry on February 10, 2010 | 2 Comments »
I have recently become obsessed with puff pastry. Obsessed. I’ve gone through almost three boxes in a week. I’ve been thinking about making it from scratch, but it seems excessively complicated. I’m all for making things from scratch (I loved making my own butter and I want to try yogurt one day), but making puff [...]
Potato Latkes
Posted in Jewish/Israeli, Vegetables, tagged Apples, Potatoes on December 14, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Happy Hanukkah! Recently, there have been all these recipes for “healthy latkes” or “foodie latkes” involving zucchini, oats, spaghetti squash and other blasphemous ingredients. This is unacceptable. Latkes should be as simple as possible. My only concession to these ridiculous trends is including apples. Which isn’t even that much of a concession, as much as [...]
Apple Cranberry Crumble Pie
Posted in Fruit Desserts, Pies, tagged Apples, Cranberries on November 12, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
The crumble on this pie was out of the world. I was eating it straight out of the bowl…how can you resist butter, brown sugar pecans AND walnuts? It is not possible. Because I wasn’t working with a deep dish pie pan, I reduced the apples but did not reduce the cranberries. This made for [...]
Apple Tart
Posted in Fruit Desserts, Sweet Tarts, tagged Apples on November 10, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
This is a simple fall tart that really showcases apples. I love to make it for Rosh Hashannah for a sweet new year.
