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sialiaskitchen · 23 minutes ago
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Ok, so, this is my cousin Ariel's wonderful sweet hamantaschen dough:
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And what I did to make hamantaschen bagels was to reduce the sugar to 2Tbs, double the salt, replace the oj with scant 1/4 cup ice water+1 Tbs cider vinegar, and leave out the vanilla and lemon zest. I dribbled in some additional ice water until it was the right consistency.
The result tastes like pie crust, but feels like a hamantaschen. Once you roll it in the everything bagel seasoning, it tastes like bagel.
Anything good on a bagel would taste good on this.
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As you wish
Filling is cream cheese
Made the dough a little saltier and a little less sweet, swapped vinegar for the citrus.
Delicious
Now I want to make them with whitefish salad inside. Or little bit of lox on top after they cool off.
Maybe tuna salad inside.
My house smells like a bagel shop.
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sialiaskitchen · 2 days ago
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Everything bagel hamantaschen with cream cheese filling and lox
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This one is filled with sardines, mustard and Tabasco.
No really.
Think of it as a canape.
(Wish I had some whitefish salad or pickled herring to complete the set . Tuna salad would also be good.)
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sialiaskitchen · 3 days ago
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As you wish
Filling is cream cheese
Made the dough a little saltier and a little less sweet, swapped vinegar for the citrus.
Delicious
Now I want to make them with whitefish salad inside. Or little bit of lox on top after they cool off.
Maybe tuna salad inside.
My house smells like a bagel shop.
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sialiaskitchen · 3 days ago
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Bubbling Blueberry
Dough
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Blueberries
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Sugar
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Fold
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Forgot the cinnamon:
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Bake 375, about 10 min, until bubbling.
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If the berries don’t burst, poke gently with fork to release the juices
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Let it cool off, Piemur, you shouldn’t burn your mouth.
Also they taste better when cool.
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sialiaskitchen · 3 days ago
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What flavor should we add to the increasingly unhinged list this year?
Hamantaschen hightlight reel retrospective
A roundup of my annual Purim obsession, 2015-2021
Prune lekvar
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Blueberry
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Key lime pie with ginger crust
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also lemon
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Flerken
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S'more
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Bananas Foster
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Fun size
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Magic cookie bar
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Poppyseed walnut
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sialiaskitchen · 3 days ago
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Peanut butter cookie dough wrapped around chocolate marshmallow filling
raw:
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baked 8 min at 300°F:
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sialiaskitchen · 5 months ago
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Vanilla Honeycake
(very moist and delicious)
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Mix together the wet:
1 egg
1/3 cup applesauce
1/3 cup oil
1/3 cup honey
1 tsp vanilla extract
Then, in a separate bowl, mix the dry:
1 cup flour
1/3 cup sugar
1/2 tsp baking powder
1/2 tsp baking soda
1/4 tsp salt
Then slowly stir the dry into the wet and mix until smooth, but do not overbeat.
Pour into a greased and floured brownie pan and bake gently.
Start with a 350°F oven for 10 min, then drop the oven to 325°F for 10 min and check to see how things are going. It should look like a cake but still be jiggly in the center by now. If so, drop the temperature to 300°F and let it bake just until the center sets. This might take 5 to 15 minutes, depending on your oven and pan. Finished cake should be about 200°F in the center if checked with a probe thermometer. Probe might come out slightly gooey, that's OK.
Take it out of the oven and let it rest an hour or two. It will firm up while resting.
Also, cold cake will make prettier slices, and not melt the frosting.
For frosting:
Mix mascarpone and honey to desired sweetness. Shmear on cake.
Good with sliced pears, or other fruit of choice.
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sialiaskitchen · 5 months ago
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There was leftover wine, and a perfectly lovely box of pears on the counter, so poached pears in spiced wine & honey syrup over the Autumn Cake it is.
Wake up, Get Happy Coffee and Whisky Honeycake
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Mix together the dry:
1/3 cup sugar
1 cup flour
1/2 tsp baking powder
1/2 tsp baking soda
1/4 tsp salt
1 tsp cinnamon
1/4 tsp ground cloves
In separate bowl, blend the wet:
1/3 cup honey
1/3 cup cold black coffee (decaf is fine)
1/3 cup vegetable oil (light flavored olive is best)
1 egg
1 Tbs whiskey
Then mix the wet and the dry, put in well greased pan and bake 350F until 205F interior /toothpick comes out clean. 45 to 60 minutes.
This is a small amount of batter. A tube or bundle shape pan is recommended, but I didn't have a small one, so it domed a lot. Still tasty.
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Recommend serving with drizzle of honey and shmear of mascarpone or cream cheese.
(If you accidentally overbake and it tastes dry, mix a little water or whisky and honey together and pour over it, let sit until syrup is absorbed .)
Whipping the mascarpone with the honey and frosting it also a good idea.
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sialiaskitchen · 5 months ago
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Was out of both whiskey and coffee, so I used cabernet sauvignon. Didn't quite have the kick I wanted so I added ginger and a bit of red&black pepper.
Used applesauce instead of the zucchini, and also threw in some pureed dates because I was low on honey.
What the heck, I'm making coffee, whiskey honeycake without two of the three title ingredients.
But still delicious.
Just needs a new name.
Maybe we'll just call it Autumn Cake.
Wake up, Get Happy Coffee and Whisky Honeycake
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Mix together the dry:
1/3 cup sugar
1 cup flour
1/2 tsp baking powder
1/2 tsp baking soda
1/4 tsp salt
1 tsp cinnamon
1/4 tsp ground cloves
In separate bowl, blend the wet:
1/3 cup honey
1/3 cup cold black coffee (decaf is fine)
1/3 cup vegetable oil (light flavored olive is best)
1 egg
1 Tbs whiskey
Then mix the wet and the dry, put in well greased pan and bake 350F until 205F interior /toothpick comes out clean. 45 to 60 minutes.
This is a small amount of batter. A tube or bundle shape pan is recommended, but I didn't have a small one, so it domed a lot. Still tasty.
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Recommend serving with drizzle of honey and shmear of mascarpone or cream cheese.
(If you accidentally overbake and it tastes dry, mix a little water or whisky and honey together and pour over it, let sit until syrup is absorbed .)
Whipping the mascarpone with the honey and frosting it also a good idea.
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sialiaskitchen · 7 months ago
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No Bake Peanut Butter Chocolate Layered Tower
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melt peanut butter and chocolate together very gently
sweeten to taste
spread on Graham crackers, or tea biscuits, or saltines,
stack them up
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coat with more melted pb&chocolate
refrigerate until firm
slice and serve cold
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sialiaskitchen · 9 months ago
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If you are hand kneading bread dough and want to skip the "Gooey Mess" stage and get right to the "feels like smooth clay" part of the kneading
The thing is: hot water dough is sooooo much nicer to work with than warm water dough, but boiling water is too hot for yeast.
So take 1/3 of the liquid of the recipe and make it just lukewarm enough for yeast, with a tablespoon of the flour and a teaspoon of the sugar. Let that rest to get the yeast started.
Meanwhile, in a separate, large bowl, put all the rest of the dry ingredients EXCEPT for 1/2 cup of the flour, then add the rest of the liquid at "just below boiling " and stir it all together, but don't knead yet. Walk away and let it rest 10 minutes to hydrate, gelatinize, and cool. Then come back and touch it to see if it feels "warm as a puppy " (or cooler), and if so, add the yeast liquid to the dough, mix well, and then knead. (kitten or baby warm also acceptable)
Use reserved 1/2 cup flour to coat the dough ball while kneading.It should all work in and keep things from getting gooey. If the doughball still feels too tacky, rub a little oil on your hands.
Knead until glossy and smooth. Dough is ready when it can be stretched thin and transparent without tearing.
Leave to rise and follow rest of your recipe assembly and baking instructions.
You are welcome
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sialiaskitchen · 9 months ago
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If you wrap knish dough around babybel cheeses and bake about 10 minutes 400F convection, it comes out really crispy outside and creamy inside.
Dough:
3 cups flour
2 TBS Sugar
1 tsp salt
1/2 cup oil
1 cup hot water
Knead until glossy and smooth, cover and let rest 2 hours.
Stretch translucent thin and wrap around a filling. If wrapping multiple layers, brush w oil between layers.
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Behold: Babybuns!
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sialiaskitchen · 9 months ago
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If you wrap knish dough around babybel cheeses and bake about 10 minutes 400F convection, it comes out really crispy outside and creamy inside.
Dough:
3 cups flour
2 TBS Sugar
1 tsp salt
1/2 cup oil
1 cup hot water
Knead until glossy and smooth, cover and let rest 2 hours.
Stretch translucent thin and wrap around a filling. If wrapping multiple layers, brush w oil between layers.
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Behold: Babybuns!
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sialiaskitchen · 9 months ago
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Pan-fried Chinese eggplant with garlic and hint of salt in olive oil
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Use as topping on rice, shawarma, falafel, humus, or pizza. Also good on crusty roll with melted cheese, tomato sauce, and basil leaves.
Optional: add Chinese chili paste, to taste.
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sialiaskitchen · 9 months ago
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leftover shepherd's pie knishes so very tasty.
also did a few wrapped in bread dough for that sesame seed bun feel.
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sialiaskitchen · 10 months ago
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Any leftover casserole or stew that was good the first day makes good grilled cheese sandwiches or knishes the second day.
hallo. in the spirit of my sandwich post of yore i am asking you: what is your favorite and-or most reliable dinner to make and eat? this month i would like to learn at least one new recipe
bonus points awarded for good leftovers
if it's a depression meal that's understandable but not very helpful for my selfish dream of not eating depression meals
bonus points also awarded for a vegetable such as the noble brogoly 🥦
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sialiaskitchen · 10 months ago
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Nearly Sorta Kinda Hummus
(aka roasted garlic and chickpea spread)
Soak 1 cup of dry chickpeas in water with 1 tsp baking soda mixed in overnight (or all day while you are away at work/school/etc)
Drain and cover with fresh water in oven safe pot with a lid.
Put the pot on a drip pan of some sort to prevent boil overs from dripping on your oven floor. Put the whole set into a cold oven.
In another pan put a whole head of garlic rubbed all over with olive oil. Use 2 if you really love roasted garlic.
This setup can sit there until you are ready to cook. This is great if you have a programmable oven, or a housemate able to turn on the oven at the right time for you.
When the oven gets up to 350°F, set cooktime 45 minutes. When garlic is fragrant, take it out before it burns (about 45 min) Let it cool while the chickpeas finish, and peel by clipping the tips off and then squeezing into a bowl.
Check to see if chickpeas are soft. Probably not. They are likely to need another 15 min to half hour.
When chickpeas are very soft, use a slotted spoon to take them out and put in bowl with the roasted garlic. Add a hefty drizzle of good tasting olive oil and a little salt. Mash until smooth and blended. Yes, a blender works great for this, but a spoon should also work.
Adjust salt to taste. Add a little of the bean water from the cook pot if needed.
Serve with a little more oil on top. Optional shake of Zatar or paprika or drizzle of balsamic vinegar.
Why is this not hummus? No tahini, no lemon.
So texture is less like a creamy sauce/dip, and more like a thick spread like peanut butter.
Very delicious, slightly different. Also easy, cheap and healthy.
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