Month: January 2014

Applesauce
American, Dessert, Parve

Applesauce

When I buy apples for Applesauce, I choose the largest ones with the reddest skins. Often, I use a combination of Cortland and Macintosh apples. I love pink Applesauce; so I mock “steam” the apples in their skins. I avoid putting them in a steamer basket and officially steaming them […]

Barbecued Pot Roast
American, Entree, Red Meat

Barbecued Pot Roast

This recipe for Pot Roast calls for simmering the meat stove top until soft; and then slicing it and smothering it with a quickly made mock barbecue sauce. You could open a bottle of your favorite sauce; but these ingredients are so easy to mix together that it pays to […]

Roasted Cornish Hens
American, Entree, Poultry

Roasted Cornish Hens

Roasted Cornish Hens was one of my parents’ favorite meals. Often, as Shabbat approaches, I am reminded of all the Friday night dinners my parents ate at my table.  My Mother liked Roasted Cornish Hens because they are small; and my Father liked them because they have both dark and […]

Thursday: Prep!
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Thursday: Prep!

OK-it’s Thursday and it’s time to cook. First job is to get the pot roast prepared and in the oven so it can braise and cool before I refrigerate it. While the meat is braising, I steam the apples and make applesauce. Why the applesauce now-you might ask. If you puree the […]

Wednesday: Picking My Menu
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Wednesday: Picking My Menu

It’s Wednesday and that means I decide on my Shabbat menu. I think to myself – what haven’t I made for awhile that everyone really likes and will warm us up on a cold Winter night? Here’s my menu: First Course Onion Soup Second Course Chicken Nuggets Barbecued Pot Roast Potato Kugel […]