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VOLUME 1 - Kilimanjaro Foods

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the stock to low heat and simmer for several minutes. Add the egg white<br />

and shell and increase the heat to medium high. Bring to a boil, beating<br />

constantly, with a wire whisk. When the stock boils, the egg white will start<br />

rising to the surface. At this point, turn off the heat and let stand for five<br />

minutes. Line a colander with a double layer of dampened cheesecloth and<br />

strain the stock into a clean pot. Add the fish fillets to the stock and poach<br />

over medium low heat until cooked through; five minutes. Taste and adjust<br />

the seasonings. Halve the reserved potatoes and cut into wedges. Cut the<br />

carrots into fine dice.<br />

Divide the fish fillets among six soup bowls. Add a few potato wedges and<br />

diced carrots to each bowl. Ladle the stock into the bowls, sprinkle with<br />

scallions, and garnish with lemon slices.<br />

Varenikas<br />

Servings<br />

c potatoes,mashed<br />

eggs,well beaten<br />

1/4 c matzah cake meal<br />

salt & white pepper,To Taste<br />

c meat filling (any leftover<br />

chicken (or beef),ground)<br />

matzah meal<br />

Use mashed potatoes made with chicken fat. Combine potatoes, 2<br />

eggs, cake meal and salt and pepper to taste. Form into 10 flat<br />

patties,<br />

place a spoonful of meat filling on each and roll the patty over<br />

the filling until it is completely covered. Flatten the Vareninkas<br />

slightly. Dip them in the third egg until covered on all sides and<br />

roll in the matzah meal until completely coated.

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