Showing posts with label dairy recipe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dairy recipe. Show all posts

Monday, June 10, 2019

"One Pot Meal," Dairy Vegetable Kugel

Notice that I used a different, for me, shaped pan, so the frozen kugel will be easy to recognize in the freezer, without having to uncover them.

Since my husband and I found ourselves eating alone on the Shavuot holiday, when it's traditional to eat dairy meals, I tried to come up with practical foods.

I used this Dairy Vegetable Kugel as a side dish, but with the addition of a fresh salad, it (certainly the leftovers) makes a perfect and tasty "One Pot Meal." An additional advantage is that you can make more than one at a time and freeze them.

Ingredients:
1 package broad noodles, (you may use any pasta)
1 package cottage cheese
6 eggs
3 fresh mushrooms
1 large onion
1 squash
2 tomatoes
seasonings to taste
You can vary/change the vegetables to your liking and what you have in stock.

Instructions:

  1. boil the broad noodles
  2. while they're cooking cut of the vegetables
  3. Put the vegetables, cottage cheese, eggs and cooking/rinsed noodles and a large bowl and mix. Add whatever seasonings you wish.
  4. Pour the mixture in baking pans. Optional to line with baking paper.
  5. Bake in moderate oven 160c or 320f until firm and "bubbly" on sides. 
  6. that's it
  7. serve with salad if you wish
I used to make a sweet version of it, adding fruit, apples, raisins rather than vegetables, seasoned with cinnamon and sugar.

Sunday, December 17, 2017

Yummy Cauliflower Casserole/Kugel

Last week at our Book Bliss/Book Club meeting, one of my friends brought a totally irresistible Cauliflower Casserole/Kugel for our potluck dinner. I asked her for the recipe. She told me that she makes two versions, one dairy and the other parve, which is lactose free and good for vegetarians who eat eggs. The photos here are of the parve (lactose free) version, which she made a couple of days later.

She very kindly sent me her recipe. It is like many of mine; you don't have to be exact over every quantity.

Parve Cauliflower Casserole
1 800 gram bag frozen cauliflower, defrosted or lightly steamed, (I would use fresh)
1 medium onion, chopped
2 Tbl. flour
2 Tbl. oil
1/2 Tbl. salt
some pepper
1/2 cup mayonaise
3-4 eggs
Mix all together. Place in baking pan. Can sprinkle garlic powder or granules on top. Bake at 180 degrees C for around 45 minutes.

FOR DAIRY VERSION:
Double amount of flour and oil, use between 500 to 750 grams cottage cheese instead of mayonnaise. Can add a handful of grated yellow cheese to filling and sprinkled on top.

Monday, December 11, 2017

Super Easy Yummy Rice Pudding

The very first thing I did was to make a batch of rice. I must admit that it was plain white rice. I then decided to use some of it for Rice Pudding. When the rice was ready I added some brown sugar into a pot, and then milk, vanilla and cinnamon.

I heated the sweet, flavored milk. And then I added rice, covered it and lowered the flame. As soon as it reached a boil, I turned it off and left it covered.  The sweet flavored milk was quickly absorbed by the rice.

It got very good reviews from my husband. And it made the house smell so good!

Sorry, I can't give exact ingredients. I didn't measure.