How to Cook a Mean Chollent - Recipe with @RabbiRaps
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Chollent, the traditional Jewish stew-like dish eaten on shabbos is It is a culinary experience not to be missed.
In this video @RabbiRaps takes you into the kitchen and shares his secret chullent recipe that has won him world-class cooking awards (by his mother and grandmother).
Forget everything you ever learned about cooking and open your mind too a new culinary philosophy that will change your Shabbat experience for generations to come!
Stay tuned for a follow-up video about the cultural and religious history of Chollent.
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Kishka Recipe parve & meat
Passover is around the corner! And we are all looking for those delicious Passover recipes! So I thought I would share this simple & Easy Kishka Recipe that is sure to please you and all your guest! The parve version is in the beginning and the meat version starts at 6:46
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Chef Josh- Cholent & Kishka
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Reporting LIVE from BROOKLYN !
Back by popular demand, I’ll be posting some of my old cooking videos on here now!
Here we have a video of me Devouring some of the BEST Cholent & Kishka I have ever tasted!
I was originally put on to Chulent in another Establishment I used to work at (Pomergranate).
My first thought was “Chili” very similar to a slow cooked Chili.
Cholent is a traditional Jewish dish, similar to a stew. This is Not my Original Recipe, it was taught to me by Chef Moshe (Chef T/Events by Tee)
About 4 different types of beans(Cholent beans) , beef, garlic, spices, onions, potatoes, barley, and a few more ingredients that I cannot tell you, are semi cooked on a stove top in a GI Pot, add water and then tossed in the oven to bake overnight for 12+ hours. Kishka, the sidekick to the Cholent. So, originally *brace yourself* Kishka means “Guts” or “Intestine”. Kishka refers to various types of stuffed sausage / intestine, usually made with a mixture of meat, & meal, often grain. It is also referenced as Derma. The flavor is sweet with some spice, and compliments the Cholent Amazingly. This Kishka doesn’t contain meat, only the beef fat for flavor and texture but no actual pieces of meat.
This is a very traditional Jewish meal and once the word had gotten around we were serving Cholent with Kishka, people were calling the restaurant Weeks in advance to make sure we save them a plate.
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Bernat’s Polish Meat Products and Deli with Greg Bernat-Making Kiszka
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Bruno Bernat started out as an unassuming small-town butcher in the Polish countryside in 1914, his wife Sophia preparing savory feasts every night. As word spread of his delicious, high-quality meat products, residents traveled from many other villages to shop at his butchery, and Bernat’s business grew. The delectable family recipes also took on a life of their own, surviving two World Wars and making their way across continents and generations. A hundred years later, in Chicopee, Massachusetts, Bruno’s son, grandson, and great-grandson continue the family tradition of quality, freshness and integrity, preparing fine Polish meat products from those hearty, time-tested recipes.
This video is made possible through CARES Act funding to Federal Institute of Museum and Library Services as administered by the Massachusetts Board of Library Commissioners to the Chicopee Public Library to provide virtual programming for distance learning.
Thank you to ChicopeeTV (David Farnum, in particular), Greg Bernat, Ryan Shepard, Barbara Kulig and Carol Lynne Bagley for making this video possible.
How to prepare Polish kaszanka | kiszka | blood sausage plus more on akcja kaszanka
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