How To make Rugalah/Elaine
Filling: 1 c Walnut; finely ground
1 c Raisins; or currents
1/2 c Sugar
1 tb Cinnamon
Cookie dough: 3 1/2 c Flour
1 c Sugar
2/3 c Unsalted butter; melted; +
1/3 c Unsalted butter; melted
For brushing dough 3 lg Eggs
2 tb Honey
2 ts Baking powder
1/4 ts Salt
1/2 c Butter; melted
FILLING: Combine walnuts, raisins , sugar and cinnamon in small bowl and blend well. Set aside. This is very forgiving. You can use jelly and different nut and flavor combinations. What ever tastes right to you and makes a nice thick filling. DOUGH: 1. Combine the flour with sugar and sift in large bowl. Add the butter, eggs, honey, baking powder and mix. You want a dough that mixes easily, not to stiff. You might need to add more flour to make it pliable enough. 2. Divide dough into thirds, Flatten into thin discs between sheets of
waxed paper. Refrigerate at least 2 hours. THIS IS AN IMPORTANT STEP. The dough MUST rest and it must be COLD to work and handle properly. 3. Preheat your oven to 350; prepare your first cookie sheet by greasing
and then flouring it and be sure to shake off the excess flour. 4. Remove one batch of dough from refrigerator. Roll it out into 12"
circle rush generously with melted butter. 5. Sprinkle with 1/3 of the filling; pat mixture into dough. Drizzle a
little more butter over top. 6. Cut into 16 wedges using pizza cutter or very sharp knife. Roll each
triangle up from outside LARGER edge to the TINY point; curve slightly. 7. Arrange on prepared baking sheet point side down. Bake until golden,
about 15 to 18 minutes, watching carefully to prevent burning. Repeat with remaining dough. NOTE: This is not an easy dough to work with. You need to have everything COLD. If you have a pastry marble this is the time to use it. I usually roll the dough right on my Formica counter. SOURCE: A Jewish Mother's Cookbook; Author, Elaine Radis; published on disk by ONE COMMAND SOFTWARE, 1995. -----
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Claire Saffitz Makes Perfect Challah and Babka | Try This at Home | NYT Cooking
Claire Saffitz is back for another round of “Try This at Home,” a series where she guides you through different baking projects and techniques. Today’s lesson is on making classic challah bread. No stand mixer? No problem. This recipe is surprisingly simple and perfect for beginners who are just starting their breadmaking journey: The whole thing is done by hand. Claire also demonstrates different ways to shape the bread, as well as another application for the dough: cinnamon babka.
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Cinnamon Babka |
0:00 - 0:56: Intro
0:56 - 1:56: What is challah?
1:56 - 3:44: Preferment
3:44 - 8:39: Mix the dough
8:39 - 9:45: The windowpane test
9:45 - 12:24: Adding raisins
12:24 - 12:54: Six-strand braided challah
16:42 - 20:10: How to braid the challah
20:10 - 21:49: Finishing the six-strand challah
21:49 - 24:14: Raisin-studded round challah
24:14 - 26:37: Bake!
26:37 - 34:30: Cinnamon babka
34:30 - END: Eat!
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Síndrome do intestino irritável e FODMAPs
FODMAPs são carboidratos de cadeia curta, de difícil absorção e rápida fermentação.
Podem gerar sintomas como distensão abdominal, diarreia e/ou constipação, gases e dor abdominal.
Vale lembrar que esses sintomas não são normais e também podem ser alergias ou doenças intestinais, por isso vale a investigação e busca por um profissional.
Algumas pessoas são mais sensíveis que outras, o que varia conforme a vida, a alteração da microbiota intestinal e o tipo e quantidade de alimentos ingeridos.
Alguns exemplos de alimentos ricos em FODMAPs são: castanha de caju, maçã, mel, couve flor, brócolis, feijão, cebola, leite e derivado, xylitol, entre outros... A lista completa está no final do vídeo e você também pode encontrar acessando o site da federação brasileira de gastroenterologia.
* O café preto não contém FODMAPs, porém, a cafeína pode estimular os movimentos intestinais e isso pode ser um desconforto para algumas pessoas.
Como os alimentos ricos em FODMAPs tendem a ser saudáveis e importantes na alimentação, é necessário ter precaução ao retirar/ reduzir.
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Ice Cream Dashers!! - Dalya Rubin- It's Raining Flour Episode 2
How to make ice cream!
Learn how to make crazy-awesome ICE CREAM DASHERS using a homemade two ingredient, no-machine ice cream! The two variations I’ll be teaching you are a Mousse Tracks Dasher and a Tiramisu Dasher!
I’d love to see photos if you make these. You can send them to my email at rubindalya@gmail.com
Basic Two Ingredient, No Machine Ice Cream Recipe (makes about 2 1/2 cups):
2 cups heavy cream
1, 14 oz can sweetened condensed milk
Whip heavy cream on medium high speed in a stand mixer fitted with a whisk attachment (or you can use a handheld mixer) until stiff peaks form. **Don’t whip the cream for too long or else it will turn into butter. Then add in the can of sweetened condensed milk and mix on high speed for about 1-2 minutes until combined. Transfer the cream mixture into a freezer safe plastic container and freeze for 6 hours or overnight.
Mousse Tracks Ice Cream Dasher:
In a 16 oz plastic cup (you can really use any cup or even in a mason jar looks great), spoon in two scoops of ice cream, 1 tablespoon of Hersheys hot fudge, then top it with a generous amount of chopped peanut butter cups. Repeat this process until your cup is almost full. Garnish the dasher with some whipped cream (8 oz heavy cream + 2 1/2 tablespoons sugar + 1 teaspoon vanilla extract), a drizzle of hot fudge and a sprinkle of peanut butter cups.
Tiramisu Ice Cream Dasher:
To make the tiramisu ice cream, cream 6 ounces of softened cream cheese in a mixer. Then add in 1 1/2 cups of the ice cream base. Mix this on medium-high speed for about 2-4 minutes or until no lumps remain. Transfer this to a container and freeze for another 4-6 hours (this depends on how defrosted your ice cream is). Once the ice cream is frozen, you can start layering. Begin with soaking lady fingers in warm coffee (1 cup hot water+ 1/2 tablespoon coffee granules + 1 tablespoon sugar= coffee). Place one coffee soaked lady finger (broken in half) at the bottom of the cup (I used a 16 oz, but you can use any size). Then add two scoops of ice cream, and sprinkle with sifted cocoa. Repeat this process another 2-3 times until the cup is almost full. Garnish the dasher with some whipped cream (8 oz heavy cream + 21/2 tablespoons sugar + 1 teaspoon vanilla extract), a sprinkle of cocoa powder, and two lady finger halves.
*I used a 1M piping tip to pipe the whipped cream
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