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Apple Fritters
A couple of weeks ago Deb, from Smitten Kitchen, (one of my food blogging heroes) posted a recipe for apple latkes. I was pretty excited because I have a long standing, very fond memory of my...
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Chicken Liver Pate
I know that liver is something many people think is gross… (in fact, it looks enough like dog food in this recipe that I opted out of putting up a picture so as not to deter anyone from trying it) but...
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Mini Apple Pies
Last week it was “International Day” at the kids’ school and everyone has to bring in food from their “native country”. I know that they really mean “ethnic heritage” and in year’s past I’ve tried to...
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Sweet Apple Quiche
I’m going to warn you that this recipe is a little but weird. Andy and I liked it a lot, but Adam and Evelyn didn’t. So, perhaps it’s not really blog worthy, but as I said, I enjoyed it. The origin of...
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Charoset
Charoset, an essential part of any Seder. “Charoset symbolizes the bricks and mortar used by the Hebrews in building store-houses and cities for the Pharaoh in ancient Egypt.”* At one point in the...
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Apple Roll
Passover is over now so everyone can return to using chametz (the grains forbidden during Passover). Now that everyone can use AP flour again we get to find a fun way of using up that leftover...
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Apple Pumpkin Bran Muffins
These muffins are the bomb. Seriously. If you like apple, like pumpkin, and like having something baked for breakfast these muffins are a dieter’s best friend. I really thought I wouldn’t be allowed...
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Gluten Free Apple Upside-Down Cake
It’s funny sometimes the way recipes progress. There are very few, if any, recipes that we home cooks can really call our own. Even if I’ve made something up on the spur of the moment based on the...
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Gluten Free Apple Roll
Last year after our Passover Seder I took the leftover charoset and turned it into a rolled cake that I served my family a few days later on Easter. It was so good I was thinking about it all year and...
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