Just because one can't bake a baby doesn't mean one can't bake! They are called hamentaschen or אוזני המן but I just like to call them "delicious!" We bake them to celebrate the holiday of Purim. Added plus: both the "oven" and the "eggs" are much easier to procure and much cheaper than surrogancy. (Recipe to follow when I have a chance to translate it into English.)
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| So many cookies! |
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| Filled with stawberry preserves... |
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| ...and Nutella +/- coconut. Yum! |
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| ...lemon curd... |
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| Semolina cake, similar to a basbusa |
Mmmmmmmm.....I want to jump through the screen and have one of those. You feel the same way about baking as I do about gardening. If a plant dies, or a seed doesn't sprout, I can just plant another. No harm, no foul.
ReplyDeleteYummmm can you believe I never had one till 7 years ago. I was a very deprived Texas Jewish girl.lol they don't even have bagels.
ReplyDeleteWHAT! No bagels!?!?!? Remind me never to move to Texas :o) Haha...actually a cousin of mine moved to Houston two years ago for an engineering job. I never asked her about bagels, though.
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