Portland observer. (Portland, Or.) 1970-current, March 16, 1983, Page 9, Image 9

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    Portland Obaarvar, March 16.1983 Paga 9
Passover
hours, bastiag-the last H -h o u r o f
ro u tin g . Oaraish with rad grapas
aad parslay sprigs. If daàrad. Makes
(CoRfumed/rom page 9 column 6)
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separate and then add (h e n to-
psthcr. I f on a diet, omit fat. Stir is
carbonated water. Cover and chill at
least 2 hours. With wet hands, shape
dough into 1-inch balls. Carefully
drop dough into gently boiling salt­
ed water. Cover; simmer 30 minutes
or until matzoh balls test done (they
should be light and cooked with
doneness all (he way through). Do
not uncover pot until end o f cook­
ing. Remove carefully with slotted
spoon. Serve in hot chicken soup.
Makes about 30 balls.
These light-textured dumplings
are delicious served alone, too.
“ The preparation for Passover to
somcthiag o f a ‘spriag cleaning' ia
oar Orthodox Jewish hom e," says
F A R F E L P U D D IN G
3 eggs
V4 cup sugar
2 cups farfel or 4 m auoh crackers
coarsely crushed
2 cups cream-style cottage cheese
1 cup dairy sour cream
Vi cup raisins
Vi cup apricot preserves
Vi cup finely chopped walnuts
2 tablespoons sugar
I teaspoon ground cinnamon
OEF1LTEFISH
2 onions
Prime exemptas of homeu are or­
dinary bread, crackers aad ackes,
breakfast cereals and pastries made
Pepper to taste
from wheat flour or other grains,
aad whiskey. Even regular pow­
dered sugar, which contains a little
cornstarch, is on the forbidden list.
Common ingredients that can be
used are potato flour and matzoh
meal. Both are stocked in the mar­
ket. More unusual Passover items,
which are not stocked regularly, are
available during the weeks preced-
3 lbs. ground fish (link cod, black
cod. sole, salmon)
P A S S O V M 3PONOKCA9U
C H IC K E N
I egg
I tablespoon finely shredded orange
peel
Vi teaspoon salt
S teaspoon pepper
1 5-6 lb. roasting chicken
Vi cup orange juice
2 tablespoons honey
2 tablespoons chicken fat (schmaltz)
melted, or vegetable oil
Red grapes (o p l'l)
Parsley sprigs (opt’l)
Almonds
C ook onion, celery and almonds
in 'A cup chicken fat til vegetables
are tender, not brown. Add coarsely
crushed m atzoh or fa r fe l, b ro w n
lightly. In a large bowl combine the
chidken broth, egg,, the I teaspoon
orange peel, salt and pepper. Add
matzoh mixture and blend well. Let
stand 15 minutes to absorb broth.
Rinse b ird ; pat d ry w ith paper
toweling. Spoon some o f the stu ff­
ing loosely into neck cavity o f bird;
pull neck skin to back o f bird and
fasten securely with a small skewer.
L ig h tly spoon rem aining s tu ffin g
in to body cavity. I f opening has a
band o f skin across tail, tuck drum­
sticks under band (or tie legs secure­
ly to tail). Twist the wing tips under
back o f chicken. Place ch icken ,
breast up, on rack in shallow r o u t ­
ing pan. C o m b in e the rem ain in g
orange peel, juice, honey and 2 table­
spoons chicken fat. Roast bird, un­
covered, in a 375° oven for 2V4-2H
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9 eggs separated
Cover sliced onions, carrots and
sugar w ith w ater in large pot and
b ring to b o il. L o w e r to sim m er,
co m b ine rest o f ing redien ts and
blend. Use electric mixer. Refriger­
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Beat yolks and I cup sugar until
light and lemon yellow. Beat whites
w ith H cup sugar u n til s t if f . S ift
matzoh and potato flo u r together.
Fold flour and eggwhites alternately
into yolk mixture. I f desired, flavor
w ith citron juice and finely grated
lemon rind. Turn into ungreased ID-
inch tube pan and bake at 324* for I
h ou r. In v e rt a fte r re m o va l fro m
oven; allow to cool before rem ov­
ing from pan.
N O T E : Any fish while can be used,
but cod is fat. and must include cod.
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I cup sugar and Vi cup sugar
H cup mauoh-cake flour
H cup potato flour
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In 3-qt. saucepan combine mixed
dried fru its, w ater, wine and stick
cinnamon. Bring to boiling; reduce
heat. S im m e r, co vered, 13-20
minutes or till fru it is tender. W ith
slotted spoon transfer fruit to bowl.
D iscard cinnam on stick. A d d t ill
fru it is tender. W ith slotted spoon
transfer fru it to bow l. Discard cin­
nam on stick. A d d orange peel to
liq u id in saucepan; sim m er 2 or 3
minutes. Stir in orange juice, honey,
lem on ju ic e , allsp ice, ginger and
ground cinnam on. Return fru it to
saucepan; heat to boiling. Remove
fro m heat; cool to room tem pera­
ture. Serve at room temperature or
chilled. I f desired, drain fruit before
serving. Makes 10 servings.
This dish also makes a delicious
dessert compote; make it ahead and
chill until serving time.
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In mixing bowl beat eggs til light;
g ra d u a lly beat in V» cup sugar til
f lu f f y . Soak fa r fe l in cold w ater;
squeeze out excess water. Add fa r­
fe l. cottage cheese, sour cream ,
margarine, raisins, and preserves to
egg mixture; blend well. Turn into a
12 x 7 Vi x 2-inch baking dish. M ix
nuts, sugar and cinnamon. Sprinkle
ato p fa rfe l m ixtu re . Bake in 3 3 0 *
oven for 40-43 minutes. Serve warm
or cool. Makes 10-12 servings.
This apricot and raisin-flavored
dessert is good served warm or cold.
2 11 oz. pkgs. mixed dried fruits
2 cups water
Vi cup white Passover wine
3 inches stick cinnamon
I tablespoon orange peel thinly cut
strips
1 cup orange juice
Vi cup honey
Vi cup lemon juice
Vi teaspoon ground allspice, ground
ginger, and ground cinnamon
each one.
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2 carrots
2 quarts water
2 teaspoons sugar
4eggs
2 tablespoons mauoh meal
K cup cold water
2 grated carrots
I teaspoon salt
from " h o m e U ” d ifferen t foods,
dishss aad utensils are set aside for
Passover ase, impressing on the
family the importance of the obeerv-
ate 1VI hours. Then, remove from
refrigerator
and
M O IS T E N
H A N D S . Shape fish into balls.
Drop into simmering stock, par­
tially cover pot and simmer fo r 2
hours. I use 2 cloves o f garlic, op­
tional. Serve hot or cold.
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with all neceasary food items.
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