Oh today we'll merry merry be...
and nosh some hamentaschen!
In anticipation of Purim, which is in 2 weeks (yippeee!), we made cute shalach manot baskets at tot shabbat last week. The boys were very anxious to fill them and start giving them out.
I used the following recipe from In The Jewish Tradition, which is a beautiful book my mother bought me a few years ago.
You MUST refrigerate the dough overnight - preferably longer!
3/4 c unsalted parve margarine (I just use butter - rather not use trans fats - so mine are not parve)
1 c sugar
1 egg
1/4 c OJ
1.5 t vanilla
3 c flour
1 t baking soda
1/2 t salt
(easy to double recipe since it's 3 sticks of butter that way)
cream butter & sugar
mix in egg, vanilla, & OJ
mix in flour, baking soda & salt
blend well
refrigerate overnight (at least!)
roll out on floured surface. using the rim of a glass make circles. put a teeny amount of filling in the centers (we always just use jelly. I make preserves so I always have a bunch in the pantry). fold up into triangles (pinch corners together well or fold over a little to really close them tight. leave them just open enough so people can see what flavor they got.
bake at 350 for about 15 minutes or so - till golden brown
Enjoy - they came out wonderful!
In anticipation of Purim, which is in 2 weeks (yippeee!), we made cute shalach manot baskets at tot shabbat last week. The boys were very anxious to fill them and start giving them out.
I used the following recipe from In The Jewish Tradition, which is a beautiful book my mother bought me a few years ago.
You MUST refrigerate the dough overnight - preferably longer!
3/4 c unsalted parve margarine (I just use butter - rather not use trans fats - so mine are not parve)
1 c sugar
1 egg
1/4 c OJ
1.5 t vanilla
3 c flour
1 t baking soda
1/2 t salt
(easy to double recipe since it's 3 sticks of butter that way)
cream butter & sugar
mix in egg, vanilla, & OJ
mix in flour, baking soda & salt
blend well
refrigerate overnight (at least!)
roll out on floured surface. using the rim of a glass make circles. put a teeny amount of filling in the centers (we always just use jelly. I make preserves so I always have a bunch in the pantry). fold up into triangles (pinch corners together well or fold over a little to really close them tight. leave them just open enough so people can see what flavor they got.
bake at 350 for about 15 minutes or so - till golden brown
Enjoy - they came out wonderful!
1 Comments:
Andrea,your boys are gorgeous, and thanks for the recipe!
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