Obviously, I’m not even remotely ready to start thinking about cooking. (After all, this week is still all about talking and blogging about cleaning in lieu of doing anything constructive…)
Nevertheless, here are some kosher for Pesach recipes from this blog:
- Vegetarian kishke (Gebrochts) – Use matzah meal instead of the flour.
- Potato soup – Use potato starch instead of the flour.
- Sweet and sour meatballs – Serve with mashed potatoes instead of rice.
- Turkey stew – Use potato starch instead of the flour. (Special thanks to Phyllis for including this recipe in the latest Kosher Cooking Carnival, which is available here.)
And for more Pesach recipes, check out:
- Leora’s Pesach recipes
- Ilana-Davita’s Pesach entrees and Pesach desserts
- Mimi’s Pesach recipes
- Hannah’s Pesach recipes
Happy cooking
and
!בתאבון
Thank you Mrs.S. for linking to my blog
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ReplyDeleteI added a link to this post in the comments section of my post http://kallahmagazine.blogspot.com/2010/03/maybe-youll-want-to-comment-on-this.html
ReplyDeleteThe virtual magazine embedded there includes a number of tried and true Pesach recipes.
Ilana-Davita - You're welcome.
ReplyDeleteAriella - Thanks! The magazine looks beautiful, and I definitely want to try some of those recipes.
I think that most of my Pesach recipes are on me-ander.
ReplyDeleteThis has been a rough year for cleaning. I ought to blog about it, but I don't want to kvetc.
Thank you for the link. I'm going to add your link to my links.
ReplyDeleteShabbat Shalom!
Batya - Shavua tov! It sounds like you really have your hands full this year. I hope it all works out for you.
ReplyDeleteLeora - Thanks, and shavua tov to you and yours!