Recipes for Passover (Part 1): Monday Morning Cooking Club

Got a copy of ‘Monday Morning Cooking Club – the food, the stories, the sisterhood’?

Let’s help with Passover!

 

MMCC FRONTCOVER

 

Savoury recipes for Pesach:

Carole’s Roast Beef (page 229)

Gaz’s Baby Peri Peri Chickens (page 130)

Marny’s Roasted Baby Potato Salad with capers (page 217)
(substitute regular for white balsamic if you can’t find it)

Railea’s Slow Roasted Fragrant Spring Lamb (page 47)

Merrylin’s Salt Beef (page 98)

Jacqui’s Cucumber Salad (page 133)

Paula’s Brisket with Ulnyik (page 80) (recipe and video here)

 

Sweet ideas for Pesach:

Barbara’s Blood Orange Compote (page 239)

Felicia’s Chocolate Almond Florentines  (page 140)

Zina’s Nana’s Nuts  (page 164) – pictured below

Kathy’s Buche de Chocolat (page 255) (or here)

Judy’s slow-roasted pears (page 179) (or here)

Sharon’s Pavlova (page 120)

Zina’s Pastilla (page 165)

Carol’s Flourless Chocolate Cake (page 211)

Passover Almond Bread (page 212)

 

 Dairy Lunch menu for Pesach

Manya’s Booby’s Traditional Cold Borscht  (page 24)

Lisa’s Egg and Onion (page 78) (or here)

Kukuye Sabsi (persian omelette) (page 256) (or here)

Judy’s Gravalax   (page 176)

Sharon’s Buba’s Eggplant  (page 71)

Gretta Anna’s Baked Custard with Crushed Strawberries (page 246)

 

Need more Pesach inspiration. See Part 2 , Part 3 and Part 4.

And our 2020 Annual Recipe Roundup.

 

Share:

Facebook
Twitter
Pinterest
WhatsApp
LinkedIn

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Now for Something Sweet

Social Media

Recently

Instagram

The Jewish new year is just about here.


Shana tova u metuka (a good and sweet year)

to everyone here, whether you’re Jewish or not.

We are all friends. And I want to thank each and every one of you for being here, reading what I post, sending me messages or hearts or just being here without saying anything. Thank you!



The past year has not been a good or sweet one

for Israel or our people in the diaspora.



Many of us are now praying more than usual.



Praying for peace in Israel.

Praying for each and every one of the hostages

to come home.

Praying for the safety of the IDF.



Praying for the upside-down world

to right itself.

We can only hope!



May your briskets be succulent

And your honey cakes moist.



With love, Lisa


💙💙💙

#amyisraelchai
#shanatova
#roshhashana
#istandwithisrael
#freegazafromhamas
#freelebanonfromhezbollah
...

616 53

Facebook

Categories

MMCC Related

Related Posts

hamantashen Purim Jewish tradition triangular pastry

Hamantashen Time. Purim is here!

It’s hamantashen time at our place. The Jewish festival of Purim is coming soon. Hamantashen is the name for the sweet three-cornered filled pastry served