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
Honey Cake Season at the Monday Morning Cooking Club
The Essentials for Honey Cake Season. Right here in one place.
Our fave four honey recipes for any time of the year, and especially at Jewish New Year.
Gina’s Hair Raising Honey Cake – A classic recipe from our first book – Monday Morning Cooking Club (2011)
Honey Snap Biscuits – A crisp, lightly spiced and snappy biscuit. Easy to make and roll, quick to bake. Recipe from Carolyn Levitt in Perth, will be in our next book!
Honey Biscuits – A softer honey biscuit with texture and substance, perfect with a cuppa. A wonderful recipe from our second book – The Feast Goes On (2014)
Natty’s Glazed Honey Chiffon Cake – A lighter version of the classic, with a texture you won’t believe. Need a chiffon tin, and need to follow the chiffon cake rules. The video below will definitely help! Recipe will also be in our next book!
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Natanya Eskin
Natanya started out as a primary school teacher and has worked on the MMCC project since its inception in 2006. She has developed a strong passion for uncovering and preserving recipes, especially from the older generations.
The best part for her is standing in the MMCC kitchen with the girls – the sisterhood – discussing and debating what to cook, laughing and sometimes crying together, working as a team to create something special for generations to come.
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Watched your zoom on sunday Morning please could you send me the recipe of the Honey Cake it looks outstanding.
\What a wonderful programme . Thank you for doing it.
thanks
Gail anne
This is the original MMCC cake https://mondaymorningcookingclub.com.au/recipe/ginas-hair-raising-honey-cake/ and the recipe for the new one can be found in our latest book. We also have a zoom tomorrow where we will be taking you through it step by step.