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Potato and Cheese Filled Appetizer Triangles - Bourekas

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These popular Middle Eastern and Jewish pastries, called bourekas, are filld with a savory cheese and potato mixture and baked. They freeze and reheat extremely well. This recipe should make about 75 triangles.


Savory Cheese Appetizer Triangles - Tiropita

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These salty cheese-filled appetizers, also called bourekas among Sephardic Jewish people, are popular snack foods the in the Mediterranean. They freeze and reheat extremely well. This recipe should make about 75 triangles.


Spanakopita

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Spanakopita, a Greek pie, (also called spinaka among Sephardic Jews) is a seasoned mixture of spinach, cheese, and spices topped with flaky filo dough. This popular buffet item appeals to a wide array of people and keeps extremely well. Use Easy Filo Dough or Buttery Filo Dough to make these.


Spinach Appetizer Triangles - Bourekas

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Bourekas come in many forms and flavors. Essentially filo dough-wrapped  snacks appetizers, in the United States these are most commonly filled with spinach. Use Easy Filo Dough or Buttery Filo Dough to make these.


Yeast Raised Jelly Doughnuts (Sufyganiot)

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 Hanukkah is traditionally a time to pull out the fried foods - after all the holiday celebrates the miracle of the oil in the temple lasting eight days, when there only should have been enough for one. There's probably eight days worth of oil in these donuts, but boy are they worth it. Fill with Strawberry jam for a traditional treat.


Yeast Free Jewish Rye-Style Bread

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Naomi developed this rye bread clone for her grandparents, who love rye bread, and aren't celiacs, when they moved to our town. It's quick, easy, and great for those with yeast intolerances. This bread has a great, firm texture, and it makes amazing toast or sandwiches. The combination of cocoa and caraway is what gives this bread its convincing flavor. A healthy dose of eggs gives it great rise and texture. There aren't enough caraway seeds to cause too many texture problems, but you can steep them in 1/4 c boiling water, and then strain them out, if you prefer. Let the water cool and add to the dough (be sure to increase the flour by 1/4 cup).


Yeast-Free Jelly Donuts (Sufyganiot)

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Hanukkah is traditionally a time to pull out the fried foods - after all the holiday celebrates G-d's miracle of making the oil in the temple last eight days, when there only should have been enough for one. There's probably eight days worth of oil in these donuts, but boy are they worth it. This variation is great for people who don't want to wait for yeast raised donuts or who can't tolerate yeast.

Fill with strawberry jam for a traditional treat.


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