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Vegetarian Kischka Recipe

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Ingredients:  
Ingredients:  
3 big carrots, peeled

4 stalks celery

1 med onion

1 tsp paprika

1 – 2 tsp salt *** I like 2 tsp salt

Pepper, just a dash

Dried sage, a pinch

3/4 cup oil

paprika *** you sprinkle this on later … see method #10

1 1/2 cups flour or bread crumbs ***for Passover use matzo meal, I tried it and it works just as well

Directions:
Directions:
The recipe says the carrots should be grated, the celery & onion to be finely chopped. I used my food processor to mince the carrots, celery & onion together , but be careful not to overprocess. Mrs Sharpiro grates the carrots by hand, finely chops the celery & grates 1/2 the onion & finely chops the other half

Put the prepared vegetables into a bowl & add the spices

Add the oil, mix well

Add the flour & combine throughly

Get 3 pieces of aluminim foil out & spray each piece with non-stick cooking spray

Divide the kishke mixture into 3 portions

Place one portion of mixture onto each piece of foil. Using the foil to help you… form the mixture into a log about 1/2 or 1 inch wide.

Place the ‘logs’ into a big enough baking pan with high sides…like a pyrex or a big alluminam roaster pan. Do not have the logs touch each other. Place 1/2 cup of water in the bottom of the baking pan. This keeps the bottom from getting too hard while the rest of the kishke is soft.

Bake for 50 minutes ***The water will evaporate, this is ok, it was just to give the kishke a start

After 50 minutes, open up the foil, sprinkle some paprika on the top of each roll & continue cooking for another 10 minutes to allow the tops to brown & dry up a bit
Eat with anything!! Alone as I did with the leftovers…with meat…with chicken…with turkey…

 

 

 

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