Category Archives: Recipes
We dig deep in the Internet Archives to find all Kosher related Recipes we can. Before we give them a precise purpose, the Internet Archeology Kosher Recipes are categorized in here.
How we find Kosher Recipes using Internet Archeology
Using Archive.Org’s WaybackMachine tool, we ressucitate Sitemaps. Those sitemaps are crawled by our Artificial Intelligence Content bot and published on our Kosher Bread Pro blog.
Don’t ask us how we get a Business Model for this… So far, we don’t ;-)
Oct
Kosher Apple pie is very simple to make; especially when using the pie crust recipe from Baking with Julia (source). Growing up, pie was always challenging…will the crust turn out? Will it be too dry and crack, or too tough? I discovered this particular recipe when the book came out in 1996 and have never had reason to […]
Oct
This Kosher Coconut Custard Danish is derivated from a Recipe for a Babka. You can buy those Coconut Custard Danish straight from Pariser Bakery. A Danish, like our Coconut Custard Danish, is a multilayered, laminated sweet pastry in the viennoiserie tradition. The concept was brought to Denmark by Austrian bakers and has since developed into […]
Oct
Sufganiyot (Israeli Donuts) A Kosher Boston Cream as Sufganiyot for Hannukah is a cross between a beignet and a Custard donut, sufganiyot are pillowy donuts that are eaten in Israel and around the world during Hanukah. (By Jennifer Segal). If you don’t like cooking, you can order those Boston Cream Sufganiyot from Parisers Bakery. Servings: 24 Prep […]
Oct
Sufganiyot (Israeli Donuts) A Sufganiyot for Hannukah is a cross between a beignet and a jelly donut, sufganiyot are pillowy donuts that are eaten in Israel and around the world during Hanukah. (By Jennifer Segal). If you’re not into Cooking, you can order finished Cream Sufganiyot by Pariser’s Bakery. Servings: 24 Prep Time: 30 Minutes Cook Time: 15 Minutes […]
Oct
Eliezer Secret Blintzes Recipe In the old neighborhood there was a guy named Eliezer, he was not a great cook but every now and again he used to make his blintzes and all the kids in the neighborhood couldn’t resist the smell so we used to ask him for some, this created a tradition in […]
Oct
This time of year always marks the beginning of a very busy month for the Jewish community, there are a few major holidays that take part in a relatively short time with only a few days separating one holiday from the other. The real excitement is usually over the Jewish new year, which is usually […]
Oct
This is a killer Kosher Challa recipe, use it to make your family and friends happy on the evening of Friday. The ingredients –2.1 Lb Flour1 ½ Oz Sugar1 Tsp Salt250 Mil Cold Water1 Oz Margarine Use all the ingredients in a mixer, mix all well until the dough is consistent, to do that you […]