Overnight Potato Kugel- Help!!-How much longer???

Silver Member Joined: Jan 07 2009 Posts: 963

I put in potato kugel to bake at 6:30, baked it for an hour on 450, and at 7:30 added water and lowered it to 300 (lowest setting on my oven)
When do I close the oven? (its in there already for 6 hrs. on a low setting)
Can I leave it outside or do I put it in the fridge while its hot?

Silver Member Joined: Jan 07 2009 Posts: 963

anyone????????

Posted: Fri, Aug 07 2009, 9:29 am Post subject:

I never made one - but if it's overnight wouldn't that be longer ... like the entire night What

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when I do overnite kugel, I usually set it on 250 and it can go for a long time. there is no set amount, 6 hours is long enough if you have to leave, but you can leave it longer if you want

Moderator Joined: May 20 2007 Posts: 2329

Last week shabbos, we put in 2 bekelech for overnight. I cut one up in the morning for kiddush, and the second one I left in till motzai shabbos. It was yummmmmm soft, brown, and not a drop was left over. So it was in for like 26-30 hours.
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Silver Member Joined: Sep 11 2008 Posts: 848

it should be well done already.

Diamond Member Joined: Nov 10 2005 Posts: 3401

My overnight potato kugel says either 5 hours on low (plus about 1.5 hours on high temp) or overnight. My friend who made it overnight found it was a bit dry.

Executive Member Joined: Jun 02 2008 Posts: 329

For the future, I know many people who buy a tiny little crock pit and pour the batter into it and let it go for hours. It comes out amazing.