What's ur favorite recipe from the purple S and S cookbook?

baseballmom

Tue, Feb 05 2008, 5:57 pm

MINT CHOCOLATE BROWNIES!!!!!!!!!!!!

Beauty and the Beast ↓

Tue, Feb 05 2008, 6:09 pm

yuum, sounds like a good cookbook.
I have seen it, but always felt that I would be taking out an encyclopedia every time I want to make something, so that is one cookbook I dont have. I am now reconsidering!
is it very expensive??

bashinda ↓

Tue, Feb 05 2008, 6:45 pm

wow. this is my main cookbook aside from a few websites (including this one)

dairy: pancakes, blintz loaf, broccoli quiche (but with mushrooms), regular quiche, pizza, noodles with creamed broccoli, cheese latkes, mac and cheese, basic cheesecake

soups: barley and mushroom soup, golden carrot soup, vegetable puree soup, classic chicken soup, basic kreplach

pareve: tuna squares, tofu cacciatore

fleishigs: breaded chicken, pepper steak, meatballs and sauce (although I also improvise between this and another recipe), oven stew, fleishig tsimmes, schnitzel, apricot chicken, sweet and sour chicken, paulet chausser, chicken pot pie

sides: potato kugel, marinated tomatoes, simcha potato salad, sweet potato pie, green beans almondine, cabbage with spicy vinagrette, sweet noodle kugel

desserts: sponge cake, classic chocolate cake, applesauce cake, spicy carrot cake, quick streusel kuchen, caramel squares, fudgy oatmeal bars

↑ bashinda ↓

Tue, Feb 05 2008, 6:48 pm

Beauty and the Beast wrote:

spice and spirit is just one of those basic cookbooks that have all the basic favorites with a few surprises. I think they need to update it and take out some of the margarine but I love it anyway although I make my own substitutions here and there. They did a superb job but if you have a basic cookbook maybe it's not necessary.

why does it seem like an encyclopedia? Because there aren't pictures?

↑ chocolate moose ↓

Wed, Feb 06 2008, 7:41 am

I think it's $35.

pinkheart

Wed, Feb 06 2008, 7:43 am

The chocolate chip cookies are delicious!

Chani

Wed, Feb 06 2008, 7:46 am

I also love the half and half challah.

We make tuna squares for shabbos quite frequently (some of my kids really really don't like gefilte fish).

The apricot bars are good

Zucchini kugel
Cauliflower kugel

Potato Cholent

There's also a spinach salad recipe with a mustard dressing that my DH loves.

rikismom

Wed, Feb 06 2008, 7:46 am

I love that cookbook. I make the onion rolls and they are delicious

↑ Beauty and the Beast ↓

Wed, Feb 06 2008, 1:06 pm

I feel its an encyclopedia because it is sooo huuuuge!!! But it sounds amazing! I want to get it!

↑ chocolate moose ↓

Wed, Feb 06 2008, 3:50 pm

OKay, now me !!!!

Classic challah
Traditional challah
Pita bread

Granola
Basic muffin mix
Golden corn muffins
French omlette
Mexican style eggs
Matz brei

French onion soup
Heaty potato soup
creamy tomato soup with rice

classic cheese blintzes
eggplant parm
tofu lasagne
basic cheese quiche
tomato quiche
broc quiche
supreme cheesecake

choc pudding
vanilla pudding
fudgicles
spinahc dip

barley mushroom soup
basic beet borscht
veg lentil soup
gazpacho
split pea soup
creamy poato soup
tomato soup
french tomato onion soup

hearty meat and veg soup
class chicken soup
chicken barley soup

perfect knaidlach
basic kreplach

gef fish patties in tomato sce
veg fish sauce
s/s salmond/trout
salmon steaks
russian dressed flounder
lemon fish
meatless stuff cabbage

nut roast
batter fried tofu

pot roast in wine sce
cranbery pot roast
festive veg roast
homemede corned beef
pepper steak with rice
iranian stew iwth egplant
dutch meat loaf
meatbals in s/s sce
veg meat loaf
s/s stuffed cabbage
stufed eggplant
lasagne
chopped liver
honey baked chicken
ital chicken
jcy pineapple chicken
apricot chicken - minus the soup mix
chicken pot pie
lemon chicken
chinese stir fried chicken
Buffalo wings

avoc salad
spiced string beans
beet waldorf sal
class beet vin
sauteed cabb
basic slaw
s/s purp cabb
carrot wal salad
easy yt tsimmes

felafel
rattoulle
spec pot salad

french fries
potato latkes

cuke sal

spinach egg onion sal
creamed spin
mar tomatoeds

spagh sq sautee
class veg chopped liver

baked broc kugel
classic sp lukshen kugel

plum kugel
spinach lukshen kugel
sweet noodle kugel
yerush kugel

ttrad pot kugel
veg kugel
rice kugelveg kishka
cracker kishke
spinach souffle

sweet pot pie

toasted barley mushrooms

fried cabb nodles
multi colorednoodles sal
s/s pasta sal

green may dip
chatzilim

avoc dip
baba
gauc
hummous w/tech
yem zchug
ital dressing
vin dress

russian dress

classic french dress

bbq sce

s/s sce

cranberry relish
hot cberry sce
cranberry chutney
turkish tom relish

banana bread
coffee cake
spiced honey chiffon
honey spongue
cocosh cake

choc chop cookies
gingersnaps

honey cookiestrad hamantaschen
haman
pretzels
donuts
sufgan
spicy ban bars
butterescotch brownies
choc pb bars
oatmeal bsars

apple pie
cust creme pie
oatmeal apple crisp
pareve neop
crispy choc crust
choc pb balls

↑ Beauty and the Beast ↓

Wed, Feb 06 2008, 3:58 pm

wow choccy, thats an impressive list!!!

pinktichel ↓

Wed, Feb 06 2008, 4:02 pm

Chocolate moose, your too cute! Did u rewrite the whole cookbook? LOL

Seriously though, I didn't realize there were so many good things in the S&S. I barely use mine.

Chocolate, you've inspired me! I'm going to look up your suggestions and do one at a time!

amother ↓

Wed, Feb 06 2008, 4:46 pm

Minestroni soup-yum
Italian meatballs with my variations
Shepherd's pie
spiced string beans
easy pizza-so yummy
ratatouille
apricot chicken
oatmeal and raisin cookies
sweet potato cubes
cheese latkes
pancakes
Mandelbroit
basic sponge cake- I cut in half and fill in with lemon filling or whipped strawberry for strawberry shortcake
4 bean salad

↑ Beauty and the Beast

Wed, Feb 06 2008, 4:52 pm

such a good idea, about the cutting the cake in half.. I should try that!

↑ bashinda

Wed, Feb 06 2008, 4:58 pm

do you buy the lemon filling or make it? That sounds really good.

↑ chocolate moose ↓

Thu, Feb 07 2008, 7:12 am

pinktichel wrote:

Chocolate moose, your too cute! Did u rewrite the whole cookbook? LOL

I had a feeling someone would say that. Sad

↑ mimivan ↓

Thu, Feb 07 2008, 7:23 am

neshamarut wrote:

I've also made bagels but not in a while.I'm home tomorrow so maybe I will make some.
most of the recipes in S&S is tried and true.I also especially love my veg kishke.no one believes I made it myself!

I love the veggie kishke too but dh doesn't (he's very particular) so I have to hunt for another kishke recipe, (I've tried the others in there)

↑ pinktichel

Thu, Feb 07 2008, 7:27 am

Quote:

I had a feeling someone would say that. Sad

Why the

? Did you not read the rest of my post?

Quote:

Seriously though, I didn't realize there were so many good things in the S&S. I barely use mine.

Chocolate, you've inspired me! I'm going to look up your suggestions and do one at a time!

R&RMom

Thu, Feb 07 2008, 7:33 am

I always go for easy recipes!
My 3 favorite easy ones that I AWAYS get compliments on are:

Sweet and Sour Meatballs
Sweet Noodle Kugel
Apricot Chicken

Enjoy!

For those of you that are thinking of purchasing this cookbook...it's worth it!!!!!! So many recipes, so little time! Very Happy

queen

Thu, Feb 07 2008, 6:55 pm

613 wrote:

cinnamon buns- YYYUUUUMMMM!