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Originally Posted by usuario
I'm thinking of changing up the regular charoset my substituting Asian pear for apples.
A couple of years ago, I was visiting my brother's home and my sister-in-law had me use an Israeli cookbook to make haroset. I ended up combining two different Sephardic recipes together (according to the available ingredients) and I remember it came out very good. I wish I had written down what I had done for further reference!
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Originally Posted by Tikva
I don't eat Gefilte Fish, so I don't tend to prepare it myself. My family likes Rokeach Gefilte Fish though, so its easy enough to get at our local Kosher market.
I have choice of several different brands at my local supermarkets. In general I prefer the less/non-sweet ones.
Just a few more days and I can order a Kosher pizza.
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