For this months Kosher Connection link-up, we were challenged to make mini food and I knew this one would be perfect for me! I’m a big time snacker and I could literally eat one-to-two biters all day long. Sure, I’m excited about my mini “bacon” cups, made with Jack’s Gourmet Facon, but I also can’t […]
Crock Pot Blueberry Cinnamon-Swirl Banana Bread
If you’ve been following Kitchen Tested since it began in 2011, you might remember my Banana Blueberry Streusel Bread. I’m seriously afraid to make that banana bread again because it was just THAT good and I might eat the entire loaf before anyone gets a chance to take a bite. One thing I’ve never forgotten is […]
Sweet Steamed Buns with Date & Raisin Filling
For as long as I can remember, I’ve been chowing down on jelly, caramel and chocolate filled fried doughnuts (also called sufganiyot) at all of my Chanukah festivities. Last year, I decided to try something new by baking my doughnuts and it was a great success! So how to change things up this year? I decided that […]
Carnival Squash Latkes with Homemade Apple Butter
It’s holiday season and that can only mean one thing: FOOD! Lots and lots of food. We’ve already stuffed ourselves with turkey, stuffing and cranberry sauce, so what comes next? For my family, Chanukah is on it’s way and we are so excited for presents, parties and most importantly, latkes! Last year, I experimented with […]
Spatchcock Chicken with Apple Cider Braised Vegetables
I know, I know! You don’t have to say it. That word makes me giggle too! But spatchcock really just means to butterfly the chicken. The technique of splitting and flattening the bird yields a perfect roasted chicken and exposes more of the skin to crisp up. What can be wrong with that?!? And by […]
Etrog Drop Candy Cookies with Etrog Salt
If you’re wondering what an etrog is, I’m here to answer all of your questions! The etrog is a citrus fruit used in rituals during the holiday of Succot, with a scent and color similar to a lemon. The flavor, on the other hand, is much more tart than a lemon and the pith is […]
