Yesterday was cold and nasty.
I nestled down with my crochet, and decided that I would not leave the apartment for anything; Barring fire and/or life threatening circumstances, of course.
Well, this became a problem when addROC and I got hungry.
Other than some leftovers, which we did perchance to munch, we were kinda stuck.
So, instead of listening to our bellies growl, I pulled out the flour, yeast, eggs, and oil and got to kneading me some special dough.
Yes, Parisian Pletzel, or Jewish Onion Rolls, were suddenly on the menu.
So, I sprinkled the onion like a Christmas (Chanukah?) fairy...and did some badass bakin'.
Oh-so soft, warm, and delicious.
I may be a Goy, but, I can still cook bread for a Kosher occasion.
Praise be to the Gods, whoever they may be, for pimpin' my Pletzel...a yummy snack, without leaving the homestead!
Now, we ALL can say Amen to that!
4 comments:
Oy! Those look delicious.
I have been referred to as a shiksa myself...but I can make challah, brisket, chopped liver and latkes as well as any jewish mother!
Hey, wanna know a good way to get the carbon deposits off cookie sheets? I use Easy-Off COLD oven cleaner (blue can); spray it on and let it sit for 20 minutes, and it works very well!
Hey BN --
Those are beautiful!!! Wanna share the recipe with a fellow brooklyn nester?
oooh yummy! how long did it take?! i feel like if i were starving, i wouldn't be able to take out the yeast and flour.
Marc- I'm not quite a Jewish mother yet, but, these rolls make me want to be! And, thanks for the cleaning tip. I am now officially ashamed of my pans....
BSW- Thanks! Here's the link again to the recipe! Gotta love epicurious!
http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/14604
Pinknest- They're actually pretty quick. Only an hour to rise, and with prep and bake time, maybe an extra 45? But, with bread, under 3 hours is nice for me!
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