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If you can guess what I’m making. Clearly it’s not BBQ 🤩
 

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Here’s the second pic if you couldn’t decipher from the first.
 

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Chicken liverwurst (paste)
You are so close, so close that you win.

Chicken liver pâté. Once it cools I’ll add in sliced hard boiled eggs (tomorrow morning). It’s part of Rosh Hashanah dinner tomorrow evening.

Cooking up a storm today and tomorrow. Sixteen pound smoked brisket, sweet noodle kugel, chopped liver pâté, matzo ball soup, fresh beets, roasted cauliflower and more. Dinner for 8 tomorrow.
 
Sounds like dinner at my Grandmother’s house for Rosh Hanana, only she made traditional Jewish brisket. I haven’t had Lokshen Kugel forever.
 
Sounds like dinner at my Grandmother’s house for Rosh Hanana, only she made traditional Jewish brisket. I haven’t had Lokshen Kugel forever.
I’ve done traditional brisket for many years. It’s how I learned about and how to cook them. I started smoking them a few years back to mix it up and it’s become a hit. I guess us California Jews do it weird. But I’m okay with it.

Also making a side of kasha varniskes. I sautéed the onions for the pâté and kasha and the set some aside.

I just finished making mini bow ties and large egg noodles. One for the kasha and the other lukshen kugel.
 

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I’m now remembering and reminising about kasha varniskes along with kishka, both of which I haven’t had since my Grandmother in Miami Beach was living. Sadly, no Jewish deli’s in Idaho.
 

 

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