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Resepi Biskut Mentega Kacang
Resepi Biskut Mentega Kacang
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Biskut mentega kacang adalah biskut klasik yang selalu menjadi tumpuan ramai samada beli di kedai ataupun buat di rumah. Kalau anda sudah puas menghabiskan duit beli biskut ini setiap minggu, anda boleh cuba resepi ini. Resepi ini amat mudah untuk dibuat dan hasilnya lebih senang untuk dikunyah. Biskut mentega kacang ini bukan biasa – biasa tau, ia mampu membuat air liur anda meleleh.…
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My third-ever attempt to make hamantaschen. Instead of the traditional poppy seed filling, the poppy seeds are in the dough and the filling is cinnamon-raisin-walnut. The recipe comes from Jayne Cohen’s Jewish Holiday Cooking.
Happy Purim!
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ビスキュイテリエ ブルトンヌ
ブルターニュクッキーアソルティ
ガレットブルトンヌドゥミ: 分厚くて硬くてざくざく、ラムの風味、食べ応えある
ピスターシュ: 本体のメレンゲは軽くてサクッとしてるけど上のザラメでざくざくした食感、ピスタチオの風味すごい、美味しい
キャラメルサレ: 匂いがすごいキャラメル、薄くて硬め、ちょっと粉っぽいかな？って気もするけど表面はツヤツヤしてるからツヤツヤ食感
ヘーゼルナッツ: 匂いはバター、噛むとほんのりヘーゼルナッツの香り、厚くて柔らかめでさくさく、ザラメいっぱいついてるからつぶつぶの食感が残る
ディアマンショコラ: かなり甘さ控えめでビター、ザラメついてるけど思ったより存在感ない、少し硬めのさくさく
フランボワーズ: めちゃくちゃかたい。湿気った？フランボワーズジュレがキャラメルみたいにネチネチする。酸味はないけどすごく香りが広がる
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After all that work, the soaking and toasting and butter browning, they taste just like oatmeal cookies.
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Hamantaschen, from Dreams in the Golden Country. This cookie is usually the extent to which I celebrate Purim and normally my dad gets a few boxes at Safeway (more than the three of us ever need), but I figured homemade would be better and I could choose the fillings. My favorites are raspberry and apricot. (Prune as mentioned above is okay but there are many others I would choose before it). As you can tell, it didn’t go exactly to plan. There was probably a little too much flour and I know I was overzealous with the jam.
Zippy celebrated Purim in her story, though I disagree with her interpretation of things. She compared Queen Esther to the German Jews, who had come to the U.S. earlier, assimilated easier, and had largely turned their backs on the newer Eastern European immigrants. But that’s not how I view Esther’s assimilation into the Persian court. Granted, there is no historical evidence that Esther was a real person, so the story is largely open to interpretation.
Hamantaschen is named after the villain in the Book of Esther, Haman. I won’t go into the story here but feel free to reach out if you have questions. Fun fact: this is the only part of the Old Testament to not be included in the Dead Sea Scrolls.
Diagram provided by Heather Saunders, who seems to have worked on a lot of the Dear America historical notes.
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