Happy Chaka Kahn!! Recipe!

[hellbennt]

HAPPY Chaka
Kahn, as we say here in Casa de Chaos, er, Casa Hellbennt!!!!

Happy New
Year!!!

Love,

Laura, Jonah,
Ari & John

(For all of you on a special diet or w/ toddlers on a special diet- you can use rice milk, or another ‘milk’ and egg replacer!)

This
recipe is from my Grandma (Naomi Kaplan, 1902-1985). She was of
Germanic-Jewish descent & her family was in the USA ‘early’ (she was born in
the US, as was her mother)…

LATKES

1/4 cup milk

2
eggs

1 Tablespoon diced onion
1 teaspoon salt
1 & 1/2 cup cubed
raw potato
1/4 cup flour
1/4 teaspoon baking
powder
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Put all ingredients in blender –
Grandma Heller said you had to put them in the above order- pulse 5 seconds or
so.
Batter is uneven- liquidy, etc.
Fry in HOT oil (my mom says
Wesson)
Enjoy!

hellbennt2009-12-11 07:46:56

[Anonymous]

Happy Chanukah to all!

[Anonymous]

happy hanukkah!! thanks for recipe.. def gonna make it 🙂

[Anonymous]

Hi Hellbent,

Eggreplacer? Is that applesauce?

[hellbennt]

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Laura,
here are the links for the milk and egg replacer. If you can find them at
a local health food store you will really save a lot on shipping. I was
not real sure about the milk because it is powdered but it is very creamy like
whole milk so it is really good for cooking with. I was using rice milk
before I got the DariFree and now my cakes and pancakes are much better.
Good luck!

Heather
in PA

Milk
replacer

http://www.vances.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWCATS&Cate
gory=4

Egg
replacer http://www.ener-g.com/store/detail.aspx?id=97

hellbennt2009-12-12 18:29:48

[Anonymous]

I can get the egg replacer at my local Kroger grocery store in the “health/organic/specialty food” section. I use it for everything except cakes. if it calls for more than 2 eggs I usually just find another alternative.

[Anonymous]

how about replacement for butter?

[hellbennt]

try looking at the ingredients in Fleishmans LIGHT margarine in the tub (blue lid) and Fleishmans
UNSALTED margarine sticks (for baking)- they used to be both dairy/milk free (not sure about soy, but I think erintx posted that soy oil usually is ok?).
Mazola’s unsalted sticks are MSP-free too (check!!). Blue Bonnet makes (at least used to make) one
variety that is ok (check!!!).

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