Last updated: 12/2008

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People think I am a great cook.
My secret is my friends and family's Jewish Recipes!
Do you remember that unique, delicious aroma coming from the kitchen when you came home from school? Or do you remember walking into your friend's home and wanting to ask to taste whatever was cooking on the stove?
Maybe your dishes don't taste just the way you remember your grandmother (Bubbie) or mother's did?
Have you ever wanted to learn how to make those incredibly delicious Authentic Jewish Recipes for your family and friends?
Possibly you stayed away from much of the Jewish recipes because you remember them to be so unhealthy. Well, we have given you the original recipes and then, in most cases, the modern healthy version.

If so... let's get started and meet the cooks in my family
who will make it happen for you...

Bubbie Mary Binder Anne S. Binder Bubbie Jenny Sweet

Bubbie Mary Binder is my father's mother. She was an extraordinary cook.
People constantly ask for the recipe when they taste one of her easy, delicious dishes.
My mother, Anne S. Binder, learned to cook from her mother-in-law.
They had a wonderful, loving relationship.
At heart, Jenny Sweet, my mother's mother, was more an activist than a cook!
BUT she had a couple of great Jewish recipes that are included in this cookbook.

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From Bubbie's Kitchen
94 Scrumptious Jewish Recipes
You will learn how to cook.

- Almost Hubbell House Dressing - Almost Mrs. Fields Chocolate Chip Cookies - Apple Crisp - Avocado Sandwich - Baked Chicken with Potato Skins - Baked Fish - Banana Cake - Beet Borscht - Better Than Sex Cake - Blueberry Coffee Cake - Brisket / Chicken / Potatoes - Breaded Veal Cutlet - Candid Sweet Potatoes - Caesar Salad - Cheese Blintzes - Chicken Salad - Chicken Soup - Chocolate Chip Cake - Chocolate Frosting - Chopped Liver - Coffee Coronet - Cold Asparagus - Cranberry Candles - Cranberry Orange Sauce - Cremslack - Passover Pancakes - Crispy Brussel Sprouts - Crunch Cake - Dill Pickles / Tomatoes - Eggplant - Extra Chewy Toll House Cookies - Farmers Chop Suey - Four Leaf Clover Mold- French Toast with Challah - Fruit Salad - Gefilte Fish - Goat Cheese Sandwich - Herb Potatoes - Horoset - Humus - Ice Cream Mold - Kasha & Noodle Casserole - Kishke - Knaidle - Kreplech - Lasagna Roll-Ups - Lemon Coconut Mold - Lime Pineapple Whip - Lochen Kugel - Madeline and Mom's Favorite Meal - Madeline's Goulash - Madeline's Healthy Bread Pudding - Madeline's Onion Soup - Marla?s Mexican Salad - Matzah Brie - Matzo Balls - Meat Based Vegetable Soup - Minnesota Cabbage Rolls - Mock Chicken Soup (vegetarian) - Mock Chopped Liver (vegetarian) - Mom's Brownies - Mom's Frosting - Mom's Macaroni & Cheese - Mom's Turkey Stuffing - Mushroom Barley - Noodle Ring Kugal - Passover Kugal - Passover Lochen Kugal - Passover Sponge Cake - Passover Vegetable Kugel - Pie Pastry - Pot Roast - Gedempta Meat - Potato Knishes - Potato Kugal - Potato Latkes - Pound Cake - Prune and Tzimmes - Rice & Noodles - Schmaltz and Gripenes - Sour Cream Coffee Cake - Spaghetti & Cottage Cheese - Spinach Borscht - Split Pea Soup - Strudel - Unstretched Dough - Stuffed Cabbage Rolls - Stuffed Mandel Bread - Sugared Brie Appetizer - Sweet & Sour Turkey / Meatballs - Sweet Gefilte Fish - Sweet Potato Ring - Tongue & Vetables - Tuna Fish Salad - Tropical Rum Punch - Vegetarian Cheese Tart - Vegetable Kugel

What is being said about
From Bubbie's Kitchen and the Jewish Recipes?

I have tried the sex cake and the chicken noodle soup, veal cutlets --- everything was ssssssssso good.
Melissa Beck, Vashon Island, Washington

Here in Hawaii, we love to learn about different cultures. Last year, we enjoyed having the matzah ball soup. It was so "ono" (Hawaiian for delicious). Next year I would like to have a sedar and introduce it to our friends at church. I KNOW they will enjoy it just as I did!!!!!!!!
Mahalo (thank you), Lisa
Our family so enjoyed the traditional favorites such as the lochen kugel, brisket and spinach borscht... as well as the simply irresistible "newer" recipes like Marla's Mexican Corn and Jima salad. That was scrumptous.
Marcia Rottenberg, South Haven, MI

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Jewish Recipes from Bubbie's Kitchen eBook

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WHAT MAKES
JEWISH RECIPES
FROM BUBBIE'S KITCHEN
eBook
So Special?

There is no cuisine more satisfying, delicious,
and made with love than old-fashioned ethnic home cooking.
Recipes don't have to be complicated to be delicious!
Unlike millions of plain old recipe sites, you can download the entire cookbook with just one click!
The cookbook is in PDF format , so both Windows and Mac users can enjoy the library of recipes.
Easily find a great recipe by choosing from the index - organized into sections, including Appetizers, Soups, Salads, Main Dishes, Vegetables,
Jello Molds, Sauces, Desserts and Punches!
The Index is also organized into sections - 100 year old Jewish Recipes,
30 to 57 year old recipes and the one new recipe.
The traditional Jewish Recipes have been enjoyed for years, therefore taste tested over time.
This delightful and authentic cookbook brings together 94 of the best recipes in this venerable yet humble tradition.
Enjoy traditional Jewish holiday recipes that are associated with the Sabbath, Rosh Hashana, Yom Kippur, Passover and Hanukkah - Chanukah.
All recipes can be made in a Kosher kitchen.
Enjoy the anecdotal stories that accompany many of the Jewish Recipes.
Traditional Jewish recipes for the holidays.
Often times the original recipe is given and then a healthy vegetarian version is suggested.
A conversion chart is included for Equivalent Imperial & Metric Measurements charts for solids, liquids and ovens . That means that if you live in a country that uses the metric system, you can make the recipes!
A special section of recipes are included for a Bridal Luncheon that are vegetarian, dairy / red dye free.
Full colored photograhs bring a number of the dishes to life.
And included i