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Kishka is a Jewish starch item served both at passover and year round. It typically contains beef fat and broth and is in a casing. Here is my version, made vegetarian.
In a blender, puree the vegetables with the oil until you have a thick paste. Empty the paste into a large bowl and add the flour, salt, pepper, and paprika. Mix well; it should be doughy when done.
Roll the mixture into a cylinder and wrap securely in aluminum foil (preferably nonstick). Place the kishka on a cookie sheet and bake at 350°F for 90 minutes. Slice.
You can serve the slices as is, or toast them in a toaster over to make them crunchy on the outside.
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Judy Jacobson on 12.10.2017
My family and I absolutely love this recipe. I made it again today for Chanukah but used the small loaf pans (3) instead filling them 1/2-way. It came out great! Just make sure to spray or grease them well. Thank you
Sophia on 11.4.2015
How would I go about integrating this recipe into a cholent? From what I understand, this recipe seems to rely on being wrapped in aluminum foil to prevent it from falling apart — obviously not something I want to put into my cholent, even if I remove it before eating.
Does anyone know of anything *edible* that I could wrap vegetarian kishke in so that I can include it in a cholent (preferably something that would not ruin it’s ability to be served either with a dairy meal or with a meat meal).
tktchr on 3.29.2010
This is very similar to this excellent recipe that I’ve made for years and years:
http://www.cyber-kitchen.com/rfcj/PESACH-vegetarian/Vegetarian_Kishke.html
indiechiccooks on 3.25.2010
To make this kosher for passover, do you use the same amount of fine matzo meal in place of flour? I find that I usually need to adjust the liquid if I used matzo meal, have you made this with matzo meal at all?
annie56 on 1.23.2010
i cannot wait to try this. my first year as a vegetarian during passover…..