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Kraut Lokshen (Cabbage and Noodles)
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Yussi Weisz is back in the kitchen for his take on a classic kraut lokshen. Watch as he transforms the humble combo of noodles and cabbage into a dish fit for your family dinner table! Get the recipe: https://www.kosher.com/recipe/cabbage-and-noodles-kraut-lokshen/
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Hey there, I'm Yasi Rice and welcome to
my home where the hustle and bustle of
shopping, cooking, and cleaning all week
is our way of preparing the cover
chabases. So when that special moment
arrives, we sit back, take a deep
breath, and say out loud, ahm
say shabas.
[music]
So here we are for another episode on
kosher.com growth auction growth prel
noodles and cabbage however you want to
call it. So noodles and cabbage there
simple food. Let's begin some oil
and then we're going to get an onion.
You can cut your onion whichever way you
want. I'm going to cut my onion in
rings.
Why? Cuz I have to do something
interesting.
when it comes to the end. There we go.
What I want to do is saute some onions
first. Then I'm going to add my cabbage.
Try to break it up a little bit. All
these rings.
Beauty.
Let's give that a few minutes. Get a
little color. Then we're going to add
our cabbage. You can buy ready cabbage
cut up. I like to use fresh cabbage. All
checked. See that?
for camera purposes only. Let [music] me
show you.
Get a nice whole cabbage.
Then all you want to do is chop it up.
This is a perfect time to do it while
your onions are browning. Now, it's a
simple dish. It does take some time
because you're going to want to sauté
your cabbage [music] for a while, around
2 hours.
So, the onions are beautiful.
Now it's time to add your cabbage. It's
never too much cabbage in your growth
luxction. You [music] know why? Because
when you're in the suk and it's
freezing, right? And you want to have
some like hot growth luxion, the luxion
cools off a lot faster than the cro.
Okay. Anyway,
I just made that up. Here we go.
Okay. Sean, I made a mess.
Okay. So, I like to fill up my pot.
Here we go.
Little mix.
I want to let this sit for around 2
hours on a low [music] flame. Cover it
and just relax. Okay. In the meantime,
you really have to cook up some lux. Gro
luxion [music] without luxen is like a
seagull without a. So anyway, I have
three different types of lux [music]
here. I got big bow ties, mini bow ties,
and what my grandmother would call
pretzel. I'll see you in around 2 hours
once this becomes
this beauty. This is what you want your
cabbage to look like.
[music] I didn't spice it yet. We're
going to mix this, spice it, and enjoy
it. And let's get a bowl.
This traditional noodles and cabbage,
you use the big bow ties. When I grew
up, my grandmother used this to crotz.
Modern day America mini bow ties. We're
original. Okay, let's go.
Cool. That's hot. One second. cover. One
second.
Uh-oh.
Anyway, I'm blocking my stomach. [music]
It's fine.
Okay, fine. Beauty.
Salt and pepper is key.
And then in like this little paprika,
a little sugar right here. You can put
as much as you like. [music] Some people
like it very sweet. Some people like it
just a teensy. I like it in the middle.
Give it a good mix.
Oh my gosh, this looks so good. And it
smells even better.
Now this is what we call cro luxi
cabbage and noodles vanishkas and
cabbage cabbage and vanishkas egg
noodles and cabbage. Call it whatever
you like. Oh, so I have to taste it. And
we discussed that I'm going to get a
plate, but I forgot. Okay, so we're
going to get it from a plate.
All right. All right.
Come on. Come on.
It's soft. It's yummy. Little sweet.
I feel [music] TNT pepper in the
background.
You know what I want? I want to finish
this whole bowl and go to sleep.
in a cup.
[music]
Looking forward to serve you my new
restaurant in Lakewood.
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