Big-Batch Broccoli Kugel

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Kugel is perhaps the quintessential Ashkenazi Jewish side dish. This broccoli kugel, made with frozen broccoli, mayo, eggs, onion powder, flour, and non-dairy creamer, is intended for a crowd.

60
Easy Vegetarian Pescatarian Parve

Contains: Gluten, Wheat, Egg

Directions

Prepare the Broccoli Kugel

  1. Combine all ingredients (except cornflake crumbs), mixing well. 

  2. Divide between two 10- by 16-inch pans. Sprinkle cornflakes crumbs on top.

  3. Bake for one hour and 10 minutes.

  4. Preheat oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit.

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Photography and Styling by Tamara Friedman

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5 Comments

Anat Kahan •

do I have to use Mayonnaise

rivky •

Do I cook up the broccoli before combine all the ingredients?

Raquel Malul Kosher.com Team •
Reply to rivky

Nope, use frozen broccoli.

Patti Brown •

Can this Kugel be cooked ahead, frozen, and then reheated day of? Was wondering if this kugel can be frozen and then reheated on day of use. Also, can I use half Broccoli and half Cauliflower?

Thanks for posting this recipe. I am trying it tonight, but at about 1/4 the quantities listed here. I did add pepper to mine, just for flavoring.

Thanks again

Raquel Malul Kosher.com Team •
Reply to Patti Brown

Yes, the kugel can be frozen and reheated. Yes, you can use half cauliflower and half broccoli.

Jessica •

Giving it a try for Keto kugel Can't wait to try this, by modifying it to be a keto recipe.
I'll update after I've given it a go.
Best baking!
~Jessica

Raquel Malul Kosher.com Team •
Reply to Jessica

Please let us know how it goes!

Rifky Rottenstein •

broccoli kugel What can I use to substitute for the 6-8 tablespoons onion soup mix?
Also, what can I use to substitute for the non dairy creamer it should still be parve?

Raquel Malul Kosher.com Team •
Reply to Rifky Rottenstein

I would use any spice blend that you like. Maybe a bouillion? Maybe you can try to make a homemade version of onion soup mix if you don't have? You can use any parve milk- almond or soy (just make sure it's unsweetened and not vanilla flavored) it won't be as creamy but I think it will be fine.