Variations:
• For a thicker fruit soup: When soup is warm, beat a large egg and place in a bowl. Add 1 tablespoon of soup at a time; beating thoroughly and quickly. When one-fourth of soup is mixed with egg, return mixture to pot. When using this method, do not freeze.
• Splenda and vanilla extract can be used instead of sugar and vanilla sugar for dietary considerations.
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so the jar of cherries should be sour NOT sweet? and should we drain the jar or use the juice of the cherries? thanks
Hungarian cherries are usually sour. I would drain the liquid. If you feel that you need it, you can always add it back in latter.
also do you have a brand name for the hungarian cherries are they sweet or sour
what is the size of the bag of strawberries and what size jar of cherries. this is important thanks
Strawberries are 16 oz bag and I’m not entirely certain about the cherries but I did find a kosher 24oz jar of sour cherries that I think should work.
Easy and very popular with ALL ages Perfect for S Seudos or motzei taanis!
Yes, it is!
Clarifying water amount How many ounces is the “large” can of apricot halves, just in case I cannot find that exact brand. Also, are we meant to fill BOTH cans with water and add to the pot? Thanks so much.
Hi, they are 15 oz each. Yes, it says to fill both cans with water 🙂