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Yussi’s Yerushalmi Kugel
Recipe By Yussi Weisz
- Cooking and Prep: 3 h
- Serves: 6
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Ingredients (6)
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Prepare the Kugel
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Brown oil and half the sugar over low flame, watching carefully to make sure it doesn’t burn.
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Pour oil and sugar mixture over cooked noodles and mix well. Add eggs, salt, pepper, and remaining sugar, and mix again.
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Bake in a loaf pan at 350 degrees Fahrenheit for two to two and a half hours.
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Slice, serve, and enjoy.
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The lokshen kugel really came out good. I put less than half amount of black pepper and that was just perfect for me. (3/4 T. black pepper). I wonder if it's white or brown sugar we have to use?? for some reason my sugar did not get caramelized and my kugel turned out white instead of brown. so it it brown sugar we have to use?Replies:
You need to use white sugar. It takes a little time to caramelize. You must stir it and not leave it till it does turn colors. The only reason I could think of why it did not caramelize, is because you needed to do this part of the preparation longer. And you are right, there is way too much pepper. Traditional kugel has a bit of a kick, but not that much. (I live in Israel and have tasted many different kugels prepared by real Yerushalmim and they are never that sharp.)
Thanks Esther Lea for your help. Seems like you're right. I should have let it longer cook. -
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Thanks for the tip to make sure not to cook the noodles too long! I hope it turns out better for you next time.
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Freshly ground pepper?
Is that 2 tablespoons of freshly ground black pepper? Or pre-ground black pepper?Replies:
Yussi uses pre-ground black pepper. -
How do I know when the sugar is caramelized and it’s time to pour in the noodles? Thx!
Hi Thx for the recipe! How do I know when the sugar is caramelized enough and it’s time to pour in the noodles? Also do I split the sugar divided equally, half for caramalizing and half for later in the recipe? Thx!Replies:
Hi, the sugar is ready when it starts to turn a caramel color. Just make sure to keep an eye on it because sure can burn easily. You use half the sugar for caramelizing and save half for later. -
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האם בקרמל הוא שם סוכר חום או שמן חום וכמה הכמות המדויקת של הסוכר פשוט לא ברור במתכון מפני שהמילים התהפכו ליReplies:
היי, זה קוגל מתוק. יש לו 3/4 כוס בתוספת 2 כפות של סוכר חום. -
WAY to much pepper!!!
Kugel was simple to make and would have been delicious! but called for a crazy amount of black pepper. I'd cut it in half at least!! I had guests, none of us could handle the heat.Replies:
I also made this for a Simcha and actually ran out of pepper halfways thru. Its good because even with 1/2 the amount it as very peppery.
I confirmed with YOssi about the pepper. I always err on the side of less pepper. Maybe I'm a chicken. -
Noodles
Hi Dear Yossi, First of all, thank you very much for the excellent recipe, My questions is: 1) How long should the noodles be cooked until they are soft or half cooked? 2) Do you wash and disinfect and refrigerate them after cooking? Before you pour the caramel? Or you pour the caramel when the noodles are hot? Thanks in advance Moshe -
Black pepper
He says 2 tbsp black pepper but recipe say 2 and half tsp. Which one is right?Replies:
Sorry about that. It's two tablespoons. Thanks for pointing it out.
Tried it with 2 and a half tsp and it was super peppery!
Yussi says 2 TBSP. He must like it spicy. -
extremely easy yerushalayim kugl
i just made my yerushalayim kugl for mishloach monos and i got a real easy and great recipe idea!! i used to make it the old traditional way and i got the new idea that makes making yerushalayim kugl a breeze!!! brown 1/2 cup oil and 1 1/2 cups sugar till brown and then add 5 cups water it will sizzle so be careful!! then add the raw noodles and 3/4 t black pepper and 2 t salt bring to a boil and lower the flame and cook for 20 minutes. when cool add 4 eggs and pour into a pan and bake for 1 hour 350* voila!!!!Replies:
Thank you Malky! Sounds delicious.
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The lokshen kugel really came out good. I put less than half amount of black pepper and that was just perfect for me. (3/4 T. black pepper). I wonder if it's white or brown sugar we have to use?? for some reason my sugar did not get caramelized and my kugel turned out white instead of brown. so it it brown sugar we have to use?Replies:
You need to use white sugar. It takes a little time to caramelize. You must stir it and not leave it till it does turn colors. The only reason I could think of why it did not caramelize, is because you needed to do this part of the preparation longer. And you are right, there is way too much pepper. Traditional kugel has a bit of a kick, but not that much. (I live in Israel and have tasted many different kugels prepared by real Yerushalmim and they are never that sharp.)
Thanks Esther Lea for your help. Seems like you're right. I should have let it longer cook.
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Thanks for the tip to make sure not to cook the noodles too long! I hope it turns out better for you next time.
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WAY to much pepper!!!
Kugel was simple to make and would have been delicious! but called for a crazy amount of black pepper. I'd cut it in half at least!! I had guests, none of us could handle the heat.Replies:
I also made this for a Simcha and actually ran out of pepper halfways thru. Its good because even with 1/2 the amount it as very peppery.
I confirmed with YOssi about the pepper. I always err on the side of less pepper. Maybe I'm a chicken.
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Freshly ground pepper?
Is that 2 tablespoons of freshly ground black pepper? Or pre-ground black pepper?Replies:
Yussi uses pre-ground black pepper. -
How do I know when the sugar is caramelized and it’s time to pour in the noodles? Thx!
Hi Thx for the recipe! How do I know when the sugar is caramelized enough and it’s time to pour in the noodles? Also do I split the sugar divided equally, half for caramalizing and half for later in the recipe? Thx!Replies:
Hi, the sugar is ready when it starts to turn a caramel color. Just make sure to keep an eye on it because sure can burn easily. You use half the sugar for caramelizing and save half for later. -
[email protected]
האם בקרמל הוא שם סוכר חום או שמן חום וכמה הכמות המדויקת של הסוכר פשוט לא ברור במתכון מפני שהמילים התהפכו ליReplies:
היי, זה קוגל מתוק. יש לו 3/4 כוס בתוספת 2 כפות של סוכר חום. -
Noodles
Hi Dear Yossi, First of all, thank you very much for the excellent recipe, My questions is: 1) How long should the noodles be cooked until they are soft or half cooked? 2) Do you wash and disinfect and refrigerate them after cooking? Before you pour the caramel? Or you pour the caramel when the noodles are hot? Thanks in advance Moshe -
Black pepper
He says 2 tbsp black pepper but recipe say 2 and half tsp. Which one is right?Replies:
Sorry about that. It's two tablespoons. Thanks for pointing it out.
Tried it with 2 and a half tsp and it was super peppery!
Yussi says 2 TBSP. He must like it spicy. -
extremely easy yerushalayim kugl
i just made my yerushalayim kugl for mishloach monos and i got a real easy and great recipe idea!! i used to make it the old traditional way and i got the new idea that makes making yerushalayim kugl a breeze!!! brown 1/2 cup oil and 1 1/2 cups sugar till brown and then add 5 cups water it will sizzle so be careful!! then add the raw noodles and 3/4 t black pepper and 2 t salt bring to a boil and lower the flame and cook for 20 minutes. when cool add 4 eggs and pour into a pan and bake for 1 hour 350* voila!!!!Replies:
Thank you Malky! Sounds delicious.
