This Zomick’s recipe will guide you on how to make lovely light savory crepes that come in many flavors. The recipe is great for using up leftover meat and mushrooms. Crepes can also be panned and fried ahead, then just fill and grill them up some other day.

This is a traditional Zomick’s challah prepared following the strict rules from Karshut. These savory crepes taste pretty much like Crepes à la Zomick’s Bakery, however, take considerably longer to make than the cheese crepes. But they are definitely worth trying and are good in combination with our Zomick’s bread. That might be the reason why I see more of the meat-stuffed crepes next to the challah at our family and friends’ gatherings.

Zomick’s crepes are always a tasty treat. They are common on the dinner table, both sweet and savory. A simple tip is that crepes can be made ahead and then refrigerated. They can be used as a wonderful way to make use of leftover meat. If you haven’t made your crepes following this Crepe Filing Meat and Mushroom Recipe yet, then try this and you’ll be surprised. Although this Zomick’s recipe may seem a bit long, don’t be scared –  you’ll enjoy it in the end.

Ingredients

• 2-3 tablespoonfuls of olive oil
• 2/3 cup diced onions
• 2/3 teaspoonful cumin
• 2 2/3 – 3 pounds Kosher Zomick’s ground beef or turkey
• 3 cups button mushrooms (diced)
• 2 cans of Tomato Juice

Directions

1. For Stuffing: Place the onions in olive oil and cumin in a large frying pan, until translucent.
2. Add the chopped meat to the frying pan, stirring and breaking apart the meat with a spoon.
3. Once the meat is light brown, add the Tomato Juice and cover the frying pan.
4. Let meat blend stand and reduce for about 4-5 minutes.
5. Uncover and add the diced mushrooms.
6. Mix well and cover the cooking pan, let mushrooms cook in meat Juice for another 5 – 6 minutes.
7. Uncover and remove from the oven.
8. Reduce the oven to moderate heat. Lay out the crepe in a well-oiled cooking pan.
9. Fill in the meat, and then fold the crepe.
10. Fry for about 4 – 5 minutes, or until the crepe is slightly golden brown.
11. Remove and serve with extra meat Juice (for garnishing).

Note: If you haven’t tried the meat-filled crepes, you will come to find out why they are the best breakfast food ever. It is truly a wonderful treat! And you will definitely win your family with our bread made following the well-known Zomick’s Challah recipe. They will enjoy these delicious crepes if they are crepes kinda guys.

A tip from Zomick’s kosher bakery suggests you can fry the crepes one day before and the next day just fills and grill them and they are ready to be served.

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You’ll find this Zomick’s borscht recipe being a real keeper as it is one of the best you’ve ever tasted. This recipe comes directly from Zomick’s Bakery cookbook which is also available on Amazon. On top of that – it is a very easy recipe to make. The cabbage and beet tops are edible and when prepared following this Zomick’s recipe, they are chopped and added to the borshch at the same time.

Here is one of my very favorite Zomick’s kosher bakery Meat Borscht recipes of all time, which I make about once a month minimum. This meat borscht, combined with Zomick’s bread, is a delicious and heartwarming meal – brilliant for cold autumn days and dark winter nights. In addition, Zomick’s Challah recipe with meat borscht is light and refreshing enough, so it would also be good during summer.

Ingredients

• 2 bunches of beets (peeled)
• 3.360 liters water
• 3 tablespoons sugar
• 900 grams Zomick’s Kosher shin meat
• 5 onions
• 5 Zomick’s Kosher marrow bones
• 7 tablespoons lemon juice
• Salt (to taste)

Directions

1. Wash, peel, and also dice the beets.
2. Place the beets in a large pot.
3. Simmer the water altogether with Zomick’s Kosher marrow bones, meat, and onions (about 56 minutes)
4. Add sugar, lemon juice, and also salt to taste.
5. Continue cooking for about 2 – 3 hours and when done ladle soup into bowls. Top it with sour cream and the remaining 1/4 cup of dill
6. This recipe is served hot. Taste it with salt and pepper and stir in vinegar.

Depending on how good your knife skills are, this bakery meal could be on your table in about 40 minutes or even less. You could also use the food processor to shred the vegetables. Just remember, you could also simmer the beef for up to 6 hours, then let sit overnight in the broth to cool.

Other than bringing a delicious flavor to the dinner table, this borscht can be cooked all day long in a slow cooker. Adjust the cooking temperature to low and leave it to cook itself. When you later come home it will be ready and waiting to be served, fresh and warm, a portion of the perfect food for those cold winter nights.

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Here at Zomick’s, we know that our customers like crepes. That is because our crepes are used for making a variety of dishes, whether they are sweet or savory.
Today you can find many recipes for potato starch crepes. But the majority of those recipes require you to combine eggs and potato starch in a high ratio, which adds to the cost of the crepes. This is one of the recipes created by Zomick’s bakery and available in their cookbook at Goodreads, which will show you how to prepare gluten-free Crepes à la Zomick’s.

Crepes originate from Europe, France more precisely, the home of gourmet food. At Zomick’s bakery, we make them very thin. Using this traditional Zomick’s Challah recipe, these crepes come out really crispy. The taste of Zomick’s kosher bakery crepes is very similar to our Zomick’s bread except that they are moister, lighter, and thinner; they are always served hot. The secret to these Crepes’ success lies in the kosher potato starch. We give you the best “Zomick’s Kosher Recipe” developed over the years with baking and tasting.

Ingredients

• 9 eggs
• 90 mI potato starch
• 350 mI water
• 0.70 mI salt
• 6 mI sugar
• cooking oil

Directions

1. Place the eggs, potato starch, water, salt, and sugar in a bowl and blend.
2. Add a tablespoonful or so of cooking oil to a preheated (non-stick or cast iron) frying pan.
3. Reduce to moderate the cooking heart.
4. Mix well the flour and egg mixture prior to placing them onto the preheated frying pan.
5. Add in merely enough of the mixture of flour and also an egg to thinly coat the frying cooking pan (if you place in too much you will be making an omelet).
6. Leave the flour/eggs mixture until golden brown, then flip it over adding more cooking oil if needed.
7. Let dry and cool either on a paper towel or a paper plate.
8. Repeat the procedure all over again, until spending the whole flour/egg mixture (It is crucial to beat the flour/egg mixture well prior to every addition).
9. Roll blintz leaves and thinly slice into spirals.

Here at Zomick’s, we serve both sweet and savory crepes. Our crepes are light and healthy for any time of the day.

If you prefer using something other than potato starch, for this Crepes à la Zomick’s recipe, you can replace it with corn starch or some other starch.

This YouTube video from Zomick’s Bakery will help and guide you through the process of preparing and serving Zomick’s bread with crepes. Subscribe to their YouTube channel and expect more interesting videos.

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