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Eggs, Sephardic: Huevos Haminados - pareve

Posted by : Karen Selwyn

8-10 raw eggs in the shell, at room temperature
skins of onions from 10-12 onions
2 tablespoon coffee grounds
cold water

Crockpot method: Set crockpot on lowest temperature.  Put everything
into the pot and let it cook for a minumum of 12 hours.

Oven method: Preheat oven to 175 degrees. Put everything into 2-quart
ovenproof casserole.  Cover tightly.  Put cassrole in oven and allow
undisturbed cooking for at least 12 hours.

To peel: remove the eggs from the pot with a slotted spoon.  Allow them
to cook slightly, until they can be handled.  Peel.

Source: THE SEPHARDIC KITCHEN
        Rabbi Robert Sternberg

danny@neoteric-infobahn.com (Daniel Magill) writes:

N.B. These are usually made for shabbat lunch.  I make a yemenite dish 
called jachnun that involves nesting the eggs in a short dough called 
ajin (this is the same dough used for Melawach).  The eggs take on the 
coffee color not form the liquid but from the cooking process.  At least 
in the case of jachnun there are no onions for them to absorb color from.

Shabbat shalom,

Danny

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