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Plum Jam Hamentasch Filling: Povidl - pareve

Posted by : Phyllis Jaffee

Regarding the prune plum recipes:  I was taught by my mother to make "Povidel"
as a child and have continued the tradition every year, even tho my mother
doesn't make it anymore.  She made it with just the plums and sugar and cooked
it down to a thick filling -- about 10 hours!!  The ratio is one cup of sugar
to one pound of plums.  Pit them and just toss them in the pot.  For a more
modern canning treatment -- I just freeze it.  It keeps for a least two
years--I know from experience ;-)

Now for the treat.  I really only use the filling once a year -- In
March/April.  It becomes the filling for my hamantaschen.  I will probably be
drummed out of the family for sharing this secret but here it is.  Mix the
povidel with shredded coconut, chopped walnuts and golden raisins.  Put a
tablespoonfull onto a rolled cookie-dough circle and form the "hat".   Bake
until the hamantaschen becomes lightly browned.  Try to eat one -- you won't be
able to.  They are to die for!

Phyllis Jaffee

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