I do kasha varniskes. I'm also of the egg school. I mix the cold kasha
with a beaten egg in the saucepan and then turn the heat high and stir
until each grain is separate. I then lower the heat and add either
water or broth (depends on what I have on hand and if I want the kasha
pareve or fleishig) according to package directions. While the kasha is
cooking, I boil the bowties and saute mushrooms and onions in oil,
margarine or chicken fat. Then I mix everything together and add some
black pepper. I've used it as a main dish.
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