Would you please post the recipe to the zucchini-cheese
gratin that you served at your kids party? It sounds yummy!
TIA
sf
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Would you please post the recipe to the zucchini-cheese
gratin that you served at your kids party? It sounds yummy!
TIA
sf
Here it is:
Kusa bi Jibneh
Middle Eastern Zucchini and Cheese Casserole
"Kusa bi Jibneh"
Judy F.'s recipe:
Slice and steam one pound of zucchini.
Grate a pound of muenster cheese.
Slice and saute one onion in vegetable oil until golden and soft. Mix
squash and onions together.
Beat three eggs. Mix with cheese, add salt and pepper. In a greased
ovenproof dish, combine squash and 2/3 of the egg mixture. Then pour
reserved egg mixture over top, dotting with butter. Bake at 350 degrees
Fahrenheit until set and brown on top, about half an hour.
Claudia Roden uses 2 pounds of zucchini to 2 cups of shredded sharp
cheddar cheese, and adds white pepper and grated nutmeg. In her Book of
Jewish Food she suggests 12 oz. of feta cheese to one pound of zucchini
and 2 eggs, and adds 2 teaspoons of dried mint along with the nutmeg.
Ms. Roden says there are numerous variations of zucchini cheese gratin
in the Sephardic repertoire.
Leila
Thanks - that was fast!
It looks tastey and easy, so I'm going to make it ASAP.
sf
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Leila said:Here it is:
Kusa bi Jibneh
Middle Eastern Zucchini and Cheese Casserole
"Kusa bi Jibneh"
Judy F.'s recipe:
Slice and steam one pound of zucchini.
Grate a pound of muenster cheese.
Slice and saute one onion in vegetable oil until golden and soft. Mix
squash and onions together.
Beat three eggs. Mix with cheese, add salt and pepper. In a greased
ovenproof dish, combine squash and 2/3 of the egg mixture. Then pour
reserved egg mixture over top, dotting with butter. Bake at 350 degrees
Fahrenheit until set and brown on top, about half an hour.Claudia Roden uses 2 pounds of zucchini to 2 cups of shredded sharp
cheddar cheese, and adds white pepper and grated nutmeg. In her Book of
Jewish Food she suggests 12 oz. of feta cheese to one pound of zucchini
and 2 eggs, and adds 2 teaspoons of dried mint along with the nutmeg.
Ms. Roden says there are numerous variations of zucchini cheese gratin
in the Sephardic repertoire.Leila
sf said:Thanks - that was fast!
It looks tastey and easy, so I'm going to make it ASAP.sf
It's on the internet, I just copied it.
Fondly
Leila
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