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shain

shain

Brunch.

Jachnun, haminados eggs, grated tomatoes with mint and schug, plain schug.

Broccoli slaw with a thin coating of mayonnaise, lots of lemon zest, lemon juice, some mint.

To the unfamiliar, jachnun is a buttery (or, sadly, more often margarine-y :S) laminated dough made with date molasses (though it's not much sweeter than a dinner roll). It is then placed in a sealed pot and baked overnight, so that it develops a dark brown color and distinct flavor (butterscotchy, a bit like rugbrod). Actually, the one pictured is not the most successful one, the lamination of the first few was too thick.

 

 

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shain

shain

Brunch.

Jachnun, haminados eggs, grated tomatoes with mint and schug, plain schug.

Broccoli slaw with a thin coating of mayonnaise, lots of lemon zest, lemon juice, some mint.

To the unfamiliar, jachnun is a buttery (or, sadly, more often margarine-y :S) laminated dough made with date molasses (though it's not much sweeter than a dinner roll). It is then placed in a sealed pot and baked overnight, so that it develops a dark brown color and distinct flavor (butterscotchy, a bit like rugbrod). Actually, the one pictured is not the most successful one, the lamination of the first few was to thick.

 

 

IMG_20200307_130916.jpg

IMG_20200307_130119_1.jpg

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