Recipe: Passover Torte, 5770
Tuesday, May 25th, 2010 09:14 pm(Hey, look who got out of rehearsal a few minutes early tonight??)
... While Passover is long over by now, I keep meaning to post the recipe for the cake I tried making this year. I sort of think the one I made a few years back (for which I couldn't locate the recipe this year) was better, or at least bore more resemblance to my grandmother's torte (which on reflection I think was actually walnut, not almond; much more Old World and less Mediterranean). But on the whole it was pretty good. I doubled it to take to dinner on both Saturday and Sunday nights, and it was eminently respectable even among the goyim. :-}
( Passover Banana Citrus Almond Torte )
Note that I also glazed it with an improvised chocolate-cachaça glaze, which definitely bought it some style points.
... While Passover is long over by now, I keep meaning to post the recipe for the cake I tried making this year. I sort of think the one I made a few years back (for which I couldn't locate the recipe this year) was better, or at least bore more resemblance to my grandmother's torte (which on reflection I think was actually walnut, not almond; much more Old World and less Mediterranean). But on the whole it was pretty good. I doubled it to take to dinner on both Saturday and Sunday nights, and it was eminently respectable even among the goyim. :-}
( Passover Banana Citrus Almond Torte )
Note that I also glazed it with an improvised chocolate-cachaça glaze, which definitely bought it some style points.