Recipe for Pastor Eugene Koene’s Caraway Eggs
Ingredients:
one dozen eggs
one-half oz. caraway seed
one-fourth cup salt
water (enough to cover the eggs)
Cooking directions:
Boil eggs normally until hard (10 minutes). Let cool. Crack egg shells all the way around, but do not take off peel.
Then in a small pan cook (to a boil) the caraway seed, salt, and water (enough to cover the eggs).
Then put eggs in. Cover the pan and refrigerate. Keep in the pan and refrigerator at least 4 days. For a saltier taste refrigerate longer.
German recipe from Pastor Eugene Koene of St. Thomas Lutheran Church, 222 E. 178th Street, The Bronx. Founded in 1894 by Swedish immigrants in Harlem; in The Bronx since 1932. Catholic worship in the tradition of the Augsburg Confession, Evangelical preaching, and multicultural ministry. The church is now closed.
Pastor Thomas Annan’s African Tartale
Ingredients:
6 over-ripe plantains
2 hot red peppers
1 medium onion
salt
vegetable oil
Cooking directions:
Peel about 6 plantains, cut them into a bowl, add 2 hot red peppers and 1 medium size onion. Wash and transfer into a sizeable blender.
Set the blender to grate. Don’t forget the salt. Blend for about 5 minutes.
Meanwhile, you must have a large frying pan with small amount vegetable oil (low fat), simmering on the stove.
Use a shallow ladle to place about 2 oz. of the plantain blend into the hot frying pan.
Allow to fry until you can use a spatula to flip it upside down, the uncooked side is now in the oil.
When cooked, the final product is light brown in color, with black areas.
This can be served hot with bean soup.
African recipe from Pastor Thomas Annan, Vineyard Christian Center, formerly at 1401 Prospect Avenue, The Bronx.
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Hi my name is Jacqueline and I just wanted to drop you a quick note here instead of calling you. I came to your Video: Kitchens of Faith for Easter: German Caraway Eggs at St. Thomas Lutheran Church & African Tartale at Vineyard Christian Center. Like this
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Wow Debbie, Never heard of this German recipe even though my grandparents are German. Thanks for sharing it!
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Never heard of caraway eggs Debbie, thanks for passing along the recipe. Look forward to your next video! Blessings to you and your family this Easter. All glory, honor and praise to our risen Saviour, Jesus!
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Interesting twist for Easter ~ thanks for sharing!
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Best recipe ever Debbie, Thank you for sharing!!! You did a great job!!! Happy Easter to you & your family, btw: how do you do it all?
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