Cholent (from Eastern European Yiddish טשאָל ט tsholnt) or shalet (from Western European Yiddish שאלעט shalet), a food of Ashkenazi Jews, ...
Cholent
By Rosalyn Alexander
From The Hairy Bikers: Mums Know Best
Preparation time: 30 mins to 1 hour
Cooking time: Over 2 hours
Serves 6 ...
cholent (CHUH-lent) - Cholent is traditional Jewish cuisine served on the Sabbath.
Cholent - a slow cooked stew (from the French chaud - hot/warm and lent -slow) which is served on Shabbos. Ingredients generally include beef, vegetables, beans and barley.
Cholent
Vacuum flask cooking
Low temperature cooking
References
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Dafina (Jew.): Sephardic version of cholent.
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Daging rendang (Indon.): Sumateran beef curry.
Cholent (stew of beans, beef, barley and sometimes potatoes)
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Adam Perry Lang first roasts short ribs, then braises them in beef stock with porcini mushrooms, until the meat is fall-apart tender. He finishes the cholent by stirring matzo farfel (crushed matzo) into the pan juices until it plumps up.
The Ashkenazi call the sabbath meal cholent, while eastern Mediterranean Jews call it hamin and usually make it with beans, fat meat, and potatoes. In North Africa, it is called adafina, dafina, or tafina.
cholent (Jew.) Brisket with potatoes, lima beans, and pearl barley,
slowly cooked overnight to be ready for the Sabbath.
chongos (Sp.) A custard pudding with lemon and cinnamon.
 See also: Fish, Stew, Fruit, Sauce, Vegetable
  
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