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Hanukkah and the Jelly Doughnut

Have you ever wondered why jelly doughnuts, or sufganiyot, are eaten during Hanukkah? If so, you’re in luck! During this family-friendly online workshop, join Maite of ArtBites to hear the history of this rich holiday treat and make a simple yet delicious version from the comfort of your home kitchen.

To cook along, participants should be prepared with the ingredients and equipment listed below.

Ingredients list: 

  • 1 Roll buttermilk biscuit dough, at room temperature

  • Vegetable oil, for frying

  • ¾ Cup powdered sugar

  • ½ Cup smooth jelly or jam of choice

Equipment needed: 

  • Cutting board, knife, dutch oven or medium pot, tongs, paper towels, squeeze bottle, mesh strainer

  • ​Candy or deep-frying thermometer (optional)

1 hour
$5 members / $10 non-members

REGISTER HERE

photo credit: Jelly Doughnuts and Chocolate Gelt © Dreamstime.com/K45025

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