Apple Matzoh Kugel

Apple Matzoh Kugel

  • Prep Time: 10 mins
  • Total Time: 45 mins
  • Servings: 6-8

    • About This Recipe

    “We have this every year at the seder, it’s not complete without a sweet apple kugel.”

    Ingredients

  • 4matzos
  • 3eggs, beaten
  • 1/2 teaspoonsalt
  • 1/2 cuphoney
  • 1/4 cupoil
  • 1/2 cupchopped walnuts
  • 2apples, chopped
  • 1/2 cupraisins
  • 1teaspooncinnamon

    • Directions

  • Break matzohs in pieces, soak in water and drain.
  • Combine eggs, salt, honey, oil, cinnamon and add to matzoh.
  • Mix in nuts, apples and raisins.
  • Place in 8- inch square baking dish and bake at 350°F degrees for 35 minutes.

    • Reviews

  • “This recipe is fantastic. I made it for a dinner I was hosting and everyone loved it and couldn’t stop eating it. This is the best matzoh kugel I have ever made, incredibly moist and delicious. I used a few more apple slices due to the fact that I omitted the nuts (because I’m allergic). I will definitely be making this at every special dinner from now on.”

  • “this is the BEST matzoh kugel I have ever eaten. If you did not live so far away I would come and kiss you. My husband who is not Jewish and usually hates most of the food loved loved loved this kugel.”

  • “This was a big hit at Passover. The honey gave it a special taste, not too sweet. Only change I made was to leave the raisins out. We are not big on raisins. I doubled the recipe with hopes of having leftovers for Easter supper the next day, no such luck. I will be making this again and again.”

  • “This was so good. I loved the taste of the nuts, honey, apples, and raisins in this kugel.Really tasty and used up most of my remaining matzohs I had lying around in the pantry.I cooked mine for 40 minutes.”

  • “This was a huge passover hit!!Everyone at the table who tried it loved it.It was sweet, but not to sweet to serve with dinner.We kept out the raisins, but it was still delicious!!!”

  • “VERY GOOD!I made it exactly per the recipe and DH & I LOVED it!I’m sure the kids will also scarf it up once they come back from visiting their grandparents!Anyway – I might add a bit of vanilla next year.But this is DEFINATELY a keeper!Thanks so much for sharing!Oh – we couldn’t decide….side dish or dessert?Maybe BOTH!~wink~”

  • “I’m usually not a big matzah fan, but this came out great — very sweet and cake-like. Had to add about 5 minutes to the cooking time because of an annoying electric oven, but otherwise, turned out wonderful. I’ll be making another for a friend’s Easter dinner on Sunday!”

  • “What a very nice sweet treat! Made is just as stated and will probably cut down on the oil next time. After 35 minutes baking the kugel looked and felt not really done so I left it in the oven for another 10 minutes, then it was nice and brown. It is perfect at the Seder table and also as a nice treat with a cup of tea. Thanks for posting.”

  • “Simply delicious!This year I thought I would try your kugel recipe instead of my usual apple kugel recipe.The recipes are similar but this one has honey.I will definetely make your recipe next year.I doubled the recipe and baked it in a 9 x 13″ pan.”

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