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[id: digital art for Purim. Six hamantaschens form a Magen David with two groggers in the center. Around the star is ‘Happy Purim’ and ‘עם ישׂראל חי’. Each hamantaschen has a different filling: apricot, chocolate, poppy seed, havla (with extra sesame seeds on top), purple fig/prune, and strawberry. /end id]
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Food: Jewish hamantaschen
Ingredients: butter, sugar, egg, milk, vanilla extract, flour, baking powder, salt, lemon zest (optional), filling
I’m sick of the Hamantaschen debate!
“It’s Haman’s hat!”
“No it’s his ears!”
“Actually it’s his pockets”🤓
WRONG! It’s his pussy you cowards!!
Controversial opinion but if I can see the hamantasch filling and it's taking up most of the triangle, it's not a hamantasch. The point of hamantaschen is that the filling is *hidden*, it's a pocket not a tart. It's fine if a little filling peeks out in the center but if it's basically just spread on top..... that's not a hamantasch. That's a triangular shortbread cookie.

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so i heard they have “Ugliest Hamantaschen” competitions and i think this year i might have a champion on my hands. and yes, i promise they looked like hamantaschen when they went into the oven
Hamantaschen time!
Now, I actually very famously hate baking, and oh my gosh, it's a lot of effort, but these hamantaschen are worth it. Legit my favorite ones, better than any bakery I've had from. Not overly hard, but still crunchy, yet still soft.
Recipe:
1 Cup sugar
3 eggs (plus more for eggwash)
1 stick margarine/pareve butter replacement
Half a lemon (both juice and zest) OR 2-3 teaspoons of lemon juice
Around 3 cups flour (plus more for rolling)
2 teaspoons baking powder
1 pinch baking soda
Jam/jelly/filling of choice
Optional:
1/4 Cup corn meal
6 teaspoons chocolate powder (for HALF the dough)
If you add cornmeal to the chocolate, add 1/4 Cup sugar to dough
350°F about twenty minutes (but check them after fifteen), and the chocolate about twenty five.
Sorry, I don't know metric measurements.
Pictures, and how to fold them under cut!
Rootbeer Float Hamantashen