Kugel Recipes

A traditional Jewish treat.

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Kugel means ball in German, and may have originally referred to casseroles served in round pans.

Today kugels are served at many traditional holiday and Shabbat meals.

Try these kugel recipes at your table.

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Sweet:

Apple Pear Cranberry Kugel

Sweet Potato Kugel

Cheese Lokshen Kugel

Cakey Crunch Sweet Potato Kugel

Gluten-Free Apple Kugel

Carrot Kugel

Savory:

Salt and Pepper Noodle Kugel

Classic Potato Kugel

Salt and Pepper Spaghetti Squash Kugel

Yerushalmi Kugel

Spring Zucchini Kugel

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