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Gluten-free Knish Recipe


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Hey everyone (especially fellow Jews and other knish-missing people!),

Guess what? I finally made gluten-free knishes.

Here's the recipe:

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I will post a follow-up that includes an alternative knish dough that is made from scratch (from a combination of gluten-free flours)... That's my project for tomorrow, or next weekend if I don't have the time tomorrow.

Meanwhile - Enjoy! I am so excited to get to eat knishes again.


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Hey everyone (especially fellow Jews and other knish-missing people!),

Guess what? I finally made gluten-free knishes.

Here's the recipe:

Open Original Shared Link

I will post a follow-up that includes an alternative knish dough that is made from scratch (from a combination of gluten-free flours)... That's my project for tomorrow, or next weekend if I don't have the time tomorrow.

Meanwhile - Enjoy! I am so excited to get to eat knishes again.

WOW!!!! Thanks! I can't wait to try it :)

hineini Enthusiast

Jillian - Be sure to let me know how it goes and what you think :)

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