Looking for Cheese Babka Recipe

don

28 Mar 2008 / #1

Hello,
I am looking for a recipe for Cheese Babka, I used to purchase them in a little corner store in Bridgeport, Pa. and he used to get them from New York.

Can anyone out there help ?

elnina999 - | 18

30 Mar 2008 / #2

Was it polish style??? here you go: gotowanie.wkl.pl/przepis2425.html

OP don

1 Apr 2008 / #3

Elina
Thank you for your reply, but I don't understand the language..

Shawn_H

1 Apr 2008 / #4

Someone might translate it for you if you posted it.

Related:

Polish Cheese raisin Babka

I am visiting in Clifton, NJ until Sunday, 8/12. Will be going into the City tomorrow, Saturday 8/11. My late mother-in-law from South Amboy used to order a whole cheese raisin Babka from somewhere in the City every Christmas. Does anyone know of place in the City that sells cheese raisin Babka? I can either try to pick it up in the City tomorrow or place an order. I would love to surprise my husband and take some home. : )

I think you mean "sernik z rodzynkami" - (cheesecake with raisins). It should be available in a Polish grocery store - if there's one there.

havaniceday!

1 Apr 2008 / #5

recipe for Cheese Babka

Is the picture of the recipe the one you are referring too ? Because I wonder if you meant the one where it is in a bun, they do an apple one or a cheese one ? I noiced the recipe shown has poppy seed in it . The cheese baps/buns we had didn't.

I'll have a look for a recipe (written in English) if it's the one I think you might mean. If not, then I am sure some very kind person on the forum will translate the other recipe for you.

Happy baking and eating.

OP don

1 Apr 2008 / #6

The cheese babka I am looking for is about 9 inches in diameter and it looks like a loaf of bread with cheese inside and a little lemony taste, you can also get them with raisins and no cheese. It has a sweet cake like taste and is great with coffee in the morning or as a snack with just butter on it. Thats the best I can describe it, it may be known by another name also.

sloop - | 3

12 Jun 2008 / #7

Merged: recipe, cheese and fruit on top

I am looking for a recipe my grandmother used to make, she used to make it with a crust of some sort topped with cheese and then fruit on top

plk123 8 | 4119

12 Jun 2008 / #8

cheesecake or something else?

Matthew1369 - | 4

8 Jul 2008 / #9

Dont think ive ever heard of it. Although my polish boyfriend cooks a really good polish cheescake sort of thing. Just take some crumbled graham crackers, 200 g of sugar, 100g of melted butter, then 200g of cinnamon. When you've got all this mix it all togehter and press into buttered rectangular pan (8 x 11 inch). Bake 20 minutes at 180 degrees. Let stand to cool for like 20 mins.

Then for the topping mix half a pint of sour cream, 100g sugar and 1 tsp. vanilla and pour over top.

Hope you like it! x