I think the heaviness of the lid is preferable, and the tinfoil creates a tighter seal, keeping the steam pressure up.
I could, of course, just be Making Shit Up. :-} Maybe I'll try it both ways at once next time and see -- a baking dish with just a foil cover, and my casserole dish with foil and lid!
I've actually never made cholent, but my friend Barbara the caterer has a recipe for the vegetarian cholent they make at our shul (in crockpots) which I personally adore... lots of beans and barley. (Admittedly it's a bit oily, but cholent is supposed to be rich and heavy, anyway. :-) She was supposed to send me the recipe, I'll ask her and pass it along if you're interested!
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Why? I don't have an appropriate pot with a lid, so I'd presumably try this with just a foil cover. What does the foil-and-lid combination do?
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I could, of course, just be Making Shit Up. :-} Maybe I'll try it both ways at once next time and see -- a baking dish with just a foil cover, and my casserole dish with foil and lid!
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