Michael Rantissi's Chanukah Churros with Salted Caramel–Exclusive to emanuelplus
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Beloved Sydney chef Michael Rantissi, renowned for changing the way the city eats with his ever-popular Kepos St Kitchen and now Salma's, makes a special appearance on emanuelplus to share his special recipe for Chanukah churros with Emanuel Synagogue's Programing Director Marina Capponi.
Aside from being utterly delicious—don't be surprised if it leaves you licking your screen—this dish has only a few ingredients and the technique is easily achieved by even the most amateur home cooks.
Add this scrumptious dessert to your Chanukah table these holidays and tag us in your photos when you do (@emanuelplus and @emanuelsynagogue)—we can't wait to see your creations.
ABOUT MICHAEL RANTISSI
Born in Tel Aviv Israel, Michael Rantissi fondly recalls his earliest culinary education alongside his mother in the family kitchen. Ignited with a passion for food, Michael set his sights on a culinary career studying in Israel, New York and Paris. Arriving in Australia in 2005 Michael’s first job here was at the iconic Bathers’ Pavilion where he met partner Kristy Frawley. Michael is the Chef and Co-Owner of the award winning Kepos Street Kitchen in Redfern as well as Kepos Catering and the latest venture, Salma’s Canteen in Rosebery. Kepos Street Kitchen also has a weekly stand at Carriageworks Farmers Markets. With partner Kristy they have written several cookbooks – Falafel for Breakfast, Hummus & Co and Middle Eastern Feasts, released in December 2024. Their latest cookbook, Salata, will be published in 2025.
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