Sufganiyot - Miami/Ft. Lauderdale

[ajr524]

I am looking for the best sufganiyot. Does not have to be a kosher bakery, although wouldn't mind if they were. What makes a great sufganiyot, IMHO a good jelly to dough ratio. Sufficient jelly to get some in almost every bite.

Willing to go anywhere from Ft. Lauderdale to Miami.

Thanks!

AJR

[mrotmd]

Just had to add my two-cents worth. Sufganiyot, like most fried foods, are best coming out of the hot oil. Just waiting long enough to prevent a burn. It does add a sense of doing to the holiday as well. Give it a try, it is worth it. Having said that, my wife just bought some in Aroma and I would lie to see more jelly inside. For years, pita pan in 44 sunrise had the bet, in my opinion. you might want to cross reference to the kosher forum

[JBeatts711]

The ones at Kosher Kingdom are my favorite. The black raspberry are the best, but the chocolate and bavarian cream are right up there too. I just saw on their facebook that they are doing a contest and giving away a dozen for free. Might be a good chance to try them out? http://facebook.com/kosherkingdom

[mialebven]

Sarah's Tent market at the Waterways Shoppes in Aventura have better sufganiyots than Kosher Kingdom. I would probably trust the ones from Jacob's too but I have yet to try theirs.

[sherry f]

I have seen ads for Sufganiyot (douhgnuts, for those not in the know) at Kosher Kingdom in Aventura and Jacob's Market in Gulfstream, Hallandale. I not sure about the quality, but there are many varieties besides jelly. Both of these places are kosher.