THE 'JEWISH NEWS

Friday, Sepfember 7, 1945

Culinary
Suggestions

By Mildred Grosberg Bellin

Here is a recipe that has always
been popular. It is a tempting des-
sert but can also be served as a side-
dish in place of potatoes or may be
eaten cold as a snack. It requires only
inexpensive ingredients which are
readily available.

Kugel:
Soak 5 rolls in cold water, then
squeeze dry. Place in a mixing
bowl, and add 1/2 cup of chicken
or goose fat cut into tiny pieces,
4 eggs, 1 cup of flour, 3/2 cup of
sugar, and 3/4 cup of cracker
meal. Mix well, and stir in 1/2
teaspoonof salt, a pinch of pep-
per, and 3/4 teaspoon of cinna-
mon and allspice. Cut 4 apples,
or 3 apples and 2 pears, into
small pieces and stir into the bat-
ter. Cover the bottom of an iron
pot with fat 114 inch deep. Pour
in the batter, and place a few
pieces of apple on top. Pour 1 cup
of 'cold water over the pudding,
and bake in a moderate oven for
3 hours, until well baked and
brown.

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Pot Roast
The less expensive cuts of
meat—which today are easier to
get than choice cuts—may be the
basis of attractive, flavorful
menus.
In this recipe for Pot Roast
with Tomato Gravy, prelimin-
ary browning in bottled salad oil
and long cooking over a slow
fire bring out the full meat fla-
vor of an inexpensive blade
oast. Tomato juice adds its own
zestful flavor to this economical
roast.
The following recipe will pro-
vide 6-8 servings:

4 to 5 pound pot roast; 4 tablespoons
bottled salad oil; 1 clove garlic, if
desired; 1,', teaspoon marjoram or
thyme; Yz cup vinegar; 1 cup water;
2 teaspoons salt; 1,14 teaspoon pepper;
cups bottled tomato juice; 4 table-
spoons flour; small onions, small
carrots.

Palestine Tranquility
Laid to Arab Disunity
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LONDON (JTA) — In the

opinion of some senior British
officials, Palestine is living "on
the slopes of a volcano," the
Jerusalem correspondent of the
London Times says, giving the
following reason why trouble has
not yet broken out:
The Arabs are hopelessly di-
vided and cannot present a united
front on a single question; Jew-
ish public opinion has been out-
raged and frightened by the
terrorism which was frequent
several months ago and has been
thrown on the side of the author-
ities; and the efficient reorgan-
ization and expansion of the
police force.
Superficially, the correspond-
ent writes, Palestine remains un-
usually tranquil, "but the real
danger would come should some
event bring into the arena the
bulk of the Jewish population,
which contains large numbers of
armed trained men and women."

cheese, and place a mound of the
cheese in the center of each
square. Wet the edges with cold
water and fold up to form little
bags. Seal well. Place in a
greased baking pan about. an
inch deep, with the sealed edges
underneath. Have enough space
between the bags to permit ris-
ing. Bake 10 minutes at 350 de-
grees F., then pour two cups of
tomato sauce over the dumplings.
Continue baking for 15 minutes
longer. Serve each dumpling with
some of the sauce.
Veal Salad
Combine 2 cups of dicekcook-
ed veal, 1 cup of diced celery,
1 /4 cup of minced green pepper
and 3/4 cup of French Dressing.
Chill 30 minutes. Add 1/2 cup of
either Russian Dressing, Chive
Mayonnaise or Horseradish May-
onnaise. Serve on escarole, and
garnish with tomato wedges and
1/2 cup of the dressing that was
used in the salad. To make Chive
Mayonnaise add 2 tablespoons of
finely cut chives to 1 cup of
mayonnaise. Horseradish May-
onnaise is made by adding 2
tablespoons of prepared horse-
radish to 1 cup of mayonnaise.

Berlin Jews List
Nazi Atrocities

BERLIN, (JTA)—Leaders of
the restored Jewish community
in Berlin submitted a memoran-
dum to the Allied authorities
giving a summary -of measures
taken by the Germans in the
Reich against the Jews, begin-
ning with 1933 when Hitler came
to power.
The memorandum, prepared
at the request of the Allied au-
thorities, reveals one instance
when the Reichsvereinigung of
Jews in Germany, central Jew-
ish body under the Nazi regime,
successfully sabotaged Gestapo
orders and prevented deporta-
tion of 2,310 Jews.
Among the Berlin Jewish
leaders executed or deported to
extermination camps were: Dr.
Otto Hirsch, president of the
Reichsvereinigung of the Jews
in Germany, Dr. Martin Brasch,
Dr. Conrad Conn, Bruno Men-
delsohn, Otto Goldstein, Fritz
Lamm, Julius Blumenthal, Al-
fred Selbiger, Alfred Joseph,
George Juliusburger, Dr. Ep-
stein, Dr. Levy, Miss Wagner,
Dr. Loser and Dr. Bukofzer.

Kovno Jewish Leader
Slain Defying Nazis

JERUSALEM, (JTA) — The
story of the heroic death at the
hands of the Germans of Isaac
Bloch, a leader of the Lithuanian
Betar, a Revisionist organization,
was disclosed this week when
troops of the Jewish Brigade,
now stationed in Austria, en-
countered liberated Lithuanian
Jews.
According to a lettter from one
of the Brigaders, Bloch was
among several hundred Jews
whom the Gestapo collected in
a Kovno synagogue. He strode
to the platform before the Nazis
realized what he was dding, he
shouted:
"You Germans won't destroy
our people. Brother Jews," he
continued, turning toward the
prisoners, "be prepared to die
for the glory of God."
Before he could go on, a
Gestapo man fired at him.
(From Mrs. Bellin's standard vol-

Brown pot roast in hot salad
oil. Add garlic, marjoram or
thyme, vinegar, one-half cup of
the water, .salt and pepper. Cov-
er tightly and simmer for about
two hours. Add tomato- juice and
continue simmering for one hour
longer or until tender. Onions
and carrots may be cooked sep-
arately or added to 'pot roast
about 30 minutes before meat is ume, "The Jewish Cook Book", Bloch
done. Arrange meat and vege- Publishing Co., by special arrange-
Thou shalt love thy neighbor
between the publishers and the
tables on a hot platter. Remove ment
as thyself.—Leviticus 19:18
Independent Jewish Press Service.)
garlic, if used. Make a paste of
the four tablespoons of flour and
the remaining half cup of water.
Stir into liquid in pan and cook
until thick and smooth.
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Baked Cheese Dumplings
With Tomato Sauee
Prepare baking powder biscuit
dough, and roll out Vs inch thick.
Cut into 6-inch squares. Measure
2/3 of a cup of grated American

Page Seventeen

Hospitalized GI Gets Prayer Book

A prayer book from the National Jewish 'Welfare Board is a
welcome gift to PFC. SAMUEL SCHECHTER of New York City,
shown here with RABBI ROBERT P. JACOBS at Moore General
Hospital, Swannanoa, N. C. Beside visitations from rabbis is
one of many JWB services for hospitalized military personneL

Jewish Chess Champion

MOSCOW (JPS)—David
Bronstein, 20 year old Soviet
Jewish chess player, won third
prize, four thousand rubles,
playing against veteran cham-
pions in the national chess tour-
naments here, in which he was
the youngest competitor. After
a drawn out and bitterly con-
tested game, young Bronstein
defeated Romanovsky, the old-
est player at the tournament, to
take third place.

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