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Here are some recipes you ferred, arranging the rolls close
will want to use during the together in double or triple
rows. Be sure the sauce comes
Sukkot festival:
to the top. Bake at 375° F.
HOLISKES
for
30 minutes, turning care-
2 pounds of chopped beef
fully to brown each side lightly.
1/2 cup long grain rice
• 2 eggs
Boiling water may be added if
1 large onion, grated
necessary, shaking the pan to
1 large carrot, grated
1 teaspoonful salt (or to taste) distribute the sauce. Serve hot
Combine thoroughly and let with mashed potatoes, boiled
stand in the refrigerator while rice or spaghetti. Serves 10
preparing the cabbage leaves or more.
Variation: If using grapevine
as follows:
leaves, be sure to select perfect
18 to 24 leaves of cabbage
(cut from medium or large leaYes. Wash first in cold water
cabbage)
then drain and cover with boil-
Boiling water to cover
ing water. Cover and let stand
Cover and let stand till leaves till wilted. Drain and use like
are wilted and soft enough to the cabbage leaves in above
handle. Drain and let stand in recipe. If leaves are small, place
a colander over boiling water, 2 together for • sizeable rolls.
if desired for easier handling Cook, then bake as above.
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and filling. Place a ball of the
meat mixture in the center of
For this holiday it has been
each drained cabbage leaf in customary to serve the follow-
turn; starting from the thick ing pastry:
portion of the leaf, roll up, tuck-
FLUDEN, Basic Recipe
ing in the two ends securely
while forming into rolls. Place Crust:
21,/2 cups sifted all-purpose flour
each roll in a 2- or 21/2-inch
3 /4 teaspoon salt
3 /4 cup softened vegetable
deep heavy frying pan, close
shortening
together, and add the follow-
5 to 6 tablespoons ice cold w
2
tablespoons
sugar
ing mixture to cover:
1 teaspoon grated lemon or

1.6

cup lemon juice or vinegar
(or 1/2 teaspoon citric acid
crystals)
41.1 cup dark brown sugar
(or to taste)
11/2 to 2 cups tomato sauce
(home-made or canned)
Water added till sufficient to
cover the filled rolls in pan.

Cover and bring to a boil.
Reduce heat to a steady simmer
and let cook 30 minutes. Lift
out each filled roll into a
suitable baking pan, glass pre-

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orange rind (optional)

Sift together flour an salt
in
into a mitring bowl, then
the softened shortening ti the
se
mixture forms little peas.
two knives or a pastry blende
Add the ice water, a little at
a time, while mixing till it
begins to form a ball of dough,
then add the sugar and grated
fruit rind and continue to pat
together. Chill in refrigerator
while preparing the fillings as
below:

Fillings: 1st filling may be either
grated raw apple mixture or
chopped, dried fruits—propor-
tions as follows:
Combine:
2 cups grated raw apple,
tightly packed
4 tablespoons sugar
1 A teaspoon cinnamon
(or more to suit taste)
A dash of nutmeg
3 tablespoons fine cracker or dry
cake crumbs
(If using dried fruits like
prunes, pears, apricots, put
these through a food chopper
for best results)
2nd filling:
1 cup chopped seeded raisins
1 /2 cup chopped nuts (any kind)
1/2 cup fine crumbs
1 tablespoon grated oranr*e
1 tablespoon wine or fruit juice
3rd filling:
1 cup cherry, red raspberry or
strawberry preserves
1/2 cup fine crumbs
V2 cup finely chopped nuts of
any kind

Divide chilled pastry into
three parts. Roll out one part
into as thin a sheet as possi-
ble large enough to fit into a
7 1/2x11-inch baking pan, lightly
dusted with flour, bringing up
pastry along all four sides
about 1/4-inch. Spread Filling
No. 1. Roll out second ball of
pastry in the same way and
pierce with a fork. Arrange
over filling, bringing up sides
a little. Spread Filling No. 2.
Cover with the 3rd railed out
pastry dough, treated like the
2n1 pastry, then spread the 3rd
Filing evenly over top, sprin-
kling mixed crumbs and
chopped nuts over all, in
swirls or evenly. Bake in a
pre-heated oven 25 to 30 min-
utes at 425° F, or till crust
edges are lightly browned. Cut
into squares or oblong sections
when cold, right in the pan,
and lift out each section care-
fully with a spatula or broad
knife.
Variation Topping: Save some
of the rolled out pastry for a
lattice top.

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