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December 05, 1969 - Image 33

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Publication:
The Detroit Jewish News, 1969-12-05

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Frozen Vea-etable 1 ) Ian' in it :41(1(A

Efros Drug Company

TEL AVIV—Can fruits and veg-
etables be "fresher than fresh?"
"Of course," answers Charles W.
Lubin of Chicago, but only if they
are properly frozen •
Lubin, 65, heads a group of
American investors who, with their
Israel counterparts, arc now put-
ting up a $3,500,000 plant in Ash-
dod, southern Israel. Construction
on the 5,000 square meter building,
which was started several weeks
ago, without the fanfare of a cor-
nerstone-laying ceremony. should
be finished by the summer of 1970.
"Our first products will be on ,

51k1

z. - -; as if people's lives depended on them. At lowest prices!

NEW
ELEANS
MALI



Dubb's Contr', Kitchen



Sherri's



tiros Drug Company



Fabulous Star Bakery



Bud Rollins Shoes



The Bootery



Pickwick Shop



Bab's Hair Fashions



Rigsby Shoe Service



Ala's Barber Shop



Room At The Bottom



the Israel market in July 1970, if
all goes according to schedule,"
he says. At present, it is planned I
to produce such items as cauli-
flower, brussel sprouts, carrots,
broccoli
beans
spinach
corn
By RUTH SINKIS
melon balls), strawberries — and
(Copyright 1969, JTA, Inc.)
"French fried potatoes." They will
STUFFED EGGS
all bear the label "Sunfrost Qual-
Stuffed eggs can be an elegant
ity Foods." A considerable part of
these foods will be earmarked for solution to an entertainment prob-
lem. They are easy to prepare,
export to Europe.
they are very tasty, and also love-
The Master would not discuss ly to look at. You can stuff hard
with colorful fillings of
prodigies, prowess, lawlessness, or boiled eggs
many different flavors and textures.
the supernatural.
—Sayings of Confucius The fillings can be red with horse-
radish; golden with mustard;
i crunchy with bith of onions; or
extravagant, filled with caviar.
Serve them at cocktail parties, re-
ceptions, or as a first course in a
gala dinner.

e wish 11eais

HARVARD ROW

KOSHER MEATS & POULTRY, Inc.

ORIGINATORS OF THE HARVARD ROAST!

I.

ALL MEAT CUT AND WRAPPED

TO YOUR SATISFACTION

2.

21780 W. 11 MILE, SOUTHFIELD

Located in the Harvard Row Mall

FREE DELIVERY • EL 6-5110-1

Dealers Association

Member Detroit
Kosher Meat

Super Special

HOT DOGS
KNOCKS

Or

12-oz.
Cello
Pkg.

73c

White & Pike

GEFILTE FISH

9 2 9

Qt.
Jar

Liquid or Jelled
Broth

69`

1-1b,
Can

All Grinds

White Star

Creamy

Rich

SOUR CREAM

Pint 39C
Carton

Hanuka Special

Strait's or Carmel

POTATO
PANCAKE MIX

133 c; o
x x is

MILK

2 1

/2 Gat. 89

We Reserve
Right to Limit
Quantity

Special Label

Extra Super Special

INSTANT
COFFEE
114

Lipton Flo Titre

Fruitcrest Pure

11-oz.
Jar

TEA BAGS

Kosher-Pane

klemischewita

MARGARINE

Pkg,

COCKTAIL
SAUCE

.7:19c

1.1b.

WHOLE
APRICOTS

Strawberry or
Black Bing Cherry

It:- 89'

SOY Sea

Hunt's

PRESERVES

3 ;it. 89`

55`

DAIRY SPECIALS

Borden's—Lite-Line

33c

6-oz. Box 31c

Yuban

Chase & Sanborn

COFFEE

Hanuka Special

Cans

Hawuke

Super Special

Carmel Brand

Just Slice-Pry a Eat
It's Delicious -

POTATO
PANCAKE
MIXES

14-ox.
Can

29`

Libby—French Cut

GREEN
BEANS

MACARONI
SUPREME

16-oz.
Can

17 c

1 p acc o g i

$100

Wakefield or
Empress

KING
CRAB MEAT
$129

6-oz.
Pkg.

Boston Bonnie

FISH STICKS

1-lb. 49`
Pkg.

Heat and Serve

Super Special

Reynolds Wrap

ALUMINUM
FOIL
is

inch
by 25 ft.

""

49`

Super Speekil

Fruitcrest

Flavorliouse

Vilonwe C Enriched

Dry Roosted

Unsweetened

PEANUTS

&oz. 39C
Jar

PRUNE JUICE

Bottles

$100

35c each

ROZEN FOOD SPECIALS

Birdseye

Kosher Parr.
Milady or
Downy Flake

POTATO
PANCAKES

310-oz.

Pkg. 89`

Heat and Serve

Jesse Jewell or

Roger Royal

CHICKEN
LIVERS

L k
P
o g x ,

33

PRODUCE SPECIALS

Special Label

CRISCO OIL

For Salads

Cooking-Baking

a-tot%

79c

ROYAL
PUDDINGS

PERSIMMONS

All Flavors

LARGE SIZE

Regular or Instant

your

Box

choice

10`

Super-Exotic-Tasty

3 for 29`

FOR YOUR SPECIAL PARTIES OR OTHER EVENTS . . .

Sweet As Honey

INDIAN RIVER

"THE-ARISTOCRAT-

CALIFORNIA
HONEYDEWS
,
49 ea.

SEEDLESS
GRAPEFRUIT

OF-THE-MELON-

Meat

You'll Also Be Delighted With
Our Very, Very Best Delicious

Trays,
Call . . .

4 for 35`

FAMILY"

CRANSHAWS

Jumbo
8-Size

49

, ea.

Produce Specials Good Friday, Saturday, Sunday

TRY OUR

STRICTLY KOSHER TRAY SERVICE
JO 6-4640
Free Delivery
KOSHER BAR-B-Q CHICKEN

Dairy or
For

4.

5.

HANUKA STARTED AT SUNDOWN THURS., DEC. 4th

Manishewitz

3.

Sid Mirves, John Katz, Irving Zaks, Proprietors

HANUKA GREETINGS TO ALL OUR FRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS

Strictly 1

For 24 halves—golden filling



12 hard boiled eggs
.4 cup mayonnaise

FEATURING CHOICE AND PRIME CUTS OF BEEF.

UNDER THE BRIGHT ORANGE ROOF at GREENFIELD and 10 MILE ROADS

Extra Super Special!
Feinberg's

' THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Friday, December 5, 1969-33

FRESH FISH DEPARTMENT

The finest and largest selection in the area. We clean,
bone, skin and grind all fish free of charge. For

special service call

JO 6-4640

cup mustard
tsp. pepper

Use fresh eggs so the yolk will he In
the center of the egg. Cook them for
about 20 minutes till hard. Rinse in
cold water for easier peeling.
Peel the eggs carefully. Cut them
into halves, lengthwise or crosswise.
Take out the volks.
Mash the yolks with a fork or force
them through a sieve. Add the other
ingredients and mix till smooth.
Use a cake decorating bag with a bIg
star tip. Put the filling in it and
press into the (soles of the hard
boiled whites (or use a teaspoon).
Garnish with bits of olives, pimento,
or parsley. You can also sprinkle red
paprika on top.
s

A DESSERT FOR WAISTLINE
WATCHERS
Everyone should have a receipe
for a low-calorie dessert. It is good
and useful when you want to hap-
pily end a rich meal. It is also
handy when you crave a sweet
dessert after a diet meal.
The dessert is made out of rhu-
barb, which the dietitians tell us
has almost no calories. In many
slimming diets, rhubarb is consid-
ered a "free" food. Here it is
"dressed up" with other ingredi-
ents to give it body, make it hand-
some and very tasty.

2 lbs. rhubarb
2 cups of water

6-8 saccharin tablets

2 Tbls. unflavored gelatin
2 tsp. cherry extract
4 drops red food coloring

1. Clean and , cut up rhubarb to one
Inch pieces.
2. Cook the rhubarb in 2 cups of water
about 12 minutes over medium heat

or until tender.
3. Add the saccharin and mix gently
till it dissolves completely. Taste,

and add more tablets if you prefer

it sweeter.'
4. Soften gelatin in 14 cup of cold wa-
ter. Add to hot rhubarb, continue
heating till dissolved, for about 3
minutes.
5. Remove from heat and let it cool
slightly. Add cherry extract and feed

coloring.

6. Chill in dessert glasses or in a Mold
for 3-4 hours.

* x *
Ruth Sirkis' last column, for
Hanuka Ponchekes, omitted In
the ingredients cup of milk.

Israel's Delicacies
Available in U.S.

New in the international food
market, and now available in local
food stores, are Israel's piquant
oriental dips and snacks—humas
(chickpeas ground with sesame
seeds), tehina (a sesame dressing)
and felafel (a mix made from
chickpeas and fried in small
croquettes).
For information about these ori-
ental delicacies and new foods
from Israel, contact ATID, 111 W.
40th St.. New York.

Hanuka Dance Festival

Set by Revisionists

Zionist-Revisionists of Greater
Detroit will sponsor a llanuka
dance festival. S p.m. Saturday at
Young Israel Center of Oak Woods.
Music will be supplied by Eric

Hosenow and his Continentals.

Cantor Joscipli IlirtMolz will per-
form the candle-lighting ceremony
and chant liturgical and folk selec-
tions.
Refreshments w ill he served.
Proceeds will go to the National
Israeli Sick Fund.
For reservations, call Steven
Goblin, 1.1 7-36t16; Simon Ciek, TR
3-5757: or Norman Horowitz, $44-
8813. Guests are welcome.

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