THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
28—Friday, July 30, 1971
MUSIC TO PLEASE
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HY HERMAN
and his Orchestra
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Portraits by
as always fine
quality photography
Merrillwcod Bldg. Mall
Birmingham
251 Merrill, cor. Woodward
Dinner Sunday Planned
by Criterion Singles
Criterion Club for single adults
will have dinner Sunday at Syd's
in Algonac, announced President
Betty Weinberg.
A motorcade from the Oak Park
Community Center parking lot
will leave at 1 p.m. Guests will
be limited by transportation avail-
able.
For information, call Miss Wein-
berg, 532-8855; or Bertha Miller,
KE 2-7870.
Movsas Goldoftas to Be
Remembered at Meeting
Linda ,1L Rothenbeiv,
Lice Klein Engaged
People Make News
Prof. SOLOMON POLL of the College in Wheaton, Ill. Thursday.
department of sociology, Bar-Ilan Mrs. Abramsohn taught adult be-
University, has taken up his new ginner piano classes at Oakland
post as dean of the faculty of University.
social sciences. Prof. Poll received
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his PhD at the University of Penn-
Dt.VID
G. MILES, vice presi-
sylvania- and from 1964 served as
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professor of sociology at the Uni- dent of the Hartman Group, Inc.,
versity of New Hampshire. In ommercial realtors, was elected
1966, Prof. Poll served as a re- president of the Cornell Club of
search consultant at Johns Hop- Michigan. Miles succeeds ROBERT
kins Medical School on a project KASLE, vice pres..1,:nt of Kasle
relating genetic differences of Steel Co. Carole Rubiner was elect-
Ashkenazi and Sephardic Jews to ed secretary. Miles was graduated
from Cornell University in 1965.
different diseases.
.
A memorial meeting for the late
Movsas Goldoftas will be held
Every revolution evaporates, and
Detroit attorney MORTON E.
2 p.m. Sunday at the Workmen's
SCHNEIDER will serve as presi- and leaves behind only the slime
Circle Center.
dent of the Michigan Trial Law- of a new bureaucracy.
The Farband City Committee
yers Association for the coming,
—Franz Kafka.
647-5730
is sponsoring the event, open to
MISS LINDA ROTHENBERG
year. Irving Kroll is MTLA imme-
the community. Mr. Goldoftas was
diate past president. Richard M.
a longtime active leader in Labor
BY POPULAR DEMAND!
Mr. and Mrs. Harry L. Rothen- Markus of Cleveland is president
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new
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to
Miss Rothenberg is a senior in
Summer
dental hygiene at the University Hungary and Poland. Wershoff,
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Her fiance is a pre-law senior- at principal, is a career diplomat
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By
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399-1320
MARYAN FLEISHER ABRAM-
SOHN, Southfield piano teacher,
will be guest speaker at Wheaton
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ARMENIAN COOKBOOK
A new cookbook was just re-
cently published, and I was very
eager to leaf through it . . . The
book is c a 11 e d "The Art of
Armenian Cooking" by Rose Ba-
boian (Doubleday & Co., Inc.),
and has about 200 recipes of
Armenian d i s h e s. Mrs. Baboian
explains that the Armenian kitchen
was influenced by Russian, Turk-
' ish, Jewish and Arab cuisines. And
indeed I found there many recipes
that are well known in Israel,
which can be explained by simi-
larity of sources of influence. Some
of my favorite sweets, candies and
cakes can be found in the book,
like Baklava, Lokoom, Kadeyif and
Mamoul (recipe given here.)
However, I do have some re-
marks about the way the book
is put together. I didn't care too
much for alphabetical order of
dishes which puts desserts before
stews, and cakes before main
dishes. I also have reservations
about the way the ingredients are
listed in the recipes. They are
not clearly -narked and it takes
some time to know what ingre-
dients you have to buy or prepare.
Here is a recipe for cookies I re-
member eating in Israel—the way
it is given in the book:
Aleppo Mamoul
Bake at 375 degrees for 15 minutes
(makes about 31/2 dozen).
Place in large mixing bowl 2 cups
semolina flour or farina or quick
cream of wheat (semolina may be
purchased from Near Eastern stores).
Stir in 1 cup melted warm sweet but-
ter or margarine and 6 this. warm
milk. Let it stand for 1 hour.
Mix in PA cups sifted flour, 1 cup
sugar, and 1 /4 cup shortening. Knead
until well blended.
Cut dough into walnut-sized pieces.
Shape as a cone. Then shape a hole
in each piece. Fill with 1 1/2 tsp. nut
filling (given below).
Arrange' 2 inches apart on ungreased
baking sheet. Bake in quick moderate
oven (375 degrees) for about 15 min-
utes until mamouls are firm. Sprinkle
confectioners' sugar on a baking
sheet. Place hot mamouls over sugar.
Then sprinkle confectioners' sugar gen-
erously on tops of mamouls, or spread
marshmallow fluff on mamouls instead
of confectioners' sugar.
Nut Filling
Mix together 1 1/2 cups finely chopped
walnuts, 2 tbls. sugar, 1 tbls. cinnamon
and 1 tbls. butter.
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