Turover's 63rd Year
to Be Marked Nov. 5
Cookery and Semantics . . . Lucy Horton's Recipes
The 63rd anniversary of
the Turover Aid Society will
take place Nov. 5 at Cong.
Bnai Moshe, with Mrs. Ben
Grant, chairman, and Mrs.
Julius Honeyman, co-chair-
man.
Highlights will be an or-
chestra for dancing, enter-
tainment and cocktails pre-
ceding dinner. Guests are in-
vited.
For reservations, call Mrs.
Grant, 342-6250, or Mrs. Hon-
eyman, 398-2627.
YOUR CANDID COLOR
ALBUM
FINER
When a cookbook also be-
comes a study in semantics ,
it gains added interest.
This is the case with
"Country Commune Cooking"
by Lucy Horton, published
by Coward, McCann and Geo-
ghegan.
For example, there is the
Total Loss Spinach Blintzes
recipe and we are offered
Kremsils that sound like
the old-fashioned Passover
khremzlakh.
Due credit is given to con-
tributors and Prairie Dog
Village, Calif., is credited
with this one for Bagels:
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AND ASSOCIATES
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DIMENSION IN PHOTOGRAPHY
So — in the study of words
— we now have Kremsils and
the housewife can prepare
them on the basis of this rec-
ipe in the Horton book:
BAGELS
RAE MS ILS
Yes, really. Very impressive
2 packages yeast
2 cups warm potato water
(see note)
1 tablespoon honey
V. cup oil
4 eggs, slightly beaten
1 tablespoon salt
8 cups hole wheat flour
2 quarts water
WILL BE
WHEN PHOTOGRAPHED BY
To form the bagels, divide the
dough after its second kneading
into four parts. Roll each part
out long In your hands, and di-
vide it into six portions. Roll
each part between your hands
until it's about 6 Inches long.
Then wet ends, and pinch to-
gether to form a doughnut. When
the bagels are prepared, drop
them into the boiling water one
or two at • time. They will sink
to the bottom, then slowly rise
to the surface. As each one sur-
faces, turn it and boil one more
minute on the second side. Then
place on an oiled baking sheet.
Bake the bagels at 450 . for 10
to 15 minutes, or until golden
brown. Makes 24.
This, from Mona of the Mother.
lode in Oregon, Is an old family
recipe. Mateo meal might sound
like an exotic ingredient, but
mothers sometimes send it to
their Children at the commune
for the Passover season, when
Sprinkle yeast over the potato
water mixed with the honey, and
let sit 5 minutes to dissolve. Add
the remaining ingredients ex-
cept the water; mix well; then
knead for 10 minutes. Set in an
oiled bowl, turn to oil top, cover
with a towel, and let rise until
doubled in a warm place. Punch
down and knead again until
smooth and elastic.
Meanwhile, bring the water to
a boil in a large saucepan or
pot.
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their daughter Janice to
Gary Zeltzer, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George M. Zeltzer of
Rensselaer Ave., Oak Park.
Mies Berger received her
:bachelor of arts degree in
art history at State Univer-
sity of New York in New
Palls. She will begin gradu-
ate studies at Michigan State
University in January.
Mr. Zeltzer, a senior major-
ing in economics at Michigan
State University, plans to
enter the University of Michi-
gan law school next fall.
The couple will be married
this winter in Levittown.
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space and "Blintzes" are not
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their Jewishness, however,
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and by Lucy Horton they are
Chairmen of the 38th donor luncheon, to be held
treated internationally. Hers
noon Nov. 14 at the Raleigh House, are (from left) Mes-
is not a Jewish cook book,
dames Molly Kobrin, Sam Weinman and Morris Green-
but there's plenty of recipes
berg; seated: Mesdames Larry Shapiro, Bella Cohen,
usable by our ladies. .
The Lucy Itorton "Country donor chairman, and Joseph Rodman. Not shown are
Mesdames Harry Brown, Phil Bricker and Irving Wax-
Commune Cooking" book
man. Jackie Crampton will narrate a fashion show and
gets a mighty good recom-
prizes will be awarded. The club will meet 8 p.m. Monday
mendation from Raymond A.
at the Whitehall Apts club house. Husbands are invited..
Sokolov, New York Times
food editor .
This fine book is interest-
inglv illustrated by Judith St
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Two young leaders will be member and as a member
The Jewish
Center will
Parents
Without
Partners
hold honored at a joint meeting of the community relations
of the board of governors of division of Federation.
its first open meeting of the the Jewish Welfare Feder-
President of the junior
season 9 p.m. Nov. 5 at the ation and the United Jew- division of Federation in
10 Mile branch.
ish Charities. 8 p.m." Nov. 1969, Nachman was honored
All Jewish single parents 21. at the Jewish Center. that year as recipient of the
age 25-50 are invited. For
The awards, given an- William E. Boesky Award
information, or to add a
nually to those showing out- of the junior division,
name to the mailing list, call
Nachman, a member of
standing leadership poten-
group services, 341-4200.
tial, will be given this year Detroit Men's ORT chapter
to Mrs. John L. Greenberg and Detroit chapter of Amer-
ican Technion Society, is
and Allan Nachman.
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ela a-1
Mrs. Greenberg, recipient o ti n ons tha end co th m emu in ntie ty rnat r ion
of the Sylvia Simon Green-
relations
committees
of
the
By
berg Award, is a member
of the board of women's Jewish Community Council.
Ruth
lie and his wife Joy are
division of the Jewish Wel-
fare Federation. She has members of Cong Adas Sha-
Sirkis
heen active in the . Allied lour which he serves as a
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Jewish Campaign for several financial secretary.
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JTA. lac.)
years, holding the position
Federation's young leader-
of day cha irman in the ship awards honor service to
Phonogift chive and instruct- the community and encour-
TAIGLAKH
One of my readers wrote to ing workers, for the cam- age the development of lead-
ership among its younger
me recently, asking for this paign. .
Her activities within the members. The Frank A.
recipe. She said in her letter
that many years ago her Federation community in- Wetsman Memorial Leader-
mother was famous for the elude the chairmanship of ship Award was established
taiglakh she used to make, the annual fall forum. She by Mrs. Frank A. Wetsman
but the reader herself did not serves on the health and and William M. Wetsman in
learn how to make them. In welfare division of Feelers- honor of their husband and
case you do not know, taig- Lion and Is a member of the father. The Sylvia Simon
lakh are small pieces of children and adolescent corn- Greenberg Award was set
dough cooked in a honey mittee of the Jewish Family up in 1965 by the late Sam-
syrup. This delicacy is served and Children's Service. uel S. Greenberg and his
Mrs. Greenberg is special sons Ronald and John L.,
as a sweet accompanying a
drink. There are several events chairman of the De- to honor the memory of their
ways to prepare this tradi- troit Institute of Arts' Draw- wife and mother.
The awards include a
tional dish, and they are all ing and Print Club.
good.
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Primrose Benevolent Maps Donor
6 to 8 eggs
2 cups unsalted matzo meal
2 cups milk
cupcottage cheese
1tra teaspoon vanilla
1/2 cup oil
1 teaspoon salt
t4 cup raisins, currants or
chopped nuts (optional)
Beat the eggs until light. Add
the other ingredients, and bear
until smooth. Drop by spoonfuls
onto a well-oiled briddle, and
bake quickly. Watch carefully
for burning. Serve with jam,
honey or syrup to 4 to 6.
Single Parents
First Open Meeting
Moot of TN, Best Pr,ret Froth F■sh from the tale and pr.ntimp
255-3777
Friday, Oct. 27, 1972-29
Mrs. Greenberg, Allan Nachman
Award Winners, to Be Honored
Plan at CJFWF General Assembly
tai
Gonik's Kosher Meat, Fish & Poultry
Pullets
40' lb.
Shoulder Steak , $1.37 lb.
Rob Steaks .
SI.21 lb.
Jews are supposed to refrain
from other types of flour. These
are just wonderful.
THE DETROIT JEWISH HEWS
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The other interests 'of the 'grant which enables the
3 eggs
Greenberg Award winner in - young leaders to attend the
I tablespoon oil
dude membership in the annual general assembly of
Matzo cake meal
Syrup
Brandeis University National the Council of Jewish Fed-
8 ounces honey
Women's Committee, Iladas- erations and Wefare Funds.
4 ounces sugar
sah, National Council of The Detroit award winners,
1 teaspoon ground ginger
1/2 cup chopped walnuts
Jewish Women and Sinai along with other young lead-
1. Beat eggs well Add fat and
ers from around the country
enough meal to form a soft Hospital Women's Guild.
and from Canada, will be
dough. Roll dough by hand on
MTS. Greenberg, a former
a board sprinkled with meal
honored at the assembly in
into long
stri p s of fi nger faculty member at Wayne
Toronto, Nov. 8-12.
thickness. Cut half-inch length
pieces. Bake for 10 minutes State University, is the wife
In 350° oven In a floured pan. of attorney John L. Green-
2. Prepare the syrup: Mix the
ber g They have two chil-
honey, sugar and ginger and
bring to a boll. Add pieces dren,. Stephen and Sylvia.
of dough and the nuts. Boil
Nachman, the recipient of
slowly, stirring until a drop
of the honey In cold water
the Frank A. W et 6 m an I Criterion Club for single
makes a firm ball.
a
Memorial
Leadership Award, adults will host a masque-
S. Pour the mixture onto
partner in the law firm rade ball 9 p.m. Saturday
moistened board, flatten wits
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arh:so cold, ol
d uw
yorintinsd,:;. sq
Criterion's Ball
to Be Masquerade
Hyman
and Rice. A board at -the Southfield Civic Cen-
a
member of the Detroit Serv- , ter.
The public will be web
RITA REICHMAN, who ice Group, he was chosen to -
will appear in recital under be a member of the national ' come.
Music for dancing will be
the auspices of the Redford 1972 United Jewish Appeal
Township Music Society, 8 Young Leadership Cabinet. provided by Joe Miller, his
p.m. Nov. 4 at Masonic He served as vice chairman vocalist, and orchestra. A
Temple, will perform works of the real tate and b•ild- grand march, social mixers
by Bach, Haydn, Beethoven, ing division the 1972 Se- and ref ishments are plan-
: Schubert and Chopin. Miss troit Allieci Jewish Cam- ' ned . C. h prizes will be
Reichman, 15. has played at paign-Israel Emergenc Y ZISS:'rdec for outstanding cos-
• tun s in each of five cate-
, the White House and has Fund.
won many honors in her
He has been a mere her of goi.es.
For information. call pro-
young life, both for her the Young Leadership lost'.
' Playing and for her compo tote for Federation, serve, gram chairman Pearl Green-
as a Fresh Air Society hoar(' stein, 3993718
sitions.
.