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THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS
Federation Women Meeting Due
Reservations are still
available for the 1975 Wom-
en's Division annual meet-
ing of the Jewish Welfare
Federation to be held noon
Wednesday at Cong. Beth
Achim.
The business meeting will
include an election of Divi-
sion officers and board of
governors, a vote on amend-
ments to the Division's corp.: .
stitiltion and by-laws and
an Allied Jewish Campaign-
Israel Emergency Fund
progress report.
A nostalgic presentation
aped recollections of
Ash community lead-
ers, and historic Division
slides and photographs
will commemorate the 75th
year of the United Jewish
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Complete .Coverage
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Charities and the 50th an-
niversary of Federation.
Annual meeting reserva-
tions may be made by call-
ing the JWF Women's Divi-
sion office, 965-3939. There
is a charge for a buffet
luncheon.
Hadassah Member
Is Mother of Year
NEW YORK — Josie
Wainman Burson of Mem-
phis, a member of the na-
tional board of Hadassah
and a past national vice
president, was named
American Mother of the
Year for 1975 by the Na-
tional American Mothers'
Committee.
Mrs. Burson is national
constitution chairman and a
deputy member of the ac-
tions committee of the
World Zionist Organization
and a member of the Na-
tional Zionist Affairs Com-
mittee.
On a local level, Mrs. Bur-
son has been active in
United Jewish Appeal and
Israel Bonds activities. She
has participated in World
Zionist Congresses in Israel
and visited the Soviet Union
as a participant in a Hadas-
sah study mission. She was
a delegate of the World Con-
ference of Jewish Communi-
ties on Soviet Jewry held in
Brussels in 1971.
SERVING ONLY
PRIME AND
CHOICE MEATS
SINGER'S
Kosher Meats 1 1
Poultry Mkt.
Member Detroit Retail
Kosher Meat Dealers Assoc. &
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WE DELIVER
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By NORMA BARACH
(Copyright 1975, JTA, Inc.)
Several people have re-
quested a recipe for felafel,
one of Israel's most popular
"street foods." The follow-
ing is a lot of work, but has
a nice taste. Serve the fela-
fel balls hot with toothpicks
as hors d'oeuvres or tucked
in a pita (Middle Eastern
bread) with cut up tomatoes
and cucumbers and tehina
(ground sesame) sauce.
will get puffy, forming a pocket
which can be filled. Do not let pi-
tas get brown. Freeze in plastic
bag and reheat frozen just long
enough to warm. Unfrozen and
stored in plastic bags they'll keep
a few days.
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YEAST
PAREVE
DOUGH
By
STRAWBERRY
Preserves
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12 oz jar
Hawaiian
Punch
Extra
Super Special
Chicago Brand
strictly kosher
variety of
SALAMI or
BOLOGNA
flavors
46 oz can
1 or 2 lb. size
49c
59C
$ 1145
lb
1
Not too long ago, I pub-
lished a recipe in this col-
umn for a refrigerator yeast
dough using sour cream.
Judging by the response r
received, the recipe was a
popular one. Now I'd like to
pass along to you another
refrigerator yeast dough
recipe — this time one that
is_pareve.
1 lb. dry chickpeas
6 tbsps. wheat germ
2 garlic cloves
2 tsps. salt
3 tsps. ground cumin
1/2 tsp. ground coriander oil
Soak chickpeas in water to
cover for 24 hours. Peel them.
Grind the chickpeas and garlic in
a grinder twice. Mix with wheat
germ and spices. Form into balls
about 1 inch in diameter. Deep fry
the balls in hot oil. Drain and
serve hot. Makes about 40 balls.
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1 oz. fresh yeast
1/2 cup warm water
PITA
My last recipe told how to
make felafel balls. Now how
about trying your hand at
making pita, the -Middle
Eastern bread? The pita
may be filled with felafel
and vsalad and tehina
(ground sesame seed sauce)
to make a traditional
Mideast sandwich or used
simply like a roll for any
kind of sandwich. My fam-
ily enjoys eating hamburg-
ers in them. Remember, a
very hot oven is essential for
baking the pita!
1 oz. fresh yeast
1 tsp. sugar
1'./2 cups lukewarm water
4 1/2 cups flour (approx.)
1 1/2 tsps. salt
Dissolve yeast and sugar in the
lnkewaim water. Put flour and
salt in a large bowl. Make a well
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in center and add the yeast mix-
ture. Knead thoroughly until
dough is smooth and elastic. Div-
' ide the dough into 24 balls. Place
on ungreased cookie sheets, cover
with a clean towel and let rise
30-40 minutes in a warm place.
Roll each ball into a fairly thin
pancake about '/s of an inch thick.
Place on ungreased cookie sheet
and let rise 20-30 minutes in a
warm place. Place each cookie
sheet in a 500-degree pre-heated
oven for 2 to 3 minutes. The pitas
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FRESH FISH DEPARTMENT
The finest and largest selection in the
area. We clean, bon., skin and grind
all fish has of charge. For special
service call
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2 sticks margarine
3 tbsps. sugar
3 egg yolks
2 and 3/4 cups flour
V2 cup liquid non-dairy creamer
3 egg whites
1 scant cup sugar
11/2 cups nuts, chopped
1 cup chocolate chips (minia-
ture)
Dissolve yeast in warm water.
Cream margarine, sugar and egg
yolks. Add yeast, creamer and
flour. Mix well. Cover and refri-
gerate overnight.
Divide dough into two balls.
With floured hands, on a well
floured board, roll each ball into a
farily thin rectangle. Beat the egg
whites until stiff, then gradually
add sugar and beat until all is
blended. Spread one-half the egg
whites on each rectangle.
Put the 3/4 cup nuts and 1/2 cup
chocolate chips on each. Roll like
a jelly roll. Place each roll in a
greased tube or bundt pan, with
the rolled edge down, and pinch
together. Make sure your roll is
uniform in thickness or your cake
will be uneven. Cover and let rise
in a warm place for 11/2 hours.
Bake at 350 degrees for 50 Min-
utes.
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Hadassah to Honor
Members at Brunch
Detroit
Metropolitan
Chapter of Hadassah will
honor its contributors at a
brunch 11 a.m: June 3 at
Cong. Shaarey Zedek.
'Mrs. Oscar Band is chair-
man of the day, Mrs. Phillip
Sherman is donqi- records
chairman, and Mrs. Jack
Solway is program vice
piesident.
An original musical
presentation entitled "Ms.
1975," which
Hadassah
will include installation of
officers, will follow the
brunch at 12:30 p.m. and is
open to all members.
There is a charge for the
brunch, with proceeds
going to projects in Israeli
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MISS WILKINS
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley H.
Wilkins of Baltimore, Md.,
announce the -engagement
of their daughter Abigail
Miriam to Richard Steven
Berger, son of Mrs. Jack
Berger of Baltimore and the
late Mr. Berger.
Miss Wilkins, grand-
daughter of Benjamin Lai-
kin of Southfield and the
late Mrs. Laikin, was grad-
uated from college in Bryn
Mawr, Pa. Her fiance at-
tends graduate school at
Loyola College in Baltimore.
A June wedding is
planned.
August Wedding
for Linda Kaplan
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The Shavuot holiday is-
here, and I have for you this
week something really un-
usual — a dairy version of
gefilte fish, made into a
mold.
4 lbs. ground fish (pike, white-
fish, carp or buffalo)
' pint sweet cream
4 eggs, separated salt, pepper to
taste
2 medium grated onions
2 rounded tbsps. bread crumbs
or matzo meal
Mix all ingredients together
except egg whites, which are
beaten stiffly and added last. Pack
into large, well-greased mold.
Place into larger pan (half filled
. with water) and bake, foil cov-
ered, in 325-degree oven for two
hours. Unmold and serve hot.
In 1898 Spanish-Ameri-
can War ended Spanish rule
of Cuba, Santo Domingo,
Puerto Rico, Trinidad and
Tobago, opening them to
Jewish settlement.
Naomi
MUST GO
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HOT GEFILTE FISH
MOLD
BONN (JTA)—More than
25 percent of all West Ger-
mans, and especially young
people, believe that a new
Hitler could rise in Ger-
many if there were a serious
crisis, according to a survey
carried out by the Infas
public opinion poll.
About 50 percent of the
population did not believe
this. Seventy-five percent of
the people said they wanted
to forget the past and that
television and radio pro-
grams on Hitler and the war
should be stopped.
"The Personal TouCh"
Long & Short
German's Believe
A New Hitler
Would Be Possible
We Reserve
Right to Limit
Quantity
THIN-SKIN INDIAN RIVER
BARACH
(Copyright 1975, JTA, Inc.)
NATIONALLY ADVERTISED PRODUCTS AT LOW, LOW EVERYDAY PRICES !
Smucker: Pure
Wilkins-Berger
Troth Announced
Recipes for Shavuot, Anytime
Recipes
,
Mr. and Mrs. Seymour
Kaplan of Nottingham Ln.,
Southfield, announce the
engagement of their daugh-
er Linda Joette to Alan
Henson, son of Mrs. Theresa
Flo of Broadacre Ave.,
Clawson.
Miss Kaplan earned a BS
degree with distinction
from Wayne State Univer-
sity in 1973 and is a third-
year student at the Michi-
gan State University College
of Human Medicine. She
was named to Phi Beta
Kappa national honorary,
Mortar Board Society and
Psi Chi, national psychology
honorary.
Her fiance attended Yale
University and was grad-
uated with a BS degree in
biology from Trinity Col-
lege. He is a member of Al-
pha Chi Rho honorary and
Phi Beta Kappa. Mr. Hen-
son also is a student at
MSU's medical school.
An August wedding is
planned.
In 1732 Mikve Israel of
Curacao replaced a former
synagogue with its present
building, the oldest surviv-
ing synagogue in this hemis-
phere.
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