it O. , Y.Jly , 10)1 11 1. 14 Friday, August 29, 1980 THE DETROIT JEWISH NEWS PEARL SCISSORS BUCKLES UNLIMITED SUPER BELT SALE ISRAELI IMPORTED BUCKLES ... $9 each HAND MADE — SOLID BRASS 35 Designs — Holy Land History L M-GO-BLUE BUCKLES $5.00 each MOW Available – German Silver Buckles PEARL SCISSORS THE BUCKLE LADY" BUCKLES $4 EACH 3 FOR $11 OVER "1,200" DIFFERENT STYLES LARGEST BUCKLE DISPLAY IN MICHIGAN 2240 COOLIDGE 5 BLK S E E.RKI‘LIE.y ? A r48 1 0712 - MILE M5-6885 Monday thru Saturday 10-6 — Free Parking Ancient Samaritan Cooking Unchanged; Strictly Adheres to Kashrut Observance From Israel Digest JERUSALEM — Almost everyone has heard the legend of the Good Samari- tan, who two millenia ago, in a Middle East plagued by war and brigandage, stop- ped on his way to aid a plun- dered traveller. The fact of the matter is, the Samaritans still exist, and are as hospitable as ever. Divided into two communities, one in Holon and one in Nablus, they are probably the only group in WE BUY GOLD 10 Kt., 14 Kt., 18 Kt., 22 Kt., PLATINUM PAYMENTS IN CASH or CHECK IS IMMEDIA TE! W P PRICES e Always Pay EARRINGS $15°° $300 00 Of subj course, prices are m a all pricect to bullion rket conditions & es paid are by daily weight market prices . Per Pair BLANK MOUNTINGS 10kt., 14kt., 18kt., 22kt., & Platinum We Are Also hiterested m Gold In terns Not We Pay jrri letu red $10 00 $10000 BANGLE BRACELETS CHARMS AND CHARM BRACELETS ) a Israel that can claim un- sumed as well as a variety of squash. broken residence in this dried cakes and biscuits Fry in oil individually. Put part of the world since bibli- that can be preserved for the squash in a second flat cal times. several weeks. pan, add the tomato paste, two They have rigorously cups of water, and bring to a Here are sample recipes preserved their distinctive which are typical of Samari- boil. Cook for 15 minutes on a customs and, no less impor- tan cooking: low flame. * * * tant, their own kind of cook- STUFFED SQUASH ing. MA'AMAL PASTRY 1 kilo (2.2 pounds) small, Samaritan cooking, 3 cups flour however, is not offered green squash 1 cup semolina 11/2 cups chopped lamb on a menu in any restau- 3/4 cup oil 2 tsps. finely chopped radish rant. It is plain, healthy 1 small bunch of parsley, 1/2 cup sugar 1 cup chopped nuts (or home-prepared food that chopped crushed dates) uses mostly seasonally 1 large onion, chopped 1 tsp. cinnamon available foods and relies 1/2 tsp. cinnamon 2 tsps. baking powder 1/4 tsp. white pepper heavily on fresh fruits 1 tsp. salt Mix the baking powder, and vegetables. 100 grams tomato paste (or 1 semolina, oil, and 1/4 cup The predominance of half kilo fresh tomatoes flour, sugar together, and add water fruits and vegetables can be crushed) to make a thick dough. Crush directly linked to the strict the nuts (or dates) into a paste, Scrape the squash with a observance by Samaritans knife and then ream them. add cinnamon and 1/4 cup of the laws of kashrut, Stuff with the chopped radish, sugar. which stipulated that meat onion, and lamb, and put in a Spread the dough into small must be eaten on the same large flat pan. Cook in oil for a molds dusted with flour. Fill day that an animal is few minutes, and while the with the nut paste, seal with dough, and place in oven. squash is hot, spread on the slaughtered. Bake ;for 20 minutes at 180 These foods are almost all parsley until it becomes soft. prepared daily. As in many Sprinkle on the cinnamon, degrees. Remove from oven, and sprinkle lightly with pow- white pepper, and salt, and other parts of the world. then dered sugar. close the open end of the where the refrigerator is a relatively recent innova- tion, old eating habits have been slow to change, and no Samaritan husband would consider consuming tomor- row the same food he ate the day before. In addition, unlike many of their Israeli neighbors in Holon, no Samaritan wife would dream of preparing a week's worth of dinners in advance and cramming them into the freezer. Preserved foods are also rare, and only with difficulty have Samari- tans grown accustomed to the taste of artificially fattened local poultry. Samaritans, however, have not been completely opposed to the introduction of new recipes into their menus. The widespread use of different types of grains is .:-.Z4.144714410:AWP, a direct result of the famine years of World War I, when grains were the only source of subsistence available. The amazing develop- ment of new agricultural crops in Israel has also in- troduced a wider range of foods, each of which has been adopted and trans- formed in a unique way. These inclut,de avocadoes, strawberries, and cabbage. Much of Samaritan cook- ing has also been adopted from typically Arab dishes, but here again, subtle changes in the preparation have been introduced to conform to dietary laws. 1 imeowasswasesmasesINIIIII=INIm Baklava pastry, for exam- To: The Jewish News ple, is prepared with oil in- 17515 W. 9 Mile Rd., Suite 865 stead of butter. I I Southfield, Mich. 48075 I I Religious holidays — Sukkot, Passover, and I I Please send a year's gift subscription to: Shavuot — are an occa- I sion for special foods, I NAME I many of which have to be 1 1 prepared in advance ADDRESS I since fires cannot be lit or I there simply isn't enough I CITY STATE ZIP I time to cook while on the I pilgrimage to Mt. 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