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November 20, 1992 - Image 96

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Publication:
The Detroit Jewish News, 1992-11-20

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OPEN THANKSGIVING DAY 7 a.m.-12 Mid

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OPEN 7 a.m. - 12 Midnight SUN-THURS.
7 a.m. - 1 a.m. FR1. & SAT.

WE ACCEPT ALL BULK FOOD
STORE COUPONS

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BULK FOOD

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Come On In And
Have A Knish!

6698 ORCHARD LAKE RD.
West Bloomfield Plaza

737-1610

All OUR KOSHER PRODUCTS ARE CERTIFIED KOSHER OR SANCTIONED BY THE METROPOLITAN KASHRUDI COUNCIL OF MICHIGAN

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GREENFIELD

EGG NOODLES

• FINE
• MEDIUM
• BROAD
• X-WIDE

39I

®

10 OZ. BAG

Dees 11-28-92i

Limit 4

2 LITER

PEPSI

•DIET PEPSI • MOUNTAIN DEW
•SLICE • VERNORS

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88

GOLD RAISINS

POPPY SEEDS

HALVES & PIECES

$029 El

$2"°

lb.

lb.

Limit 2 lbs.
res 11-28-92 4 .,E ayires 11-28-92

$199

1

5 0

Limit 32 ozs. Exi res 11-28-92

Limit 2 lbs.
Expires 11-28-92

MIXED NUTS

$299 •

• BRUT • EXTRA DRY • PINK • ASTI SPUMANTE

88 750 ML.

$ 99 750 ML.

Expires 11-28-92

Limit 12

Expires 11-28-92

SALTED

lb. ci

Limit 2 lbs.

Etres 11-28-92 .

WINE

• CONCORD • BLACKBERRY • CHERRY

$1 99

Limit 12

750 ML.

Expires 11-21-92

J

GODIVA

Chocolatier

A SPECIAL GIFT FOR THE OVER $30 SET.

Visit the godiva counter starting November 27 and when you
make a gift purchase of $30 or more, we'll give you a com-
plimentary gift in return. So select from all sorts of assortments
wonderfully wrapped and in a wide range of prices and make
your holiday shopping a delicious experience.

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AMERICAN

Gourmet

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MI001
EXPRESS

hile enjoying an
evening gathering
of neighbors,
somewhere a mother called
out for her daughter to come
in and watch the TV show,
"The Commish." When I com-
mented that I thought the
woman had said, "Come in
and enjoy a knish" everyone
laughed.
There ensued a lengthy con-
versation about knishes. Two
in our group didn't know
what they were and I was ask-
ed to explain. It was a
pleasure and in the process I
decided to treat this en-
thusiastic group to a sampl-
ing. Here's what I made.

NO PEANUTS • NO SALT

MOGgISIAVID

CHAMPAGNE

NM

EXTRA FANCY

AMERICAN

WHITE ZINFANDEL
CALIFORNIA WINE

OUNCE El

lb.

COOKS

SUTTER HOME

Limit 12

Expires 11-28-92 L

CHOCOLATE T YOGURT
COVERED
COVERED
ALMONDS
RAISINS

WALNUTS

Limit 2 lbs.

WHOLE
BLUE HOLLAND

Limit 2 lbs.

CALIFORNIA

Exres 11-28-92

Limit 4

CALIFORNIA
SEEDLESS

$1 1 7

+ Deposit

Expires 11-28-92 j

Limit 8

Expires 11-28-92

W

0 ONION
• GARLIC
12 OZ. PKG.

• WHITE 7
• WHEAT

5 9 ®
8 OZ.

Limit 4

.

RICHARD AMSTER SPECIAL TO THE JEWISH NEWS

PITA BREAD

CREAM CHEESE

• IEGG HT

AMERICAN BAKERY
PRODUCTS

851-4450

Fax: 737-3669

6716 Orchard Lake Road • West Bloomfield Plaza • West Bloomfield

THE DOUGH
3 cups sifted all purpose
flour
1/4 tsp. salt
3 /4 cup butter or
margarine
4 Tbsp. vegetable
shortening
1 /3 cup ice water
Combine the flour and salt
in a large bowl and add in the
butter or margarine and the
shortening. Cut in the fat
with a pastry cutter or with
a fork until the mixture looks
like small peas. Add in about
half of the water and begin to
mix until a single mass is
formed. Add more water if
need be. Remove the dough
from the bowl, split in half
and gently knead each piece
until the dough is well
blended, about 1 minute.
Dust with flour, wrap in
plastic wrap and refrigerate
overnight.
Working with one piece at
a time, allow the dough to
come to room temperature
and roll out on a floured
surface to about 1/4-inch thick-
ness. Using a cutter about
4-inch in diameter, cut out
circles of dough and set aside
for filling.

POTATO FILLING
4 large potatoes, peeled
and quartered
1 cup onions, cut into a
small dice
salt and pepper to taste
2 Tbsp. minced fresh
parsley

Richard Amster is

contributing food writer to the
Jewish Chronicle in.
Pittsburgh, a.n.d the Jewish
Exponent in Philadelphia.

2 eggs, slightly beaten
2-3 Tbsp. butter or
margarine
oil for sauteeing the
onions
1 or 2 eggs, slightly
beaten for brushing
the knishes before
baking
Saute the onions until well
browned but not burned. Set
aside. Put the potatoes in (a
large pot of cold water an u.,
allow it to come to a boil.'
Cook until the potatoes are
soft and then strain the pota-
toes. Mash with a ricer or
masher. Add the remaining
ingredients and combine well. j
Place 2 to 3 Tbsp. of the mix-.
ture onto each disc of dough
and close the dough up
around the filling. Flatten the'.
knish slightly and brush with
a beaten egg. Set aside for
baking.

SPINACH, ONION AND
MUSHROOM FILLING
1 lb. cooked, chopped
frozen
spinach
1 cup minced onion
1 cup chopped fresh
mushrooms
1 egg slightly beaten
1-2 eggs slightly beaten
for
brushing the knishes
before baking
2 cloves garlic minced
salt and pepper to taste
oil or butter for
sauteeing the onions,
garlic and
mushrooms
Saute the onions until
translucent and add th-i5
mushrooms, continuing to
cook until the mushrooms
give up their liquid. Add thc
garlic, salt and pepper and
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