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TRADITIONAL PASSOVER
CARRY-OUT
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COMPLETE DINNERS (10 persons or more)

$12.99
• 1/2 ROASTED CHICKEN
BONELESS STUFFED CHICKEN BREAST (w/Matzo Farfel Stuffing Baked in an Orange Marmalade Sauce)
$16.99
• ROASTED LEAN BRISKET OF BEEF W/GRAVY
ALL DINNERS INCLUDE: BEEF CHOPPED LIVER, CHICKEN SOUP WITH MATZO BALLS, CHOICE OF
POTATO KUGEL OR BLOOM'S SPECIAL ANNA POTATOES, CARROT TZIMMES (Vegetarian) AND MATZOS.

FREE SEDER PLATE and FREE MATZO With 10 or More Dinners

A LA CARTE ITEMS

S 7.49 Lb.

• BEEF LIVER (Veg. Chopped Liver Not Kosher For Passover)
• GEFILTE FISH
• CHICKEN SOUP
• MATZO BALLS
• 1/2 ROASTED CHICKEN
• BONELESS CHICKEN BREAST (Stuffed with matzo and baked in an orange marmalade sauce)
• ROASTED BRISKET OF =BEEF WITH GRAVY
• FRESH COOKED WHOLE (14 LB.) TURKEY WITH NATURAL GRAVY
• TURKEY CARVED
• TURKEY GRAVY
• STUFFED CABBAGE WITH BEEF (6 PCS.)
• STUFFED CABBAGE WITH TURKEY (6 PCS.)
• MEATBALLS WITH SAUCE
• KISHKE WITH GRAVY
• MATZO KUGEL (SWEET)
• ROASTED POTATOES ANNA
CARROT TZIMMES (Vegetarian)
SEDER PLATE
• FRUIT COMPOTE
• CHAROSET
• POTATO KUGEL

S 3.99 Ea.
S 4.49 Qt.
$ .89 Ea.
$ 4.99 Ea.
.$ 8.99 Ea.
$16.99 Lb.
$55.00
$ 7.00
8 4.99 Qt.
$ 7.99 Pkg.
S 7.99 Pkg.
S 7.99 Pkg.
$ 1.39 Ea.
$ 1.99 Ea.
$ 5.99 Qt.
S 5.99 Qt.
$ 4.99 Ea.
S 3.99 Pt.
$ 3.99 Pt.
$ 1.75 Ea.

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7 LAYER CAKE (Serves 7 8)
RASPBERRY ROLL (Serves 7 8)
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• SPONGE CAKE LOAF (Serves 6)
• CHOCOLATE RASPBERRY TORT
• CAPPUCCINO CHOCOLATE
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JNArts & Entertainment

and had a tough time coming up with
the winners ... All were good.
Sandra admitted that her soup was
adapted from a recipe she had found
in a magazine ... "I changed it and
added to it until I felt it was a recipe I
would use often." ... The judges agreed
that she had done enough adding and
subtracting to take top honors.
When sending in the recipe, each
contestant had to provide a short nar-
rative about it.
Sonia Geoffrey wrote, "Bubbie's
soup has a long history. It originated
with her mom, traveled with Bubbie
to Warsaw in the '30s, and escaped
with her to Siberia to survive the
Holocaust. To neighbors, friends and
strangers alike she dispersed her soup
to nurse everything from a cold to a
broken heart.
"As a young girl during the Austro-
Hungarian ear, wrote Maureen
McMahon Zoski, "my grandmother
would take batches of her chicken
soup and supplies to her father and
other soldiers behind dikes along the
Danube River. Once, shots were fired
at my grandma and she was rescued
without spilling the soup!"
"Grandma Jeanne's chicken soup
recipe has warmed hearts and filled
tummies for over 60 years," wrote
Marla Berman. "But if you think the
soup sounds good, you should taste
her kugel!"
"This is the same soup I always
serve at our Passover seder," penned
David Henig. "No, my mother never
made chicken soup. (Dad hates it!)"
CONGRATS ... to Nettie Brewer
... on her recent 85th birthday.
SUPER PIANIST David Syme has
joined the fine lineup at WYUR-AM
(1310) ... the home of Jimmy Launce,
Bob Hynes, etc... From 6-7 p.m. on
the "Play It Again, Syme Show," the
pianist answers requests called in to
him and Jim Davis.
David is sponsored by Como's
Italian-American Restaurant, Piano
Works and Dearborn Music ... it's a
feature he's done around the country
for nine years.
You can listen to your favorite
tune by calling David or Jim at (248)
645-9987.
He'll do a personal appearance for
Como's, Woodward and Nine Mile in
Ferndale, on St. Patrick's Day,
Wednesday evening, March 17.
COCO'S CORNER ... "A little poo-
dle and a boxer were barking an argu-
ment. The poodle seemed so high-strung
that the boxer suggested he see a psychia-
trist. "Oh," yiped the little poodle, "you
know I'm not allowed on the couch." LI

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