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Rosh Hashanah Menu Rosh Hashanah Menu Soups Enjoy Santoni’s at Rosh Hashanah Under the Stars with our Special Chicken Noodle Soup 6.99/lb Picnic and Box Lunch Packages Chicken Soup 6.99/lb Matzoh Balls 18.00/doz 13.99 Vegetable Barley Soup 6.99/lb Adult Box Your choice of Turkey, Roast Beef, Corned Starters Beef, Veggie Powerhouse, Chicken Salad or Tuna Salad served on your choice of Kaiser Chopped Chicken Liver 14.99/lb Roll, Rye Bread or Challah Roll with Tiger Vegetarian Chopped Liver 8.99/lb Sauce or Spicy Mustard, your choice of 2 Artichoke or Spinach Dip 6.99/lb Desserts Side Salads (listed below), Chips, Pickles, Gefilte Fish Pieces 24.00/doz your choice of a slice of Jewish Apple Cake Jewish Apple Cake 11.99 ea Potato Knishes 2.50 ea or Chocolate Chip Cookie, Apple and Rainbow Cake Honey Stick. Side Dishes (Chocolate or Raspberry) 21.99 ea Rugalach (Assorted Varieties) 11.99/lb 8.99 Raisin Noodle Kugel 7.99/lb Child Box Macaroons 11.99/lb 3 Crispy Chicken Tenders cooked and chilled Potato Kugel 7.99/lb 8” Flourless Chocolate Torte 19.99 ea with Barbecue Sauce, Honey Mustard and Traditional Herb Stuffing 6.99/lb Ketchup for dipping, Amish Macaroni Salad, Cornbread Stuffing Rosendorf’s Baked Goods Apple Sauce, Honey Stick, and your choice of with Apples and Craisins 7.99/lb Rosendorfs Round Challah Bread 6.99 Chocolate Chip Cookie or Sugar Cookie. Roasted Yam Wedges 6.99/lb Rosendorf’s Round Raisin Homestyle Mashed Potatoes 5.99/lb Challah Bread 7.99 Picnic Bag Roasted Red Potatoes Rosendorf’s Challah Rolls (6 pk) 6.99 6 people 54.99 with Parsley Butter Sauce 6.99/lb Rosendorf’s Honey Cakes 7.99 16 pieces of Fried Chicken cooked and chilled, Grilled Asparagus 10.99/lb your choice of 2 Side Salads (listed below), Green Bean Almondine 6.99/lb Bag of Apples, Honey Sticks, Dinner Rolls, Honey Glazed Baby Carrots 6.99/lb and your choice of Jewish Apple or Honey Herb Roasted Fingerling Potatoes 6.99/lb Cake. Items will come in 2 reusable bags Fresh Fruit Salad 6.99/lb with utensils, napkins, and plates. Chicken, Brisket or Beef Gravy 5.99/lb Side Salad Choices Amish Macaroni Salad, Cole Slaw, Tri Pasta Entrees Salad or Potato Salad with Egg Jewish Braised Brisket with Gravy 17.99/lb Herb and Garlic Crusted Tenderloin of Beef 34.00/lb Chicken Marsala with Sautéed Mushrooms 17.00/lb Boneless Chicken Breast stuffed with Traditional Herb Stuffing or Cornbread Stuffing with Apples & Craisins 14.00/lb Whole or Half Rotisserie Chicken 7.99 for whole 4.50 for half Boneless Hand Carved Turkey Breast with Gravy 15.00/lb Fresh Grilled Salmon Filet: Choose Herb, Teriyaki or Plain 24.00/lb Portobello Mushrooms Stuffed with Spinach & Ricotta Cheese 9.99/lb All items come cooked and chilled. All items come in full pounds. Deadline to place orders for Rosh Hashanah is September 28, 2016. Yom Kippur Menu Traditional Dairy Tray Side Salad Choices 13.95 per person Minimum of 10 people Amish Macaroni Salad, Cole Slaw, Tri Pasta Salad or Fruit Salad A delectable tray of Whitefish, Whitefish Salad,ova N Scotia Salmon, Swiss and Muenster Cheese, Plain, Vegetable and Chive Cream Cheeses, Onions, Sliced Tomatoes, Cucumbers More Options and an assortment of fresh baked Bagels Fresh Fruit Salad 6.99/lb Raisin Noodle Kugel 7.99/lb Premium Dairy Tray Potato Kugel 7.99/lb 18.95 per person Minimum of 10 people Whitefish Salad 16.99/lb All of the items on our Traditional Dairy Tray as well as Nova Scotia Salmon 24.99/lb the Kippered Salmon Kippered Salmon 29.99/lb Coddies with Mustard and Crackers 1.50 each Gourmet Quiche Purchase 2 dozen or more Coddies 1.25 each 17.00 Purchase 4 dozen or more Coddies 99¢ each Choose either Broccoli & Cheddar, Mushroom & Swiss or Fresh Baked Bagels 9.99/dozen Spinach & Feta Rosendorffs Round Challah Bread 6.99 each Rosendorffs Raisin Challah Bread 7.99 each Fresh Salad Premium Platter 10.00 per person Minimum of 8 people Our homemade Tuna, Chicken and Egg Salads, choice of 2 Side Salads, Chips, Pickles, and assorted Dinner Rolls All items come cooked and chilled. All items come in full pounds. Deadline to place orders for Yom Kippur is October 7, 2016. .
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