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Yom Kippur/Break-Fast Appetizers Chopped Liver Appetizer 17 Matzoh Ball Soup cup 8.5 Herring in Sour Cream 17 bowl 10.5 Tuna Salad Appetizer 17 Dinner Salad 9.5 Gefilte Fish Appetizer 10 Main Course Combination Fish Plate 46 Choice of 2: Hand Sliced Lox, Smoked Whitefish or Baked Salmon Substitute: Smoked Cod or Sturgeon ADD 5 Cream Cheese, Cole Slaw, Onion, Cucumber, Tomato, Olives and 3 Bagels Lox Plate 32 Tri-Salad Plate 25 Hand Sliced Lox, One Scoop Each: Cream Cheese, Cole Slaw, Onion, Cucumber, Turkey Salad, Tuna Salad and Egg Salad Tomato, Olives and 2 Bagels with Potato Salad, Cole Slaw, Tomato and Onion Smoked Whitefish Plate 32 Tuna Salad Plate 21 Smoked Whitefish, Potato Salad or Cole Slaw, Tomato and Onion Cream Cheese, Cole Slaw, Onion, Cucumber, Tomato, Olives and 2 Bagels Egg Salad Plate 20 Potato Salad or Cole Slaw, Tomato and Onion Lox and Cream Cheese 22.5 Served on a Bagel with Tomato and Onion Cheese Blintzes (3 pcs) 18 Whitefish and Cream Cheese 22.5 Served on a Bagel with Tomato and Onion Potato Pancakes (8 pcs) 19 Extra Bagel with Fish Plates 3.5 Sides Desserts Original Cheesecake 9.5 Noodle Kugel 7.5 Cheese Blintz 7 Apple Strudel 10 Potato Pancakes (2 pcs) 7 Black & White Cookie 4.95 Diced Fresh Fruit 7.5 Yom Kippur/Break-Fast Appetizers Matzoh Ball Soup cup 8.5 Complete Dinner bowl 10.5 Dinner Salad 9.5 Appetizer Chopped Liver Appetizer 17 Choice of: Chopped Liver Herring in Sour Cream 17 or 1 pc Gefilte Fish Gefilte Fish Appetizer 10 Main Course Soup or Salad Assorted Deli Plate 34 Cup of Matzoh Ball Soup Corned Beef, Pastrami, Brisket and or Dinner Salad Swiss Cheese, Potato Salad and Cole Slaw Brisket Plate 26 Sliced Brisket, Mashed Potatoes, Vegetable Main Course Roasted Chicken Plate 24 Sliced Brisket with au jus Roasted Half Chicken, Mashed Potatoes, Vegetable Mashed Potatoes and Mixed Steamed Vegetables OR Grilled Salmon Plate 27 Grilled Salmon Filet, Mashed Potatoes, Vegetable Roasted Half Chicken Mashed Potatoes and Mixed Steamed Vegetables Stuffed Cabbage Plate 22 Stuffed Cabbage (2 pcs), Potato Pancakes, Vegetable OR Sides Stuffed Cabbage (2 pieces) Potato Pancakes and Mixed Steamed Vegetables Kasha Varnishkas 8.5 OR Noodle Kugel 7.5 Grilled Alaskan Salmon Filet Mashed Potatoes and Mixed Steamed Vegetables Desserts Bread Original Cheesecake 9.5 41 per person Apple Strudel 10 .

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