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A Small Taste of Serbia Something New for 2020 October 2nd and 3rd ● 3 – 7 PM St. Sava Serbian Orthodox Church 901 Hartman Street, McKeesport, PA 15132 FROM THE KITCHEN SPECIALS LAMB SANDWICH ………………………….…………. $8.00 FRIDAY ONLY Tender juicy boneless sliced lamb, slow roasted and served on a hard roll. With or without onions. FISH SANDWICH………………………….………………$8.00 An International Village Classic! Generous 12 oz Haddock filet, breaded by hand and deep fried to a golden brown and served on a hard SARMA (EACH) …………………………………………. $3.00 roll. Voted #1 by The Incline and endorsed by the Serbian-style stuffed cabbage. Leaves are rolled Codfather! with a mixture of ground beef, pork and rice then baked with sauerkraut, bacon, kielbasa and BREADED SHRIMP (6) …………………………………..$7.00 tomatoes. FRENCH FRIES…………………………..………………….$3.00 GRAH I KUPAS (PINT)………………………………… $3.00 Traditional Bean Soup. Sauerkraut and red kidney beans slow simmered in a savory brown gravy. SATURDAY ONLY HALUSHKI (PINT) …………………………………………$3.00 HOT SAUSAGE SANDWICH …………………………$5.00 Sliced cabbage and onions sautéed in butter and Locally made hot sausage, roasted with onions and mixed with tender egg noodles. green peppers in a tomato sauce. Served on a hard roll. A traditional favorite at our St. Sava Men’s SPANISH RICE (PINT) ………………………………….. $3.00 Club oldies dances! White rice slow-simmered with tomatoes, onions, peppers and a secret blend of spices. Take Out Only BAKED GOODS While Quantities Last! APPLE STRUDEL…………………………………………. $4.00 Fresh apples, diced and mixed with a cinnamon Credit Cards Accepted sugar blend, then rolled in flaky filo dough. For everyone’s safety, mask is required PALACINKE……………………………….………………….$2.00 Thin crepe filled with a mixture of cheeses, then No Mask, No Service baked with a sour cream & sugar glaze. Please agree to respect and protect others. GIBANICA…………………………………………………… $4.00 Rich cheese strudel combining layers of filo dough with a mixture of cottage cheese, cream cheese, Thank you for your support! eggs and sour cream. www.stsavapa.org NUTROLL…………………………………………………. $14.00 Soft pastry dough filled with a sweet mixture of ground walnuts. APRICOT ROLL ……………………………………………$14.00 .

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