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Rosh Hashanah Dinner Order Form 2017 ROSH HASHANAH DINNER ORDER FORM 2017 ORDER DEPARTMENT: CUSTOMER NAME: Tel 212.860.0401 Ext 9 ___________________________ Fax 212.876.9421 DATE: ________ DAY: ________ www.elizabar.com # OF PEOPLE: ______ ITEM QUANTITY AMOUNT STARTERS Eli’s Premium Gefilte Fish (2 per pint) ___ pt $18.00 pint Traditional Gefilte Fish (2 per pint) ___ pt $16.00 pint Freshly Grated Horseradish ___ Red ___ White ___ 1/2 pt $8.00 1/2 pint Chicken Soup with Two Matzoh Balls ___ qt $20.00 quart Extra Matzoh Balls (3 per pint) ___ pt $9.00 pint Traditional Chopped Liver ___ pt $8.00 1/2 pint Eli’s Favorite Chunky Chopped Liver ___ 1/2 pt $8.00 1/2 pint ENTREES Brisket of Beef ___ lb $45.00 pound Brisket Gravy ___ pt $12.00 pint Filet of Beef ___Whole ___Sliced ___ lb $75.00 pound Free-Range Roasted Chicken (approx. 2 lbs) ___Whole ___1/4rd ___1/8d ___ chicken $24.00 each Whole Roasted Capon w/ Rosemary & Shallots (Serves 4–6) ___ capon $49.00 each Free-Range Roasted Turkey (approx. 14–16 lbs) ___ turkey $145.00 each Whole Boneless Fresh Turkey Breast (2 1/2–3 lb) ___ breast $95.00 each Sliced Fresh Turkey Breast ___ lb $35.00 pound Rolled Spit-Roasted Turkey Breast ___3 lb ___6 lb ___ breast $95 /195 each Fresh Turkey Gravy ___ pt $12.00 pint Poached Salmon with Onion & Dill ___ lb $40.00 pound Cucumber Dill Sauce ___ 1/2 pt $6.00 1/2 pint Asian Salmon ___ lb $40.00 pound COMPANION DISHES Mini Potato Pancakes ___ doz $30.00 dozen Potato Pancakes ___ 1/2 doz $18.00 1/2 dozen Applesauce ___ pt $12.00 pint Tzimmes of Sweet Potato, Carrots & Butternut Squash ___ pt $18.00 pint Kasha Varnishkes ___ pt $15.00 pint Kugel ___Noodle ___Spinach ___Potato ___ lb $15.00 pound FRESH AND SEASONAL ACCOMPANIMENTS Steamed Vegetables w/Dill ___ pt $15.00 pint Sautéed Root Vegetables ___ pt $15.00 pint Steamed Asparagus ___ lb $24.00 pound Mashed Potatoes ___ pt $15.00 pint Sage-Roasted Potatoes ___ pt $15.00 pint Sage-Roasted Beets ___ pt $15.00 pint Holiday Fruit Salad (Includes Mangos, Papaya & Berries) ___ qt $24.00 quart TRADITIONS Round Challah ___Plain ___ Raisin ___ ea $10.95 each THE ITEMS ABOVE ARE NOT KOSHER __________________________________________________________________________________________________ Kosher Round Challah ___Plain ___ Raisin ___ ea $10.95 each ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE TAX • THERE IS A $50.00 MINIMUM FOR ORDERS BILLING INFORMATION MUST BE FILLED OUT ON THE BACK OF THIS FORM DESSERT ORDER FORM 2017 ORDER DEPARTMENT: CUSTOMER NAME: Tel 212.860.0401 Ext 9 ___________________________ Fax 212.876.9421 DATE: ________ DAY: ________ www.elizabar.com # OF PEOPLE: ______ ITEM AMOUNT QUANTITY Honey Cake ___1.5 lb Loaf ___3 lb Star-Shaped ___ ea $16.95/32.00 each Teiglach ___ ea $14.95 each Mile-High Lemon Meringue Cake (Serves 14–16) ___ ea $125.00 each Challah Bread Pudding ___Plain ___Chocolate ___ lb $12.95 pound Russian Coffeecake (By the Pound) ___Plain ___Cinnamon ___Chocolate ___ lb $14.95 pound Babka Loaf ___Chocolate ___Raisin ___ ea $18.95 loaf Apple Crumb Cake ___1.5 lb Loaf ___3 lb Round ___ ea $16.95/32.00 each Cheesecake (9”) ___Classic ___Marble ___ ea $48.00 each Carrot Cake (9”) ___ ea $48.00 each Fresh Fruit Pies ___ ea $24.00 each ___Apple ___Peach ___Plum ___Cherry ___Blueberry ___Strawberry Rhubarb Rugelach (10–12 pieces per box) ___Raisin Nut ___ Assorted (Raisin Nut, Chocolate & Apricot) ___ box $12.00 box Sweets Crate (Serves 12–15) ___ basket $100.00 crate (Cookies, Honey Cake & Pound Cake Slices, Brownies & Rugelach) All-Butter Pound Cake Loaf ___ ea $16.95 loaf ___Marble ___Iced Lemon ___Poppy ___Iced Orange 1.5 lb. Assorted Cookie Gift Box ___ box $45.00 box FRUIT Fresh Fruit Basket ___Medium ____Large ___ basket $100/150 basket Holiday Fruit Salad (Includes Mangos, Papaya & Berries) ___ qt $24.00 quart Sliced Fruit Platter (Serves 12–15) ___ platter $145 platter Dried Fruit Tray ___ tray $35.00 tray Round Challah ___Plain ___ Raisin ___ ea $10.95 each Traditional Apple & Honey Basket ___ basket $100/150 basket (Round Challah, Apples, Apple Slicer, Honey Cake Loaf, Honey & Honey Dipper) THE ITEMS ABOVE ARE NOT KOSHER __________________________________________________________________________________________________ Kosher Round Challah (Parve) ___Plain ___ Raisin ___ ea $10.95 each Kosher Chocolate Babka (Parve) ___ ea $18.95 each PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE TAX • THERE IS A $50.00 MINIMUM FOR ORDERS ELI’S MANHATTAN • 1411 THIRD AVENUE • NY NY 10028 ELI’S VINEGAR FACTORY • 431 EAST 91st STREET • NY NY 10128 BILL TO: DELIVERY TO: NAME: __________________________________________ NAME: __________________________________________ ADDRESS (Include cross streets): _______________________ ADDRESS (Include cross streets): _______________________ __________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ APT #: ____________ ZIP CODE: _____________________ APT #: ____________ ZIP CODE: _____________________ HOME PH: _______________________________________ HOME PH: _______________________________________ CELL PH: _________________________________________ CELL PH: _________________________________________ CREDIT CARD#: DELIVERY DATE: ___________________________________ __________________________________________________ DELIVERY TIME: 8am - 1pm 12pm - 5pm EXP. DATE: _______ / ________ CID: _________________ PICKUP TIME: _____________________________________ ORDERS MAY BE PICKED UP ONLY AT ELI’S VINEGAR FACTORY 431 EAST 91st ST.
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