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The Ohio Jewish Chronicle
Serving.Columbus and Central Ohio
Jewish Community for Qwr.60 Years
Ohio Hist.Society Libr
1982 Velma Ave.
Columbus, Ohio
43211 COMP
VOLUME 69
NUMBER 11
MARCH 14,1991
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DEVOTED   TO   AMERICAN   AND   JEWISH   IDEALS
Kosher Kash
fundraiser
page 2
Foundation
approves grants
page 4
Sisterhoods send
Passover boxes v
to soldiers      r
--,.'■'- page 4-
Committee planning \
Yom HaShoah event
page 5
Purim pageantry—
pictorial essay -
. ' page 8
Winning script     /
to be read
page 14
In The Chronicle
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FrontPage    A.  2
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RUGALECH RECIPE
Bakers enjoy using activities kitchen
By Marcia Sanford
Evelyn S. Polster recently
had the opportunity to by out
her famous recipe for ruga-
lech in the "new" kitchen fa-"
cility located in the Activities
Room of Wexner Heritage
House/After tasting her pastries, both Polster and Carol
Hickman, activities therapist,
felt that not only is the recipe
exceptional, but the new kitchen adds an important ingredient — "ease of preparation."
Polster has a reputation for
being an outstanding baker.
Most of her recipes have been
it's not surprising that she was
quite willing to share her
rugalech recipe.
Polster along with many of
the residents of Wexenr Heri
tage House have already experimented with''the new
kosher kitchen and all the im-'
proved conveniences that
were especially designed for
in her family for many years.
Four years ago her grandchildren convinced her to put her
recipes on computer so that
her goodies could.be enjoyed
for many generations to come.
As a volunteer for many
years with the Jewish Center,
Hadassah, Council of Jewish
Women, B'nai B'rith Women,
Tifereth Israel Sisterhood and
Heritage House, she has always been wining to give of
herself to others. Therefore,
?  Evelyn Polster'$
Rugalech
Dough: I
Mix together 3 cups flour (unsifted) and 1 package of dry yeast.
Blend with pastry blender % lb. softened butter (one stick at a
time). ;
Separate 3 eggs. Set aside the whites for another project. Beat 3
yolks and mix in % pint sour cream (1 cup). .
Blend beaten egg yolks and sour cream in to rest of mixture.
Mix through and knead with hands until well mixed and spongy.
Cover or wrap and refrigerate at least 8 hours before baking.
Can keep up to one week. - .       '
V,
Fillings:
2 cups sugar
1 cup chopped walnuts
2 Tablespoons cinnamon
Raisins
Divide dough Into 6 parts.
" Put a handful of above mixture on a cloth.
Put a ball of dough down on the mixture so it won't stick to the
cloth and roll it out with a rolling pin on top of mixture.
For crescents — cut into 12 pie shape wedges.
For pockets -r cut into rectangles or squares and roll like jelly
roll. :   . *
Apricot filling — use pie filling available in can or apricot pre- ;
serves and spread lightly on each piece.
Cream cheese filling — cream cheese, egg yolk, IT. sugar,
vanilla, few drops lemon juice, beat all ingredients until
creamy.
Raisins —put 2 or 3 raisins on each piece. ,
Can choose apricot, cream cheese, raisin or other fillings for inside; Sugar, walnuts and cinnamon mixture for outside.
Grease cookie sheet. ,'       .
Bake in pre-heated oven at 350 degrees for 2fl minutes.
Remove from oven and let sit 5 minutes before removing baked,'
..rugatech from cookie sheet. .■■'..
it.
The kitchen, being located
in the Activity Room, is a busy
area. All kinds of activities
are continually happening in
this room: some people are
cooking while others are
painting, weaving, sewing and
even gardening in the adjacent greenhouse.
As noted by many, because
the kitchen^ has double facilities more residents can cook
and bake at the same time.
Weekly, residents bake their
favorite cookies, cakes and
challahs with the assistance of
volunteers from the Auxiliary.
According to Gerald • N.
Cohn, executive vice presi- •
dent, the residents are truly
enjoying all the features, not
only in the new kitchen, but
throughout the entire new fa-
acuity at Wexner Heritage
House. Daily, comments are
made by the residents demonstrating how pleased they are
with their new surroundings,
he noted.
"»   Marcia Sanford is director
of communications at WHH.