Today, I will endeavor to create yet another iconic N.Y.C. street food. The Kinish. The Roadside Pie King's BlogLog in or register to post comments Log in or register to post comments I am not familiar with the kinish, they sound yummy and yours look great Will.Benny Log in or register to post comments Maybe Gabila did not make the jump over the border? I still have dough and filling tomorrow more filling will equal even more authentic! Log in or register to post comments Where’s the pastrami on rye and my sour pickle! These look great. I love a good knish especially if the outside is nice and crisp. These must taste fantastic.Best,Ian Log in or register to post comments I have toasted buckwheat (kasha) in coming. The next batch will be rolled like a jelly roll, then cut. Jewish deli style. Log in or register to post comments
I am not familiar with the kinish, they sound yummy and yours look great Will.Benny Log in or register to post comments
Maybe Gabila did not make the jump over the border? I still have dough and filling tomorrow more filling will equal even more authentic! Log in or register to post comments
Where’s the pastrami on rye and my sour pickle! These look great. I love a good knish especially if the outside is nice and crisp. These must taste fantastic.Best,Ian Log in or register to post comments
I have toasted buckwheat (kasha) in coming. The next batch will be rolled like a jelly roll, then cut. Jewish deli style. Log in or register to post comments
I am not familiar with the kinish, they sound yummy and yours look great Will.
Benny
Maybe Gabila did not make the jump over the border? I still have dough and filling tomorrow more filling will equal even more authentic!
Where’s the pastrami on rye and my sour pickle! These look great. I love a good knish especially if the outside is nice and crisp. These must taste fantastic.
Best,
Ian
I have toasted buckwheat (kasha) in coming. The next batch will be rolled like a jelly roll, then cut. Jewish deli style.