Fresh made Challah (braided egg bread), chopped liver,
Jewish gnocchi, and homemade Gefilte Fish, all from
Kastner's Market on 41st St (#700), Miami Beach.
The Gefilte Fish was very sweet, and unusually,
(how shall I put this?), tasty.
11" Falafel Sandwich (yes, I carry a tape measure) on Laffa (thicker and bigger than a pita, no pocket) from Pita Hut Grill and Sushi bar on 41st St (#530). $8.99, on a pita it's $6.99. Filled with five or six freshly fried balls, hummus, salad, tahini, whatever else you want, it's big. Split it between two of us. The Kibbe, which is the egg-shaped thing, is seasoned ground meat encased in crunchy dough that is deeep-fried (2/$5). And the egg-roll looking thing is actually filled with bastirma, which is kind of like Turkish pastrami. Eat them both hot.
A lot of stuff going on there...
Closer....
Too close...
(Items pictured here are not Kosher for Passover...)