bialy

• “Thanks to Mel Brooks, creator of The Producers—one of the few smash-hit musicals without one popular song—the word bialy is rising on America’s horizon.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Right Word in the Right Place at the Right Time

• “A bialy is a round, saucer-size pletzl, “flat bread” rhymes with pretzel, that has its center mushed in to form a depression made delectable with bits of onion.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Right Word in the Right Place at the Right Time

• “But at Nanny's shiva I piled my plate high with orange, buttery salmon, scoops of creamy white fish salad, sliced tomatoes and a toasted bialy.”

  The Huffington Post: Miranda Levenstein: Finding Comfort in a Kugel

• “Move from a whole bagel to a bialy or English muffin, from a sub, hoagie, or plain roll to sliced bread.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Small Change Diet

• “Its main staple, however, is actually the hand-made bialy, a thinner version of the bagel.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Bagel Business Goes Green for Jets

• “He would order a dozen bagels to bring home, plus a bialy for Lizzie to eat in the park.”

  Simon & Schuster: Fly Away Home

• “This whole affair would taste really great on a bagel or toasted bialy.”

  Ed Levine: The Breakfast Revival Comes to Brooklyn

• “On the geological bialy of New York City where I used to live, physical space was atomically tight.”

  Sharon Glassman: Writing Myself West: Freedom Of Me-formation

• “You'd be surprised how many people don't know what a bialy is.”

  August 2006

• “A bialy is like a bagel, except its not boiled first and it has the same topping onions and poppyseeds.”

  New York City In Food( Day 1 and 2)........

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