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The important thing is that a knish is a delicious little starchy thing and I try not to indulge in them too often!— Blisstree
Others sat under the several white tents, snacking on kosher fare, such as falafel (ground chick peas), knish (potato pancakes) and kishke (beef intestine stuffed with matzo and spices).— News from www.rep-am.com
Sweet, flaky dough is folded around a potato knish-like filling which arrived a little cool at first.— NYC Food Guy
Get up early, tell the cabbie \ "Katz\'s, \" take a ticket, move your tray along, don\'t kibitz with the grumpy counter guy, order an omelet with Jewish sausage or hand-cut pastrami sliced thick - specify lean or fatty - a side order of cheese blintzes or a knish, and, of course, a bagel with lox and a schmear.— Esquire.com Article Feed
This place is known for having one of the best burgers in Long Island, but the knish might be better than the burger.— A Hamburger Today

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