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knish
noun[ C or U ]
USuk /kəˈnɪʃ/ us /kəˈnɪʃ/
in Jewish cooking, a round or square piece of dough(= flour mixed with water and fat) that is filled with potato, meat, or other foods, and baked or fried:
The stand around the corner from my apartment serves the tastiest knish that I have ever had.
My grandmother's knishes are a beloved treat in our family.
You can fill your knish with almost anything, but my favourite is potato with bacon and cheddar cheese.
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