Gilgoola - Pastrami & Pickle

by idobichler in Cooking > Snacks & Appetizers

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Gilgoola - Pastrami & Pickle

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"Gilggola" comes from the word Gilgool which is roll in Hebrew.

This is what my father used to make us as kids for a snack and it became a symbol for our childhood.

Would like to share this with you for you to enjoy (:

Supplies

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  1. Pickles
  2. Pastrami
  3. Optional - Cheese.

Pastrami

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We must start with our pastrami, open the packaging and pick a piece.

Place the chosen one on a plate, leave it there for the next step because we will be using it later.

Pickles

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Now, we need to deal with the second part of the recipe.

Go ahead and open the pickle can.

The choosing process of the pickle is a bit complicated, but thats what we are here for (:

We need to choose a pickle that is almost as long as the pastrami's width.

Put It Together

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Place the chosen pickle one of the pastrami's edges as shown in the picture.

Now start rolling from one end to the other and create the "Gilgoola".

Optional

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If you like cheese with your Pastrami, you can place a piece of cheese on top of it after step 1.

Then proceed as mentioned above.