Early on Sunday, June 15, The Butcherie in Brookline suffered an act of vandalism when a brick that said “Free Palestine” was thrown through the kosher shop’s window.
“There is no doubt that this crime was a targeted, hateful message meant to intimidate a Jewish-owned business and our broader Jewish community,” Brookline Police Chief Jennifer Paster said at the time.
Now’s a great time to support The Butcherie. Need shopping ideas? Here’s a roundup of customer favorites.
Challah dogs: Hot dogs wrapped in fluffy challah. What could be better? Maybe the price: just $2.49.
Chicken marsala: Feeding a crowd? Order a half-pan (serves 10) or a full pan (feeds 20) with 24 hours’ notice.
Chicken poppers: Bonus points for a zingy side of ranch sauce.
Eggplant parmesan: Available in limited quantities, grab it to go and heat at home: It serves four for just $13.99.
Israeli beef kebabs: They’re $15.99 per pound, perfect for summertime grilling.
Falafel bissli: Bags of these beloved wheat-y spirals make the ideal crunchy snack.
Imported tomato paste: Tastes like home, says many a fan.
Knishes: Beef or potato—the best in the area, available in hearty six-packs for $11.99.
Wingless chicken breasts: Folks love these family-sized packs, a relative bargain at $10.99 per pound.
Za’atar pitas: Dip them in The Butcherie’s “Holy Hummus,” or stuff ‘em with burgers.
What are your favorite Butcherie finds? We would love to know!
