Deli slings roast-beef sandwiches, chicken-dumpling soup & more than 20 casserole dishes while aroma of holiday cookies wafts from bakery

• Expires Apr 4, 2012
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• For $5, you get $10 worth of deli meats.
• For $10, you get $20 worth of baked goods.

For 120 years, Heitzman Traditional Bakery and Deli's dough pounders have been whipping up a vast array of homemade pies, cakes, and cookies while the deli layers hearty sandwiches and casseroles. Curry chicken salad ($6.25) and saucy roast-beef sandwiches ($5.99) befriend fresh batches of dill potato salad ($4.99/lb.) or homemade chicken-and-dumpling soup ($3.50). Behemoth sweet and savory casseroles sate up to a dozen dinner guests or fellow jury members with strata of marshmallow sweet potatoes ($26) or baked turkey ($6.99/lb.).

Heitzman's original owner, Jacob Heitzman, began baking and decorating cakes in 1891, and the storefront’s current selection ($25–$38) includes a traditional jam cake—a soft, spiced batter laden with raisins, pecans, and fresh jam. Holiday revelers can stockpile springerlies—cookies flavored with licorice extract and a single snowman tear ($6.99)—or nibble spiced lab kuchens drizzled with white icing.