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Post subject: Number Formats and Locale Settings
huwg wrote:
Why doesn't Calc format it "Text" even though it plainly thinks it is text?
Calc knows two types of data: number and text. A formula may return an error as a third type. Your input may be either one of formula, number or text. When you enter something into a cell it is either a formula with leading "=" or it can be interpreted as numeric input (decimal, date/time, true/false, percent, scientific 1.3E2) according to the
locale of the cell's number format
. If it can not be interpreted as formula nor number then it has to be text.
YOU can enforce text with a preceeding apostroph, which won't be part of the text-value. YOU can enforce text for new input through number format "Text", which won't affect existing numbers nor formulae. Automatic assignment of text-format on every typo would be too annoying and pointless since a wrongly typed number is text anway.
A cell with
any kind of US number format
(except for "Text") tries to guess your input like this:
12.3 = Decimal number --> 12.3
12,300,400 = 3-digit blocks separated by thousands separator -> 12300400
12,3 = Comma is not a common US date separator, so it is not a number at all -> Text 12,3
12/ = Integer, followed by a date separator -> this month's 12th day
12/31 = 2 integers, separated by a date separator -> 31th day of this year's 12th month
31/12 = 2 integers, separated by a date separator -> 12th day..., fails due to 31th month -> it must be text
true = boolean true -> 1
false = boolean false -> 0
Try with times, percent and scientific notation in unformatted cells.
If your input is seen as a "special number" in the context of the cell's number format language and there is no specific number format applied, then your numbers get some appropriate default format according to the number format locale.
All this input-guessing occurs
Prove of concept: You can format a cell with number format locale "US", but apply british "DD/MM/YY", which leads to the confusing consequence that 31/12/07 is not a number, whereas 12/31/07 is a number displayed as 31/12/07.
What does number format locale "Default" mean?
If no number format locale is set explicitly through cell style nor hard formatting then the OOo locale is applied.
If that one is "Default" too, the language of operating system is used.
EDIT: At this point of reading you may want to continue with later posting about
Menu:Tools>Options>Language Settings>Languages
Sounds reasonable -- somehow? Notice this odd behaviour:
If your input happens to be a formula, the number format's locale is not relevant anymore.
Currently I have opened a completely unformatted sheet with number format locale English(US), but working with a german application locale. The application's locale is the second setting in Tools>Option>language settings>Languages. Germany uses comma as decimal separator, true/false is wahr/falsch, days are commonly written before month with point as thousands separator as well as date separator in default date 31.12.2000. Everything works as described above unless I use formulae:
=1.2 -> #NAME [unquoted 1.2 is not a number nor a reference]
=1,2 -> 1.2 [number according to application's locale, formatted as US number]
Conversion of text-values by function VALUE:
'1.2 -> Err:502
'1,2 -> 1.2
'true -> Err:502
'false -> Err:502
'wahr -> 1
'falsch -> 0
'12/31/2000 -> Err:502
'31/12/2000 -> 36891 which is the correct date when you format the number.
When I change the application locale to English(US) and enforce recalculation (Ctrl+Shift+F9) the results toggle (errors become values and vice versa).
I raised issue
on this because it is so inconsistant and makes it hard to edit multi-lingual spreadsheets having one column 12,23 EUR and another one USD 12.23. You can't use your num-pad anymore.
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Thanks. That's another step towards me understanding all the ins and outs of Calc formatting.
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Basically it is a matter of data types text or number since all number formats are pointless if the value is not a number at all. All formatting is completely up to you, unless you leave a cell's number format unset, In this case (no number format set) Calc applies some default derived from the cell's number format locale. It shows up to 5 decimals, applies some date and/or time, true/false, percent (12.5%->formatted 0.125), currency (13.99$ ->formatted 13.99), scientific(2.34E2 ->formatted 234, fraction(12 1/8 ->formatted 12.125).
If these defaults are too annoying, just create some cell-styles (named set of format properties) and save the most frequently used in your default template.
- A doubleclick on a style sets the formatting of the current (multiple) selection according to all settings defined in the style.
- When anything behaves ugly, Ctrl+Shift+Space resets the formatting to the underlying style.
- If you want to change something for all equally styled cells in this document, simply change the underlying style without the need to search for formatting.
- Need a variant of one of your complex styles? Create a new style based on that one and change only what needs to be different.
- For conditional formatting and calculated formatting through function STYLE you need styles anyway.
- You can still apply hard formatting as exceptions to the rule.
- A constant text value (input rather than a formula's result) can have
from all cell formatting.
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I thought I'd follow up
another thread on setting a default date format
. From that thread:
Villeroy wrote:
noranthon wrote:
My understanding is that the date format is determined by the locale setting
You mean the system locale, the second option in the language settings? Well, this is what I thought until I had a long discussion with one of our russian members.
Now my understanding is that all formatting is up to you. First, the value has to be a number at all. Number formatting on text is pointless. What is considered as number depends on the cell's individual number format locale (NFL). If input is a number (1.23, 31/12/2000, 23E-4, 13%, true) it will be formatted according to your formatting. If you did not apply any then your input gets formatted automatically according to the cell's number NFL.
You set the default NFL for newly created documents through the third setting in the options-panel. Of course this will not affect your custom templates.
If one cell has number format "General" with NFL en-GB 31/12/2000 is a number 12/31/2000 is text. The next cell with US-NFL handles this the other way round. "DD/MM/YY" explicitly set in a US-cell is a custom number format (in a british cell it's default date). "DD/MM/YY" with US NFL treats input 31/12/07 as number and shows 12/31/07, whereas input 12/31/07 is not a number at all. So don't do this except for proof of concept.
What is pzzling me is the fact that the system locale is used in formula context.
Let system locale be en-GB or alike and cell's NFL en-US:
31/12/07 is a number
=DATEVALUE("31/12/07") returns an error (502: invalid argument)
=DATEVALUE("12/31/07") -> 39447 (correct number of this date)
With german de-DE system locale (comma is decimal separator) and some english cell-NFL:
1.2 is a number but in a formula you have to use =1,2 (comma)
=1.2 will be recognized as date-input since the dot is common date-separator here.
So you have to take care in multilingual documents. You may have the problem that the decimal-separator on the num-pad works in one cell and fails in the next one. When you type constants in formulae the num-pad separator should always work (I believe).
I created a new spreadsheet. First, I changed the language setting for the document to German (Germany) for the document only. That seemed to make no difference.
Modifying the default cell style did. F11 >right-click on "Default" and select "Modify". On the Numbers tab, change the language to German (Germany). The setting affects only numbers, NOT formulas:
1. Enter
--> shows in the input line and displays as the number
- German format recognised and applied.
2. Enter
-- > shows in the input line as 01.06.2007 and displays as
- German format recognised and applied.
3. Enter
--> shows as such in the input line and displays
- German format NOT recognised and an error results.
4. Enter
-->shows as such in the input line and displays as the number
- German format NOT recognised. Input applied according to Anglo-American format and translated to a German-formatted result.
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Yes, your're right (of course). Setting the number format locale (NFL) of cell style "Default" changes the NFL of all cells that are not using another explicitly set NFL. With a German NFL you get exactly the behaviour I tried to explain in this thread. Your inputs 1. to 4. confirm my thesis so far.
However, I was wrong in thread
How to set default date format in ooCalc ?
where I stated, that you can set the default NFL through Tools>Options>Language Settings>Languages:"Default for Documents". I'm sorry for that.
You will not get German NFLs this way. But a double-quoted string in your german document is quoted this way, right?
If we set Tools>Options>Language Settings>Languages:"Default for Documents" to German then we get quotes in this way and German spell checking (if availlable). So the document locale influences the char locale only (tab "Font" in cell formatting dialogue) leaving the NFL untouched. I can't decide if this is a bug or a feature. EDIT: It is neither a bug nor feature. It's just natural. See next chapter below at 5.1.
Spreadsheet cells with different char locale behave just like portions of text in other documents of type Writer, Impress and Draw:
Dies ist ein deutsches Zitat
This is an English citation
This is English text with a differently formatted portion of German text. I set the character style of the following portion to German locale:
Dieser Satz ist in deutscher Sprache.
This sentence is English again and both languages used in this cell pass spell checking.
¿Hablamos Español? ¡Hay que instalar un diccionario! This Spanish cell is not spell-checked until I install a Spanish dictionary and restart the office. The spell checker starts croaking behind the "!"
We can set the char locale to "[None]". This is a handy feature if we need to avuid all spell chekking and "typographic quotes".
I had to edit the next part heavily. I stated that a style's NFL, if set "Default", defaults to it's parent style. Plain wrong. I replaced the second half of this posting with something new, based on the dialogue
Menu:Tools>Options>Language Settings>Languages:
[more or less from the viewpoint of a Calc user]
1. User interface: Well, this is obvious and clear. If there are additional
language packs installed you can modify the entire user interface. This will
not change any aspect of already existing documents nor templates.
However, newly created objects of brand new documents (not from templates) will be named differently, for instance German "Tabelle1" instead of English "Sheet1".
2. Locale: Could be described as
"locale of the programming environment"
. It determines how values are converted from text to number and back in Calc-formulae (VALUE("1.23")), Basic-IDE (cStr(Now()) and Writer-cells(=SUM <A1:A4>). (elsewhere?). This is the one and only locale for all language-dependent conversions in all opened documents and in the Basic-IDE. While you can set any number format locale or char locale respectively for all kinds of paragraphs, text-portions, cells and boxes individually, this is the one used for dynamic conversions from text to number and vice versa. Also this is the default language for all numbers in un-localized objects such as numeric input in a sheet-cell with number format language "Default".
If this locale itself is set to "Default" the locale of the operating system is used (which is not necessarily the user interface language).
3. Decimal separator key: [x]Same as locale setting
If set, the
num-pad separator
is interpreted as decimal separator according to the above set locale. If not set, the num-pad separator is interpreted according to the operating system. Again, this can't (and shouldn't) change the decimal separator of any given locale. It just lets you customize the char which is sent to the application when you hit the num-pad's decimal key.
4. Default currency: If no currency is specified in a cell, this one will be used. A completely unformatted cell in a german environment (locale) can take input "1" as valid numeric input according to German number format locale. This input will automtically set a currency format. It shows "1,00 ".
If I set my default currency from "Default" to "US$" I can type "1$" into an unformatted cell which will be formatted to $1,00 (still using default German number format locale with comma). When I choose a currency number format in the formatting dialog this default currency gets pre-selected.
5. Default languages for documents:
5.1 Western: [None] or some language,
no default
. This option alone does not do anything with already existing documents nor templates. It sets the char locale ("Font" tab) for all styles of all brand new documents, not created from template. In combination with next option 6. it sets the char locale ("Font" tab) for all styles of an existing document (the current one).
The label of this option implies that there is a default, so you can unset a char locale in order to use the one set here. I could not find any object where you can set the char locale to "Default". This may be the reason why this setting does not apply to number format locales.
Thinking about it, I come to this conclusion: Whenever you write text in western language, the text is supposed to be written in a distinct human language. Sometimes you may prefer [None] for code or other kinds of written art. A "Default" language for written text would imply that an English text, edited by a German co-worker is spell-checked in German and applies double-quotes like this. That would be an obvious design flaw.
Contrary to western language, a number format language may be set to "Default" in order to show numeric symbols (figures) according to any reader's language.
[not shure about asian languages, so I used the term "western language"]
5.2. Asian:
5.3. CTL (complex text layout):
Any Asian, Arabic, Hebrew readers out there?
6. [x]Current document only: Changes all char locales of the current
to the above settings below point 5. A quick test
with some sheet-cells and portions of text shows that hard formatting still
overrides styles. Hard formatted char locales are not affected by this change.
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Villeroy wrote:
So the document locale influences the char locale only (tab "Font" in cell formatting dialogue) leaving the NFL untouched. I can't decide if this is a bug or a feature.
In my "Options" tab, the option is "Default languages for Documents" and you can select "For the current document only."
altering the language for the document alters the char locale and the formula locale but NOT the number locale. Altering the number locale does NOT change the locale of numbers included in formulas.
There seem to be two anomalies there which, to my mind, are bugs. Someone will probably claim they are features but I would ask them (if I had more patience) to explain their purposes and how they enhance the application.
If I change the locale setting to German,
enters as
and displays as
. If I format the cell to "TT.MM.JJ", the display changes to
. The locale setting changes seem to be consistent.
The option "Decimal separator key - Same as locale setting ()" seems to be just window-dressing. It seems to make no difference whether I select that option or not.
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I had to rewrite the second part of my previous posting because I found made some mistake where i should have known better. Now the second part is based on the language options. I hope this helps to understand the how and why. But unless we discuss these issues with the developers or understand their sources we keep walking on thin ice.
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Villeroy, if I had your grasp of the subject, I would raise the issue on the Calc users' list.
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is thier a way to turn all formating off?
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is thier a way to turn all formating off?
Just do not format. Type plain numbers without currencies,
39234 instead of 2007-06-12,
0.25 instead of 6:00 am,
0.5 instead of 50%,
1 and 0 instead of true and false,
If you still prefer human readable input "2007-06-12 10:27 pm", you get the real unformatted number 39245,93598 when you remove all auto-formatting (Ctrl+Shift+Space) after input.
In formula context use =N(NOW()) instead of =NOW().
Or try the paradox. Supress all number formatting through a number format like this:
All this "non-formatting" should not change anything except for appearance.
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jsauceda wrote:
is thier a way to turn all formating off?
Yes, but you don't want to go there.
What do you want to achieve?
Remove row/column/cell formatting and go back to default format? Mark the entire worksheet, then select "Format - Default formatting" (or press ctrl+shift+delete).
Copy/paste only content, inheriting the formatting of the target? Use "paste special" (ctrl+shift+V if pasting into OOo document).
Something else?
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I need to copy and paste 16 digit numbers.
When I paste into calc puts it into scientific.
even when I use ctrl+shift+V for unformated paste it still puts it into scientific.
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AFAIK, Calc numbers have only around 15 digits precision, so your numbers will be rounded upon entry. If you need this precision to the digit, consider using other mathemathical tools. If it's not numbers used for calculations, format the cells as text.
Assuming this is numbers and not text, what you need is not default format (which is automatic) but specific formatting. Select the cells to be formatted, and then "Format - Cells" in the menus. Enter the format code #.
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Ctl+A > Right click > Format cells > Text > OK
Thank you!
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Post subject: Fraction entries treated as zero
If I enter a number as a fraction -- e.g., 24 1/2 instead of 24.5 -- it appears that it is treated as zero for computation. I'm new at this, so I'm treating every "different than Excel" behavior as notable, if not a bug.
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Merchandise Coordinators in the United States pull down an average of $12.62 per hour. Geographic location is the biggest factor affecting pay for this group, followed by tenure. Roughly a fifth of professionals in this line of work do not receive benefits; however, a strong majority report medical coverage and a fair number claim dental coverage as well. Most Merchandise Coordinators like their work and job satisfaction is high. Female Merchandise Coordinators far outnumber their male contemporaries among survey respondents. This report is based on responses to the PayScale salary survey.
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Merchandise coordinators are responsible for ensuring that a retailer's merchandise is well-maintained and displayed in an attractive manner. Some merchandise coordinators are in charge of a retailer's website, while others work within actual stores.Read More...
Those in this position are often responsible for carrying out research of the competition's pricing to keep the advantage in their companies' favor. When managing a retailer's website, they must gather pictures to display products and research product information to create the best promotions; they may work with product distributors and manufacturers to gather this data. Above all, arranging websites for easy navigation and spotlighting particular products is of the utmost importance.
Merchandise coordinators must also ensure that out-of-stock products are removed and all information about product pricing is accurate. When working inside stores, they must ensure that products are placed in an aesthetic and strategic manner throughout the store, and may also be in charge of providing training to other staff members.
In some positions, merchandise coordinators may also have duties involving merchandise delivery, storage, and distribution. Prior experience with retail merchandising is often essential, though some internship positions are available. Generally, some college education is required, and a bachelor's degree is preferred by most employers.
Merchandise Coordinators only report a few specific skills. Most notably, skills in Microsoft Excel, Merchandising, Customer Service, and Organizing are correlated to pay that is above average. Those listing Organizing and Customer Service as skills, on the other hand, should be prepared for drastically lower pay. Employees educated in Customer Service are typically practiced in Merchandising, too.
Median of all compensation (including tips, bonus, and overtime) by years of experience.
Those who have worked for fewer than five years take home a median salary of $34K, and workers with five to 10 years of experience report earning less ($32K) on average. Merchandise Coordinators see a median salary of $34K after reaching one to two decades on the job. Seasoned veterans with 20 years under their belts enjoy a median income of $37K.
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Little Farmers Child Care Center is a one-of-a-kind, agriculture based child care center that will be opening in July 2015. School aged children are able to safely interact with traditional farm animals while learning basic animal husbandry skills and enjoying hours of interaction with their favorite animals. This program provides child care services before and after school, and during holidays, snow days, school vacations, as well as, a full day summer program. Our staff has over a decade of experience teaching children about these animals.
The daily program supports a child's social and physical development. Caring for animals also develops a very unique sense of responsibility and great satisfaction. Children quickly learn how difficult it can be to care for others, animals in this case. This is an education that helps them realize just how much care they receive from their parents!
The center is licensed by the State of Connecticut and the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The center maintains a staff/child ratio of 1/10.
Before School - 6:30 AM until school bus arrival
After School - school bus drop off until 6:00 PM
Half day – Coincides with Birch Grove/TIS school schedule
Full day program - 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM (includes school snow days/Holidays/Vacation)
Summer program - 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM
Closed Thanksgiving Day/New Years Day/Christmas Day.
Little Farmers Child Care Center is conveniently located on the corner of Merrow Road (RT 195) and Anthony Road in Tolland, CT. This brand new facility includes two large classrooms and a farm animal learning center. The outside play area is fenced and outfitted for year round play. The program is limited to 30 children. This entire facility is 100% handicap accessible.
FACILITY OPENING DATE: The facility will be opening on July 6th, 2015. Construction and state licensing will be complete by the end of June.


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Anti-U.S. protests: Pakistanis burned the U.S. flag during an anti-U.S. rally in Karachi, Pakistan, on Friday, shouting, "Death to Bush!" and other condemnation. Bush landed in Rawalpindi on Friday night.
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ISLAMABAD, Pakistan -- Pakistanis shut down their country with a nationwide strike and protests Friday as President Bush flew from India for talks with President Pervez Musharraf.
After Air Force One landed at an air base in Rawalpindi on Friday night -- with its window shades down and its running lights turned off -- Bush's entourage was whisked into a bubble of protection and an official welcome.
The capital, Islamabad, and many other cities were eerily quiet, although thousands of men marched in Peshawar, Multan, Karachi and other cities to condemn Bush and the United States -- and ...


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We've all been caught groovin' to our favorite songs, but have you ever wondered what makes them so great? Why do the instruments sound like they do? What is the connection between physics and music? This camp is designed to answer these questions, investigate the physics of sound and explore the amazing world of music. As an added bonus, we will be building instruments to take home!
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Today we're thrilled to welcome Sharon Ashwood to Heroes and Heartbreakers. Sharon's latest release, Possessed by the Fallen, came out today! Sharon writes about wolf shifters, and as we all know, wolves run in packs. Sharon is here today to talk about the unique influence family has on us and how that influence shapes the background and journey of a character. Thanks, Sharon!
No man is an island, unless he's an alpha hero. The image of the lone cowboy riding into a prairie sunset is firmly fixed in the popular imagination. He's the symbol of individualism, independence, and the belief that personal strength of character can overcome every obstacle. He's a figure of romance in the older sense of the word—an avatar of the quest, a demigod who has accepted loneliness as the price of storied adventure. Or, at least that's what his publicist would have us believe. Never believe a press kit.
He's not so alone as all that. Scratch the surface and our hero (unless he's utterly socially dysfunctional) has a life with relationships and community, even if it's a less than traditional one. One of the favorite tropes of popular fiction is the "band of brothers," a group of strong male characters who are held together by a shared experience or purpose. Both military adventures and heist stories use this construct, as do a wealth of paranormal romances. J.R. Ward's Black Dagger Brotherhood series is an obvious example—no one would ever question the individual power of the heroes, and yet they work within a complex, interdependent community that makes them stronger than they would be on their own.
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Sicilian airline WindJet styled itself as Italy's first low-cost carrier when it launched in 2003, operating a mix of scheduled domestic and charter flights between northern and southern Italy from Catania, Palermo and Forli.
Chief executive Angelo Lobianco says the carrier is responding to the entry of rival low-cost carriers through competitive pricing, domestic network development, and launching new international routes. Flying eight Airbus A320s, its fleet-expansion strategy means that the airline will be operating 12 aircraft by May. "The Italian market has entered into a new competitive arena with traditional carriers forced to face fierce competition from both the low-cost domestic and international carriers," says Lobianco. "They haven't found any other way to compete other than pricing and this has meant a dramatic decrease in profitability.
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Hey guys, Mrhappy here. Ran into our first Odin Fate today and I managed to record it and catch a few glimpses of the different mechanics before our ultimate failure. Enjoy!
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i think i saw Odin in that video for about an entire 5 seconds
The image of the video is so bad, so grey, next time, please, color correct it, because raw capture color is just bad!
There is a filtering for targeting, you can do all/other/enemy/friends that should make it easyer.
The pronunciation is "Ine-her-yar". If you're into single player RPGs you should play Valkyrie Profile, where you'll hear it said many many times. Anyway, the fight looks super cool. I can't wait until I hit 50 so I can participate in one.
I watched this while playing "Can you feel the sunshine"…. hilarity ensued.
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The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) recommends telling children that they're adopted as soon as they're able to understand — usually between ages 2 and 4. The concept of adoption still may be beyond them, but it's important to introduce the word to their vocabulary.
Let your son know that he can ask you any questions he has. Bringing the topic up early on will allow both you and your child to become more comfortable discussing what it means to be adopted.
To help tell the story of how your family came to be, consider keeping a scrapbook of pictures and items from when your son was born and when you adopted him. Such details and mementos can help convey your joy at having him in your life. You also might get your son one of the many books written for young kids about being adopted.
Most important, try to make adoption something that is openly discussed, rather than a secret with a negative connotation.
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Sweet Bean Buns
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|11 Ounce (1 Package, To Make Two 9 Inch Crusts)
|Canned sweet red bean paste
|18 Ounce (1 Can, 1 Pound And 2 Ounces In Weight)
|Egg yolk
|2 Tablespoon
Prepare pastry mix as directed on package for a 2-crust pie.
Roll all dough out on a floured board to form a rectangle 12 by 16 inches.
Cut in twelve 4-inch squares.
Place an equal amount of the bean paste in each square.
Shape bean paste mound in a rectangle about 2 by 2 1/2 inches.
Fold short ends of pastry over filling, then lap longer sides over top.
Place seam side down on a greased baking sheet and flatten slightly with your hand.
Beat egg yolk with water and brush on each pastry.
Bake in a 375° oven for about 45 minutes or until richly browned.
Cool on wire racks.
Eat warm or cold.
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On the first evening of Rosh Hashanah this year, BuzzFeed posted a video called "The Jewish Food Taste Test." In it, Gentiles sample iconic Ashkenazi dishes. Gefilte fish comes first. "It's like a cold sausage with sour paste on the top," one goy cringes. "I'm not quite sure what meat it is," confesses a hoodie-clad Asian dude. A vaguely Nordic-looking hipster delivers the kicker: "It tastes like a grocery store smells." Suffice it to say that these people were not eating the gefilte fish on offer at Abe Fisher.
Chef Yehuda Sichel, a longtime loyalist of Abe Fisher co-owner Michael Solomonov, stuffs rainbow trout with a delicately nutty forcemeat of striped bass, smoked trout, walnuts and matzo. After poaching the trout whole, he cuts them into what amount to three-inch-thick boneless steaks, crisps the skin, and glazes them with a sweet reduction of carrot juice and port wine. Smoked Hungarian pepper wafts from a slaw of carrot shreds and pickled raisins piled on one side. Underneath it all is a subtly mustardy puree of butter-roasted carrots, accented with horseradish—lest anyone complain that the "sour paste" is missing.