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and shaping phyllo dough into stunning shapes for 
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CHEESE CALZONE
Calzones are surprisingly easy to make and, 
not surprisingly, absolutely delicious. Savo-
ry or sweet, these calzones can be served as 
a main dish or a side dish for a dairy meal, 
depending on how big you make them.
MAKES 8–10 CALZONES
Dough
:
4 cups fl our
1 tablespoon active dry yeast
1 tablespoon sugar
½ teaspoon salt
1 egg
5 tablespoons vegetable oil
1½ cups milk, lukewarm
1 egg, beaten
Sweet cheese fi lling
1 package farmer cheese
1 egg
2 teaspoons vanilla sugar
½ cup sugar
¼ package vanilla instant pudding mix
½ cup canned crushed pineapple - optional
Savory spinach-cheese fi lling:
9 ounces frozen spinach, 
defrosted
1 cup cream cheese
1½ cups grated mozzarella 
cheese
1 egg, beaten
1 teaspoon garlic, minced
½ teaspoon salt (or to taste)
1/8 teaspoon ground black 
pepper (or to taste) 
Method:
   To prepare the dough, in a large bowl, with 
an electric mixer, combine the fl our, yeast, 
sugar, salt, egg, oil, and milk. Mix until a soft  
dough is formed.
   Smear the dough with oil and cover with 
a towel. Let rise in a warm place until dou-
bled in size approximately 1½ hours. Punch 
down and let rise a second time for an ad-
ditional half hour. Punch down again.
To prepare the sweet fi lling, in a medium 
bowl, combine the cheese, egg, vanilla sug-
ar, sugar, pudding mix, and pineapple.
   To prepare the spin-
ach fi lling, in a medium 
bowl, combine the 
spinach, cream cheese, 
mozzarella, egg, garlic, 
salt, and black pepper.
Preheat the oven to 350º 
F (175º C). Line 2 bak-
ing sheets with baking 
paper.
   To assemble the cal-
zones, divide dough into 8–10 equal parts. 
On a fl oured surface, roll each ball of dough 
to form a round disc of ½-inch (2 cm.) 
thickness. 
   Spoon a layer of fi lling on half of the 
rolled-out dough, leaving a small border 
around the edge. Fold the dough in half 
over the fi lling and seal the edges with moist 
fi ngers. 
   Transfer the calzones on the lined baking 
sheets. Brush with beaten egg.
   Bake until golden, about 20 minutes. 
Mindy Rafalowitz is a freelance writer whose articles have appeared in various publications including Binah, Mishpachah Jr., Ami and Th e Jewish Press. 
She is also a recipe developer and food columnist for the Hebrew Hamodia for over 15 years. She has published a best selling cookbook in Hebrew for Pesach and 
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In  our  previous  article  we  dis-
cussed  the  concept  of  a  target  heart 
rate  and  how  to  make  sure  you  are 
exercising in a safe range. What about 
other areas of the body? Do you have 
to be concerned of injuring yourself 
from too much exercise? In short, yes. 
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question.  How  does  the  body  build 
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phases to building muscle. 
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causing  the  muscle  to  grow  and  get 
stronger. 
Now that you know this process you 
can  understand  why  someone  might 
feel  “Charlie  Horse”  the  day  after 
exercising.  The  body  is  rebuilding 
the muscle that was worked the day 
before. However, if you feel sore for 
more than 24-48 hours you probably 
pushed yourself too hard. This means 
you  overdid  it  with  the  exercise.  So 
how  can  you  prevent  this?  It  seems 
that you would only know your limit 
once you are already past it? This is 
actually true. The best way to prevent 
this is by taking it slowly when you 
begin  a  new  exercise  program.  You 
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gram and see how you feel the next 
day.  If  you  feel  well,  you  increase 
your  exercise  the  next  time.  Con-
tinue like this until you fi nd the ideal 
amount  of  each  exercise  to  prevent 
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el,  avoid  working  the  same  muscles 
every day. Instead, alternate between 
exercises on each day giving the body 
ample time to repair the muscles that 
were worked. 
 
Until now we have been discuss-
ing overtraining in otherwise healthy 
individuals.  However,  this  is  espe-
cially important for people that have 
already experienced some kind of in-
jury. For example, if you had a surgi-
cal procedure your doctor may refer 
you  for  therapy.  Your  therapist  will 
then help guide you in your recovery 
process, making sure you progress at 
a safe pace. Trying to return to your 
prior level of function without going 
through  the  proper  routine  can  be  a 
recipe for disaster! If you don’t follow 
the rehab protocol you risk reinjuring 
yourself, often causing more damage 
than the original injury.
 
This  concept  applies  to  inju-
ries  even  when  there  is  no  surgical 
intervention.  For  example,  a  person 
is  walking  in  the  snow,  slips  and 
breaks their ankle. The doctor sets the 
bones, puts on a cast and instructs NO 
WEIGHT  BEARING  for  12  weeks. 
You think the doctor is being overly 
conservative but in reality that is not 
necessarily  true.  Bone  can  take  that 
long  to  heal,  especially  in  an  older 
adult  (or  someone  with  other  issues 
such  as  Diabetes  or  smoking).  This 
means  if  you  return  to  weight  bear-
ing before being cleared by the doctor 
you risk re-fracturing the leg. There-
fore, it is critical to follow your doc-
tor’s instructions after a surgery or an 
injury. Otherwise, in your zeal to re-
turn to the way you were before your 
injury  you  may  be  setting  yourself 
back  even  further.  Remember,  haste 
makes waste.
 
As  a  general  rule,  exercise  is 
good  for  you.  It  keeps  your  heart 
healthy and your weight in check. But 
as with many things, too  much of  a 
good thing is not always good. Some-
times, a pragmatic approach to exer-
cise  and  rehabilitation  is  the  correct 
approach.  Take  care  to  follow  your 
doctor’s instructions and feel free to 
ask questions if you don’t understand 
the  reason.  However,  don’t  assume 
you know better and try to accelerate 
beyond the body’s capacity for recov-
ery. Remember, slow and steady wins 
the race.
Note: Consult your physician before 
beginning  a  new  exercise  program, 
especially  if  you  have  any  medical 
conditions  (i.e.  high  blood  pressure, 
heart  disease,  diabetes  etc.)  or  take 
medications  as  these  may  alter  the 
body’s tolerance for exercise.
______________________________
Robin (Rivky) Akselrud, MS, OTR/L 
is a licensed occupational therapist. 
David (Yakov) Ettinger, PT, DPT, GCS 
is a Doctor of Physical Theray and is 
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