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Hanukkah's early this year, and if you're like me, now's the moment to panic. Or time to order a gift basket of rugelach from the Kitchen Cupboard, Inc. (800-813-5432), a Broward-based company. The Kitchen Cupboard doesn't sell its homemade rugelach, developed from a top-secret family recipe and ranging in variety from chocolate chip to apricot/raisin/walnut, in retail stores. But that's OK, 'cause it's actually more convenient to have the one-pound box ($24.95) or two-pound box ($34.95) delivered. Since the prices are sans shipping costs, this may seem somewhat dear for a box of cookies; fortunately the company will return your money if you're not satisfied. Hmm. Guess an empty box isn't worth much, then.