
A collection of traditional recipes organized around the Jewish holiday calendar, drawing from both Ashkenazi traditions of Central and Eastern Europe and the Sephardic culinary heritage of Spain, Portugal, and North Africa. Joan Nathan presents home cooks with dishes passed down across generations, including a four-hundred-year-old hallah recipe and a Moroccan kosher couscous, illustrating the geographic and cultural breadth of Jewish cooking. The book serves as both a practical recipe resource and a record of culinary history, grounding each holiday's foods in their cultural and religious context.
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