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Claudia Roden Looks to Her Greatest Inspiration – The New York Times

| November 2, 2021

LONDON If youve ever swiped a supple piece of pita bread through a plate of garlicky hummus and your family roots arent in the Middle East, you may have Claudia Roden to thank. In 1968, in the modestly titled A Book of Middle Eastern Food, the 32-year-old Egyptian exile gave the non-Arabic-speaking world one of its first detailed looks at this rich cuisine

The new Edith’s redefines Jewish food with bacon and bagel sandwiches, sabich and shmaltzy pot pie – Forward

| October 27, 2021

Ralph Lauren meets Moroccan souk meets your grandmothers house. Thats the vibe of the new location of Ediths, a speciality grocery store and sit-down eatery serving traditional dishes from Jewish communities all around the world, reinterpreted.

Cuisine Along the Silk Road | JewishBoston – jewishboston.com

| October 27, 2021

Growing up in a Jewish family in Tehran, Iran, Angela Cohan enjoyed her familys Persian cuisine. After the Iranian Revolution of 1979, the family left for the U.S.namely, Southern California, where Cohan married and raised a family. Yet she remembered the recipes of her childhood, which reflect both Persian and Persian-Jewish traditions

Nothing like a trip to Israel – Cleveland Jewish News

| October 27, 2021

In a Conde Nast Traveler magazine reader poll just out, Israel scored in the Top 20, at No.

Chez Panisse and the history of the slow food movement – The State Journal-Register

| October 27, 2021

Jay Kitterman| Culinary and special events consultant, Lincoln Land Community College Widely acclaimed as the pioneer of Californias farm-to-table cuisine, Chez Panisseshouldbe celebrating its 50th anniversarythis year.Safety concerns over social distancing ledrestaurant founder Alice Waters to postpone the reopening.This past year the restaurant hasserved pizzasfor takeoutand produce farmers market style on Sundays.Severalyearsago,Carol andI,while in SanFrancisco,traveledvia BART(rapidtransit) tothisiconicrestaurant in Berkley. Waters,in her new book,We Are What We Eat,makesanimpassioned plea for aradical reconsideration of the way each and every one of us cooks and eats.Sheurges us to take up the mantle of slow food culture,thephilosophya core of her life's work

These Central Jersey restaurants are keeping the heat on for outdoor dining – My Central Jersey

| October 27, 2021

New Ristorante MV in Bernardsville booked out for two months Since the Bernardsville restaurant's first day of business on March 4, it's been fully booked every day. Alexander Lewis, MyCentralJersey.com Thankfully, the COVID-19 nightmare in Central Jersey is vastly different than it was one year ago

How a Librarian and a Food Historian Rediscovered the Recipes of Moorish Spain – Atlas Obscura

| October 18, 2021

Take large fine-tasting carrots, lightly scrape their skins, cut them in half lengthwise, and then split each half into two pieces. For centuries, thats as far as any cook could get when preparing A dish [of carrots in sauce] from Ibn Razn al-Tujbs Fidalat al-Khiwan fi Tayyibat al-Taam wa-l-Alwan (Best of Delectable Foods and Dishes from al-Andalus and al-Maghrib), a cookbook composed in Tunis around 1260.

American Religion Beyond the Synagogue, Church, and Temple – Patheos

| October 18, 2021

In her fascinating book, Beyond the Synagogue, Rachel Gross describes a wide range of activities that help American Jews find meaning and connection: visiting historic synagogues, conducting Jewish genealogy research, eating Jewish foods, and sharing Jewish stories and toys with children. According to Gross, these activities are not only expressions of Jewish nostalgia, but important and often overlooked forms of American Jewish religious practice. She details these aspects of American Jewish life not only to illuminate the significance of Jewish deli cuisine and Rebecca Rubin the American Girl, but to offer an assurance to her readers: despite claims to the contrary, American Judaism is thriving.

Creator of Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives Comes to Berks – bctv.org

| October 18, 2021

The Jewish Federation of Reading/Berks in partnership with Exeter Community Library announce the next author of the third season of Literatour Berks, a community-wide celebration with 14 events featuring authors, celebrities, and cultural influencers throughout Berks County. The public is invited to a Noontime Knowledge event with David Page, author of Food Americana: The Remarkable People and Incredible Stories behind Americas Favorite Dishes on Tuesday, October 19 at 12 p.m

The Altair Hotel to Open as First Luxury Hotel and Resort in Bay Harbor – PRNewswire

| October 18, 2021

Located at 9540 West Bay Harbor Drive, the 96-room boutique property features designs created byInteriors by Steven G, offering guests a modern coastal beach house aesthetic within bright studio suites featuring floor to ceiling glass windows, spacious one-bedrooms, and two-bedroom corner suites. All rooms and suites feature contemporary furnishings in light, neutral tones, with luxurious fixtures and appointments


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